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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1912
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel is the official paper of Cherokee County. It notes advertising rates and subscription prices. It comments on Dunn, calling him a poor loser after praise during his gubernatorial candidacy.
A Monday Sioux City Daily News report asserts a Berlin scientist has developed a serum that kills tuberculosis germs. The treatment involves one or two injections and purportedly clears signs of the disease in a few weeks.
Evangelists Mahood and Arnold lead nightly services at 7 30 for two weeks at the Methodist church with morning and evening programs on Sunday. Mahood praised as a top American evangelist and Arnold as a noted singer and composer. Church members urged to attend and welcome all Christians.
The piece argues that advertisers should actively seek business through printer's ink and not wait for customers. It notes a heavy holiday season and warns local merchants to bid for shoppers rather than lose sales to rivals or distant towns.
The broken Republican party remains split as leading progressives seek unity but are rebuffed by old guard leaders. President Taft’s punitive policies deepen the rift, risking the party’s collapse and aiding the growth of the progressive movement as insurgents consider joining or forming a new party.
County Seat News notes several Aurelia residents visiting nearby towns including C. C. Hansen visiting here last Thursday and Mrs F R Welch visiting Dr and Mrs J K Rice last Friday. It also lists Mrs Harry Dieterich staying with her parents and Mrs W J Lewis as a business visitor.
Balance sheet shows assets totaling 307 720 57 with loans 223 825 03 and U S bonds 25 000 00. Bank holds reserves 11 258 70 and 1 250 00 redemption fund. Liabilities include capital 25 000 60 surplus 290 000 00 and deposits 76 883 20 plus certificates and notes outstanding.
Mrs. Joe Yousling and Mrs. Helen Yousling of Sioux City return home after a week’s visit. Mrs. H. H. Lucuz of Cherokee visits Diamond over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Williams visit from Cherokee Wednesday. Bert Burlingame of Hall, South Dakota, guest at T. L. Kenn yon home. C. W. Barber of Danbury leaves to see his father after an appendicitis operation in Battle Creek. Thomas Hall and Ernest Isakson visit Galva relatives. John Lank of Galva installs new light plant. Many Diamond farmers finish corn picking, weather permitting. Mra Lanham attends poultry show at Storm Lake with S. CG R IB exhibits.
Workmen disassembled large, unsightly signs from the front of the Young building now housing Dr. J. K. Rice. Restoration work included an electrolier display for a clothing store and removal of signs, while Rev. E E Gilbert visits Aurelia and revival meetings continue in the skating rink. The opera house hosts new plays this winter including The Shepherd of the Hills for Friday night.
The document shows monthly attendance for Rooms I to V with named pupils including Frank Hansen Dorothy Deitrich Pearl Miller Charles Morrill Henry Stutz Pauline Stutz Byron Paulson Aileen Dingman Hazel Holmes Bessie Hoon May Gugsby Effie Bischel Laura Hansen Albert Hansen Lewis Daniels Arthur McCarthy George Lamm Ernest Baumann Harold Paulson Celestine Dawson Mary Alice Dyslin Wayne Mahoney Ruth Paulson Irwin Stutz William Tuttle Hazel Waddell Muriel Welch Ella Bischel Helen Carlburg Percy Clover Margaret Eddy Ray Grigsby William Johns Wesley Nelson Ruth Rice Percy Russell Wesley Stutz Myrtle Rapp Helmer Baumann Howard Deyloff Pearl Hines Garland Mahoney Lewis Miller Edwin Mummert Raymond Nelson Doris McCarthy George Puf Fett Willie Ruebsam Nellie Swanson Bertha Tuttle Stella Wieland Clara Paulson Vernon Butterfield Clarence Diercks Maurice Eddy Hazel Lamm Opal Paulson Cathryn Stutz John Wilson Read Mahoney Elsie Nelson Mary Dick Eurella Waddell Delia Paulson Claire Stutz Mamie Miller Alma Bischel Albert Grashoff Glenn Nelson Helmer Carlburg George Nelson Cornell Clover Donald Johns Dewey Dyloff Iva Chandler and more under Rooms I through V.
Revival meetings begin Thursday evening at the Methodist church with evangelist J. W. Mahood and musical director Oliver Arnold in charge. Mahood arrives highly recommended for the series of services opening this week.
A brief item notes a sample piano program providing practice, technique, and repertoire ideas. The piece mentions obtainable materials and accessible guidance for learners seeking musical enrichment.
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