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Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1911

Page

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Aurelia Sentinel Item Brief on Local Politics and State News

The Aurelia Sentinel notes Lafe Young’s shifting campaign tactics and praises his political skill. It comments on Republican prospects in New York, Tamany Hall’s senate candidate opposition, and a trend back toward Republicans. It also mentions a Progressive clash in Washington over a House rule led by Hall of Iowa, resolved after the Progressive vote against the speaker.

New York Tammany Senate Washington Hall Iowa

Debating a special primary and its costs

The piece questions a special primary as wasteful. It argues most candidates cannot reach thirty five percent, it would merely nominate, trigger a costly session, and fail to elect a senator, leaving Democrats unsatisfied and Republicans favored. It labels standpatters and progressives as at odds over the plan.

Dawson Named Chairman of Elections Committee

Speaker Stillman announced house committees for the session with Dawson chairing the Elections committee. He also serves on Agriculture Ways and Means Schools and Textbooks Public Libraries County and Township Organization Congressional Districts Hospitals for the Insane Pardons and Suffrage. A Hartman pardons case prompts a petition against grant of clemency supported by six to seven hundred names. The Elections committee will handle a Special Primary Committee bill the Oregon Plan bill and another measure.

Stillman Dawson Hartman Hortman Oregon

Funk Emerges With Strong Senate Prospects In Local Balloting

The article reports early results from a two house vote with Porter leading the first ballott in both the house and senate, but Funk showing the strongest potential. It notes the representative voted for Funk, signaling district support and progressive alignment, and argues Funk should secure solid eleventh district backing to win the office.

House Porter Young Funk Kenyon Beyers Garst Frank Feeley Senate 3Yers Franke Wilgon Eleventh

Revival Meetings At Methodist Church Extend Invitation

Urgent invitation to attend ongoing revival meetings at the Methodist church. All denominations welcome with warm Christian treatment and a roc chorus choir. Aimed at drawing people from every church and background to join and support.

Methodist Church Roc Ata

Liberty and joy promised for all children at weekend gatherings

A church invites every child under fifteen to Friday and Saturday night singing sessions with special seating and pastor supervision. Parents are urged to bring their children for these two nights and for a 3 PM Sunday children’s meeting. A Young Peoples Meeting occurs Sunday night at 6 30 after Sunday school.

Navy Larents Young American Club Young, Peoples

Silver Items and Local Happenings

The column notes widespread lagrippe illness due to changing weather as Oscar and August Johnson ship five cattle loads to Chicago from Quimby last Saturday. Farmers plan to attend Geo Johns sale in Diamond next Monday if weather allows. Herman Hahn boasts a local hunting record with five jack rabbits in two hunts. questions arise about hunting license. Dan Rupp transacted business in Holstein Saturday. interest expressed in a Cherokee short course on farming. John Kiema and family prepare to move to a Holstein residence around February 15. son Robert to farm there next season. J R Little visited his old farm recently.

Oscar August Johnson Chicago Quimby Geo. Johns Diamond Herman Hahn Dan Rupp Cherokee John Kiema Holstein Robert John J. R. Little

West Elk and East Afton Community Notes

Local column reports R. W. Morrill shelling corn with rocks prompting plans for a rock crushing device after repeated mishaps. Other items include travel updates, births, visits, social events, and a successful district shadow social with 17 shadows sold for $15.25 led by Amanda Hamann at 3.00.

Wedding of Mr and Mrs Ward in Portland

On the evening of Jiaduh 111 the home of Mr and Mrs duha Ward of Portland Oregon hosted a happy wedding. At 7 30 o clock the event opened with Mem f Hlelssudin s wedding march played by Miss Opal Hand. Bearers were Master Joy Turst and Miss Lillian Ward. Rey Ward followed with Miss Pay Harat.

Jiaduh Duha Ward Portland Oregon Memf Hlelssudin Muareh Opal Hand Joy Turst Lillian Ward Rey Ward Pay Harat

Old Time Wedding in Sellwood Linking Ward and Peterson

Miss Bernice Wend and Otto Peterson wed in a Methodist ceremony at Sellwood with Rev. Hawkins officiating. The couple received gifts and a traditional wedding supper, as friends from Newberg and Waterloo joined local guests in a warm, community celebration. Roy Ward runs a cement business and Otto Peterson works as a stationary engineer.

Otto Peterson Bernice Wend Hawkins Sellwood Methodist Episcopal Church Ward Miss Hurst Jace Miss Ward Lews May John Zwick Newberg Oregon Afton Township John McFarland Slade Waterloo Ho Walker Hurst Tacoma Wash Bernice Roy Ward Peterson

Henrietta Betcher obituary from Pilot Tribune

Henrietta Betcher born in Maida Prussia in 183? immigrated to the United States in 1865. She married Wm Betcher in 1867 and lived in Michigan Illinois and Iowa before settling on a Buena Vista farm. She died January 5 after illness, leaving husband six children and seven grandchildren. services held in Elk township and Elk church.

Henrietta Lemke Maida Prussia New York St. Joe County Michigan Henrietta Wm. Betcher Illnois Buena Vista County Hayes Township Gusta Rik Meissenhelder Frank Ammon Secton Gust Kruse Minnie Steig Sac City MacDonald Elk Township Elk Church Pilot Tribune

Auction Notice for 1000 Acre Farm Sale Near Aurelia

J F Sellers of Aurelia advertises an auction 5 miles south and Ty miles west of Aurelia on January 23 1911 at 10 am. Free lunch at noon. Items include 19 horses 4 mules 40 steers 9 Short Horn cows and heifers 30 cows and 8 bulls 50 brood sows and durables plus all farm machinery 100 tons hay and household goods. P McGuire Auctioneer Geo Whealon Clerk CG W Jolns Prop.

Aurelia Diamond Center P. McGuire Geo Whealon W. Jolns

Public Sale at Aurelia Home As I Leave Town

On Saturday January ee at one o clock a public sale will be held at the seller's northeast Aurelia home. Items include furniture parlor, dining room set, beds, lounge, clock, piano records, appliances, tools, and garden gear all in good condition. Terms: cash. buyers settle day. A Gustafson, proprietor. Henkle Rutledge agents. Albert Jolingonu, clerk.

Aurelia

Young Aurelia Boy Otto Kruse Dies at Eleven

Otto Bernhard Adam Kruse aged 14 years 10 months and 11 days died at his Aurelia home on January 11 1911. The obituary mourns his bright schooldays and cheerful manners and notes funeral attendees from nearby towns.

Aurelia Otto Bernhard Adam Kruse Tts Otto

Card of Thanks for Son and Brother

We thank neighbors and friends through the Sentinel for kindness and help during the illness death and burial of our son and brother. Mrs Emma Kruse and family.

Sentinel Emma Kruse

Svendsen and Nelson Exchange Letters in Foreign Dispatch

In a brief foreign correspondence notice, Jens M. Svendsen and Mrs. Sheaser are listed alongside W. C. Marsh, P.M., with Mrs. Sheaser connected to Sk. Nelson and SK. prominence noted in the exchange.

Jens M. Svendsen Sk. Nelson Sheaser

Local notes cover visits sales lectures and sorrow

Local news records Miss Mary Nelson ill on Tuesday. Fred Daniels visits family then G. J. Lewis and W. J. Dawson return for short vacations and comment on legislature. Funk eyed to replace Young. spring shoe shipments arrive at Lewis and partners. H. Adams lectured on Changing Dimensions amid small crowd. Epworth League plans district convention June 20 21. Mrs Lottie Stamper of Correctionville ends life after divorce. community reacts.

Fred Daniels J.C. Day LeMars Albert S. Crabb G. J. Lewis Funk Young Lewis H. ¥. Adams Adams G. d. Lewis J. P. Mullen Garretson R. B. Howell L. C. Dieterich Neice Olaf Elsie McParland Walnut Grove Minn

State Sets Two Eighth Grade Examinations With Dates

The State Department of Education establishes two final eighth grade exams annually in February and May. Eligible pupils must attend six weeks, be classified as eighth graders, and have a guardian certify eligibility twenty days before each sitting. Required subjects include Arithmetic Agriculture Grammar Dictation Geography Physics Spelling and Writing.

State Department of Education

New Clothing Firm Planned In Des Moines

The Hansen and Tierman firm buys Lo Ruben Clothing fixtures and plans a new store at AVU DIT Mast Locust Street, opening before February first. Herman Hoosen, former Allen store salesman, and Iherman, a Kansas City clothing man, lead the venture. They are remodeling for a Spring Summer stock as Hanson and Iserman, now in the East, buy stock. Des Moines Rey Leader notices community interest in Herman Hansen’s new venture.

Hansen & Tierman Lo Ruben Avu-Dit Mast Locust Street Ruben Herman Hoosen Allen Clothing Iherman Fim Kansas City Hanson Iserman Des Moines Rey Herman Hansen Herman

Thanking friends for kindness after passing of wife and mother

We express gratitude to friends and neighbors for the kindness shown during the last illness and death of our beloved wife and mother. Wm. Betcher and son Frank.

Wm. Betcher Frank

Also Mentioned on This Page

Northside Livery Stable Owens Bros Lowa Wisconsin Lumber Co Ole Paulson Mer Aurelia, Iowa Fairchild Bros Aurelia Sentinel Fc Iail Paper Cherokee County Laval Lafe Young Darloos West Elk and East Afton R. W. Morrill R. West Rube Herman Pingel Oklahoma Edward Jensen Will Reubsam Minden Nebr John Porter Kansas Emanual Simmers Cedar Rapids Will Afton Two Will Mann Mannie Johnson Chas. Pike Teddy Mary Thomas Rooke Twp W.C. Newcomb Henrietta Betcher Orpington J. F. Sellers I. A. Gustafson Henkle & Rutledge Aget Albert Jolingonu Otto B. A. Kruse Jesus Parker Sutherland Albert Krause Ft. Dodge Mary and Joseph Krause Storm Lake W. C. Marsh, P.M Mary Nelson W. B. Gillham Secord
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