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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1911
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel lists display advertising at 10 cents per insertion with special yearly contract rates. Subscription rate is 8100 per year inside Cherokee County and 8128 outside the county, payable to sdvanes.
To Walter A Cameron defendant you are lauded that the petition of Deeky Cameron plaintiff is in the office of the clerk in the district court of Cherokee County Iowa asks for divorce on cruelty custody of Henry M Cameron and Jehan N Cameron minors and general equitable relief unless you appear and defend thereto by noon of the second day of the next term of the district court to be begun and held at the court house in Cherokee Iowa on the dth day of September Attorneys for the plaintiff
The Free List bill passed the senate with a minor amendment and appears likely to be approved by the House and handed to the president for signature Taft’s action would reassure farmers and consumers, boost his standing with common people, and blunt opponents’ attacks.
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Services at the usual hours next Sunday. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at Lofelogk on Power Lord help me to live and give me more power to men may be a source of strength. Forgetting self in thy great ministry. Give me the love that makes men suffer long even though like Thee it lead me to the grave. The Ladies society will meet with Mrs Knutzen on Thursday afternoon Aug. 10th members and friends cordially invited.
The Northwestern Doctors offer free consultation and analysis for chronic diseases at the Bradford Hotel on August 17. A licensed group claims to treat nervous, stomach, liver, kidney, heart, and other ailments without surgery, using a germ destroyer Quid injection. emphasis on cancer and malignant growths with potential life-saving guidance.
Miss Anna Peterson visits from Chicago to see her sisters Mrs Hall and Mrs Gustafson. Families travel to chautauqua at Storm Lake. The Hall family take an auto trip to Grove. Miss Hazel Hench visits Pierson relatives. Anna Wustensee, student at Iowa City State University, visits home. Gen Anspach visits J S Bell in Storm Lake for chautauqua. Mrs Phil Savage of Sac City visits T L Kenyon home. Diamond is well represented at the Galva chautauqua. New store opens with ice cream and cigars drawing crowds. Mr Hall’s stock praised. Regular church services planned Sunday morning and evening.
A brief notice from Farmers National Bank states all calls to the bank are promptly attended. The message emphasizes responsive service and available staff to assist customers during business hours.
A damaged notice outlines preaching and meeting times for Epworth Day services. Rev. Dard Hoon leads Sunday morning and Eyworth Desisie Burne leads Sunday evening, with no service at another church that day. It urges attendance, prayer meetings Wednesday evenings, and notes room for improved turnout and interest.
One acre parcel with fruit trees and a sturdy house. Includes cellar cistern coal and fuel storage. Miscellaneous structures and outbuildings noted. Contact for further details and price information.
A German writer notes a rise in women learning the violin over the years. He cites the need for a keen ear and physical strength, warns of limited career prospects apart from women’s bands, and observes few regular orchestral placements for women violinists. He predicts the career may become more attractive with time.
Reported cloakroom chaos at Ascot led women to search for coats and wraps amid fears a long-missing ward cup thief had returned. Police arrived as attendants and attendees scrambled, with several ladies fleeing and the scene eventually controlled. The incident sparked sensational talk of suffragist ties and public uproar.
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