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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1909
Page
5
Advert reads that men and women fear morning washing with early rising and machines. It promises relief with power washers fitted for engine or water power so a wife can wash alone. It notes low cost and introduces One-minute and White models and invites visitors to see them.
A Western climate study by A. E. Keprorp warns consumptives to avoid distant climates unless wealthy and accompanied by care. He praises Iowa as a viable treatment area and urges patients to stay home and follow physicians orders for better outcomes.
Dean Jason Moore of Morningside College Conservatory directs the Sioux City based program. He recently arrived from Europe where he worked in Berlin and Paris for three years and served as organist in Berlin’s Amerikanische Kirche since 1906. The concert, under Ladies Aid, features dramatic tenor with ballads and folk songs.
Byron Powell, a young worker at the Cherokee Steam Laundry, was badly hurt Saturday noon when a belt pulled from the wringer pulley tossed him into machinery. He attempted a restart under pressure, clothing caught on the main shaft, causing severe injury.
In a Sutherland incident Charles Merrett died when a gun discharged while he retrieved it from beneath a hay load. The blast struck him, setting the stack ablaze and charred his body. Lenhart found and moved the boy and fetched help.
The president may urge Congress to create a Court of Commerce to settle Interstate Commerce Commission disputes with final rulings subject to Supreme Court review on constitutional questions. Railroads may be allowed to combine on rates and the ICC's powers would expand over classifications, bills of lading, routing, and shipper-railroad relations.
A proposal to standardize freight classification across railroads requiring the commission to issue and enforce uniform schedules. The commission would investigate rates, order hearings for unjust rates, and bar court interference unless rates are confiscatory. Changes require commission approval. carriers may not own competing lines or consolidate without public policy justification. Bonds limited to debt service, equipment, or new lines. Interstate carriage denied to firms with other businesses.
Notes from West Elk and East Afton report Anna Booth improving since last week Rev Hartmann remains homebound under care W C Newcomb returns from Chicago with six carloads of cattle A Friday dance at Vernerwick is sparsely attended due to weather Mrs C J Zimmersoan promotes Buena Vista Vidette daughter Margaret competes in piano contest Rey McAinnon home from Morning side for Christmas Miss Fae Newcomb Mapleton and Miss Lillian Cedar Falls home for holidays Elk M E Church Christmas tree planned for Christmas eve W E Haight’s mishap near Cherokee with a load of ground feed. vehicle tipped into ditch. driver separated from team. son Howard walks to find father food left behind Later note: registered Angels balls heavy horses Duroc Jersey gilts Scotch Collie pups Neville Aurelia da.
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