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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1909
Page
2
Aurelia Sentinel announces advertising options in the Aurelia, Iowa edition. Telephone line 60 lists local display and per line rates with special yearly subscription price of 1.00 payable in advance. Outside county rate quoted at 25 cents per year.
Taft's message to Congress is described as mild and pleasing. Our representatives at the nation's capital promise prompt action. A Saturday night shooting in Scottsboro, Wisconsin leaves one dead and another wounded, prompting calls to tighten immigration law. Knights of Pythias elect officers including A A Dingman and J Shank at their recent meeting.
Cherokee Iowa December meeting of the Corn Belt association re elects H. W. Dawson of Aurelia as president Ro Warburton serves as secretary and treasurer five delegates Banks Perry Tom Rodgers John Patterson Frank Parrott and Te G Will selected to attend the Des Moines state association session plans to remit 338 more from the county fund bring the year's total to 174.
The Lyon & Healy music house of Chicago offers an entire car of slightly used uprights at 20 to 60 percent off. Pianos are sold cash or on easy monthly payments and guaranteed to match representations. Send a letter to Wabash Avenue and Adams Street for full details.
Quimby News Geo Jenness opens in the basement of the Clark building offering meals and cold drinks served with assistance from Doe Tin 3 in cooking and serving. Rev Franikin led special meetings with a union service at MM Eo Church.
The jury disagreed in the Keeping ve Gidewell case in Justice Parker’s court on Dec 1 and it will be tried again soon. A stormy day did not stop a strong crowd at Jno Linn’s horse sale last Saturday. Dim Leyda bought the piano and predicts music at his home. Oscar Draper is confined with rheumatism. Miss Byrd Casey helped piano students here Friday. Laties Cemetery Association postponed last Friday’s meeting due to revival services and will meet this Friday with Mars. Fen-ton. The Mo EF church Ladies Aid will meet at Mrs Geo Totman’s Wednesday afternoon due to a missionary meeting at Good Hope Thursday. Joe Rose, local blacksmith, installed a Perkins window for HH Le Canting who holds the Perkins agency. Sparta Lodge officers elected Saturday night: Andrew Hind Noble Grand, Jno McCannon Vice Grand, Raymond Leonard Recording Secretary, Geo A Totman Financial Secy, Chas Draper Treasurer. Installation planned early January. The Modern Musicians lecture series second number to be Dec 26 Christmas night with a noted company. seat sales at Citizens Savings Bank. Phoenix Camp Woodmen to elect officers Wednesday evening Dec 9 with full attendance. Joe Lurant went to Cherokee Saturday to seek cancer treatment. Oscar Pox drives the drag while Joe is away.
Aurelia merchant Mr. FL A. Mineral Diamond purchases a springless, self computing weighing machine that shows exact purchase totals on the customer side. The device is praised for accuracy, reliability, and transparent weighing, with officials endorsing its use in commerce.
A public sale runs one mile north of Aurelia on the Andrew Johnson farm starting at 1 pm Friday December 17. Items include a bay mare aged 4 hands high 1050 pounds a brown gelding 6 years old bay colts and fillies age 12 and 15 hands, three work horses, cattle including three cows and a 3-year-old heifer plus calves and a 2-year-old bull. Farm machinery listed includes a wagon, wheel wagons and springs, a corn planter, riding plows, a Deering mower and rake, a post auger, a harness set, stacks of hay and coal heater parts. Terms say to pay cash or approve credit. Corner names Burt Or Breegue s and clerk signatures appear.
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