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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1910
Page
2
Publication promises truth telling and scrutiny of public men and measures. It pledges to expose government excesses and defend citizens rights while offering conservative reform where beneficial and radical exposure where needed.
The Aurelia Iowa notice outlines publishing details with rates for local ads and subscriptions. It recounts political maneuvering around the Sioux City school board and national figures including Dawson, Hitchcock, Ballinger, Pinchot, Taft, Kennedy, and Smith, noting shifting support and possible retirements ahead of primaries.
The writer alleges Taft and business interests have ousted Pinchot and abandoned Roosevelt programs aiming for quiet harmony to let the public forget perceived corruption and advance property theft. It warns such tactics may work in Russia but will fail in the United States without strong opposition.
In Lincoln township about sixteen miles south of LeMars last Saturday night Delbert Church was killed and his brother Elmer Church was seriously wounded after a dispute with Otto Zeiglen at a neighbor’s home. The men had been friends, but alcohol triggered the violence.
Cherokee visit by L L Richards noted. several residents attend weddings, lectures, and social visits in Quimby and Pilot Mound. Edna Parker returns from Pilot Mound vacation. Mrs Simmons travels to Bonesteel, S D for a sister in danger. Literary society hosts Jan 21 1910 program. school lists honor rolls and class attendees.
A L Smith visited Washta on Saturday and the Fox versus Greere trial was held at the Cherokee courthouse Thursday with witnesses present. The case closed in favor of Marshall Erne Box. Reports mention heavy snow in Colorado. Mr and Mrs Wheelock visited Cherokee Monday. Miss Anna Stodrell of Minneapolis is visiting her sister Mrs Breehwald.
West Elk and East Afton residents Mro and Mrs I F Haight and son Dwight visited W E L Haight and A L Haight. Sam Porter family and Mrs C W Petton visited W C Newcomb home. Chas Olson and wife welcomed a baby girl. Ruth measles illness prompts Gusson of Alta to return. Ik township district 4 school now owns an organ from B A Colby Aurelia. August Loo ill with typhoid at Anton Loo’s home.
Mr Olive and Good Hope Mr Axel Johnson and family visited Sunday with Pete Pierson near Aurelia. Ollie Minor works at Mr Lane's during Mrs Lane's absence. Solomon Swanson and family visited Ole Johnson's Sunday. All attended the Swede church at Good Hope. A horse was delivered to a Galva buyer for Rufus Crippen of Arlington. A baby girl arrived at Edd Laposka's home and mother and baby are well.
A catalog of horses including a 4 year old bay weighing 1200, a 7 year old brown mare at 1700, a 5? year old sorred mare with foal at 1100, a 2 year old bay colt at 1050, and a 6 year old chestnut horse at 1320. Noted is a breedline from Brandwood with Edgar L. as dam sire, and mention that one bay horse is a good driver not fearing automobiles. Also listed is a bay mare with fowl and a black horse aged 14.
The listing records a total of 3 cows including 1 yearling steer, 2 yearling heifers and four calves, plus 3 steers and 1 heifer.
The record lists 20 broad sows and 22 showts alongside 7 sheep 5 ewes a buck and one lamb.
Eight foot Deering binder nearly new Milwaukee mower Sterling disc nearly new Avery corn planter section iron drag feeder wagon hard corn shelter hay buck pres set work harness buggy saddle and other items listed.
The notice states that all sums of S10 and tinder cash will receive time allowances on amounts over that threshold when approved notes are provided.
Government posts offer wages from 800 to 1200 dollars for Railway Clerks and up to 2500 for other staff. Examinations will be held nationwide for various clerk and stenographer positions. Thousands of appointments expected. free information and proper guidance available from the Bureau of Recruitment in Rochester, New York.
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