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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1924
Page
1
Display advertising costs are 20 cents per inch for general ads and 25 cents per inch for foreign ads. Locals pay 10 cents per line and cards of thanks 10 cents per line. Subscriptions are 50 dollars per year in advance inside Cherokee county and 32 dollars per year for foreign countries.
State Auditor Glenn C. Haynes announces candidacy for governor amid discussion he is a strong, experienced officer from the 168th Town regiment. Backed by supporters, his bid is expected to influence the upcoming primary race and possibly the nomination outcome.
A father questions a girl about throwing a stick at her sister. The younger child denies, the elder claims fear of being struck, and the exchange reveals a tense domestic dispute without further details.
A festive Alta record notes Miss Etta Mae Bergeson wed Mr Murray A Jimmerson on December 31 1923 at Storm Lake. The town also recalls the sudden death of Thomas Cotten from acute heart trouble at his home south of Alta. The Commercial Club endorses an Iowa Band Law and forms a petition committee. Another Alta wedding occurred December 25 1923 in LeMars as Miss Marie Annette Tincher married Mr William Emergon of Cedar Falls. Mrs Lucy Simmerson returns from a western trip via Montana Wyoming and South Dakota.
At a Wednesday session the county board formalized its decision to abandon snow clearing of primary and county roads at county expense. Two key appointments for Iowa's congressman were noted. The Chamber of Commerce blue card scheme blocked a foreign solicitor's plan that would have cost local businessmen nearly $200, with signatures and checks returned and the solicitor leaving for other fields.
Report shows bank resources including loans discounts bonds and deposits totaling 563 164 72 with capital stock and surplus funded. It lists government securities federally insured deposits and various liabilities including demand deposits and time deposits. Cashier W. Bachel reports the figures as of January 7 1924.
The school will serve a noon lunch again this year starting Thursday under Miss Roach in Home Economics. A hot dish or drink will accompany each cold lunch, with a rotating menu next week including creamed corn, creamed dried beef, creamed potatoes, macaroni and cheese, and beans. Meal tickets of fifty cents and one dollar are on sale.
This note discusses using floor rugs to deaden noise and protect floors while enhancing decor. It emphasizes gray plain rugs with subtle patterns as a base for various decoration schemes in a home economics class setting.
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