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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1912
Page
1
E C Light er Poprietor official paper of Cherokee Court published every Friday morning. Entered as second class matter at Aurelia. Iowa. Local advertising five cents per line per insertion. Display ten cents per inch per insertion. Subscription one hundred dollars per year within and outside the county one dollar twenty five cents per year.
A local firm offers rapid title abstracts and updates for real estate closings. The ad highlights quick turnaround times, thorough searches, and reliable service for lenders buyers and attorneys seeking current property histories.
The Alta Advertiser and the Marcus News claim the most automobiles for towns their size in the state. Aurelia is offered as a stronger holder of the title. The Washta Journal blasts the bull moose party and notes a proverb about doing right. Des Moines church choir has curtains for ankles to keep focus on sermons.
Report says seventeen individuals were caught for using nets to catch fish in the Little Sioux River north of town. The article urges using hooks and life jackets while staying within the law as Iowa allocates funds to support small streams and prevent fish extinction.
An analysis notes that if no candidate wins a majority in the electoral college the election would go to the House. It warns party ties could block an election unless a change in state alignment occurs. The piece also mentions League service notes and a gospel service with sermon titled The Gay Young Miz led by Pastor and Carl Nelson.
Record and abstracts company transcriptions record numerous property transfers in Cherokee county Iowa for July. The items name buyers and sellers such as Eva Garrodd Henry Haase Rose Gillette R A Stienhaus Elliott S Weart Zelda Cham Berlin Christena Kyhl Lizzie Rice Gust Hokanson August Wicht etc with lots in Cherokee Aurelia Aurelia Marcus Larrabee Meriden and other places. totals and parcel details vary by entry.
Rev Earl Hoon urges return to service after Chautauqua season. He calls Sunday school teachers and choir members to resume work next Sunday to advance the cause of Jesus. A Kings Heralds gathering at Mrs J K Rice's home welcomed new members and planned a mothers’ invitation for the next meeting.
Practical farming notes urge silage now for cash gains and llama breeding aims. It stresses building silos for dairies with 10 cows or more, feeding grain with pasture, avoiding muddy lots, using concrete floors, and saving straw as a valuable byproduct. It cites market prices in Nebraska for hay output and peppered with local farm anecdotes. The piece recommends planting corn for silos to maximize feed, adjusting grain based on pasture quality, and highlights a Galva visit by Robert Clemmons and illness of Mrs Templeman.
The proof notes Johnson a graduate of Mankato Commercial College and Iowa Breadgrapher at Plerte recommends the school and its teaching methods in commercial instruction.
In a twelve inning clash Fonda edged Aurelia 8 to 7 as Rapp walked then scored on Saiderbock’s homer. Brown started for Aurelia and pitched well after the first inning while Loucks delivered a clutch pinch hit three bagger for the bench.
Weather conditions were nearly ideal for crops haying and harvesting with normal temperatures and light to copious showers across the state. Some southern localities need rain for corn potatoes and pastures but overall crop prospects are excellent. haying nearly finished with better than expected yield and extra good quality. Winter wheat oats and barley yields range up to 50 65 and 30 bushels per acre respectively. corn shows rapid growth though not yet average in size. potatoes generally in good condition and likely large crop.
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