08 Dec 1911
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1911
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel lists display advertisement pricing at 10 cents per inch per insertion with special yearly contract rates. Subscriptions cost 1.28 dollars per year outside Cherokee County and the paper is published weekly on Fridays.
A column discusses detective Burns near the top of the list and his potential to bring criminals to justice tied to labor unions. It notes congressional tensions, Taft era politics, and Labor unions facing tactics changes while praising funds for Los Angeles Times survivors and condemning violence. It cites McNamara crimes and the Iron Workers, urging accountability and square dealing by capital.
A near midnight train on the North Western line, likely No 128, struck a herd of horses about three miles north of a bridge area. Four horses were killed and another badly injured as wheels apparently left and rejoined the track. The crew did not report the incident promptly. Local residents and section men later found the dead animals.
A historic notice outlines an opportunity from January 7 to 35 at Iowa State College focused on husbandry and domestic skills. It mentions cooking, household chores, and farm tasks with instructions for participants and expectations.
Dean Chas. S. Curtiss announces a series of evening talks by national figures for farmers at the best home economies building. Speakers include President W. C. Brown and U. S. Senator W. S. Kenyon with conferences on rural issues and soil conservation. Rural teachers and preachers are invited. short courses aim to improve agriculture and farming enjoyment.
Public record lists transfers including John Lint to Susie E Lint in Quimby and multiple parcels in Quimby Marcus and Cherokee, with various grantors and grantees such as Wilkinson Hobbs Wescott Emory Olson and others. The entries show lot transfers, land in sections 35 36 and Marcus and Aurelia with monetary values and trustee actions.
A jumble of property transfers in Cherokee and Aurelia shows numerous land and lot sales among individuals and banks with sections and districts noted. An anecdote contrasts Wall Street returns with advertising gains, stressing brand value and trademark worth as lasting assets.
The readers will be presented with an annual holiday number in December featuring two color front pages, a buffalo photograph, stock and farm scenes, and practical articles by well known authorities on topics to help solve farm and stockkeeping problems.
Poland China boats offered for sale with auction style listing. Reckolf and Aurelia are named, Route 2 referenced, details are sparse in the fragment.
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