Aurelia Sentinel Ad Rates and Abridged Notice
The Aurelia Sentinel outlines Friday publication, mail status, and advertising rates. A mock mention of Dad Goldie and Cherokee Democrat references parcel post regulation changes.
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1913
Page
1
Rockefeller Letter Prompts Free Publication Appeal
Editor reveals a letter from John D. Rockefeller, but the investigation shows it asks editors to publish junk at no cost to help him dispose of his money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Rockefeller
Editor Jas Graham plans new home and brick printing office
Washta Journal reports Jas Graham editor of the Mobile Mail expects to build a residence and a brick printing office soon. The note adds delight that a country editor is prospering and jokes about a rich relative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washta
Jas. Graham
Mobile Mail
Graham
Rather Exceptional Marcus News Charivari in Ida County
A Silver Creek township charivari party drew twenty two invited young men into the house for a treat. None of the twenty two smoked or chewed cigars, surprising attendees with the abstention at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus
Silver Creek Township
Ida County
Patent medicine ads rejected by paper in early news
A representative for a patent medicine house resented our refusal to accept about fifty lines of weekly advertising. He sought a year long contract with his own price, but we maintained a single rate. We stopped patent medicine ads years ago, as readers showed little interest in sensational claims.
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a_patent medicine house
Death of Joseph Whiting Leaves Family with Eight Children
Joseph Whiting, born 1841 in Chapel Allerton Somersetshire England, came to America in 1856 settling near Dy eraville Iowa. He married Lucy Wilkinson in 1869, later widowed with five living children, then remarried Anna Brayley in 1888 producing four sons. He lived quietly and worked hard, later residing with his daughter Gus Johanieerts and others in the household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Whiting
Joseph Whiting
Chapel Allerton
Somersetshire
England
America
Dyeraville
Iowa
Lucy Wilkinson
Alta
Anna ‘Brayley
Thia
Gus Johanieerts
Wits
Annié-O
Parcel Post Amends Allow More Printed Matter Shipments
A new amendment to parcel post regulations allows sending by parcel post more printed matter tied to merchandise. Catalogues with order forms, insurance forms, receipt books, and other forms partly printed may go by parcel post. Directions for medicine on bottles may travel by parcel post without changing classification. pistols and revolvers are now permitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parcels Post
Parcel Post
Paullina Times
Will Start Picture Theatre at Marcus
Marcus gains a moving picture theatre soon with James Thompson, veteran showman from Meriden, directing. He will begin next week, renting the building after final arrangements in city yesterday. Bills will announce opening. the business includes gas projection, fire-proof booth, and occasional lectures or songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus
James Thompson
Meriden
Thompson
Marcus News
Poppingo Packard Wedding Ties Cherokee and Rock Rapids
The marriage of Misa Adaline Packard daughter of Mr and Mrs F N Packard living two and a half miles east of Cherokee and George Poppingo of Rock Rapids Iowa occurred at the bride’s parents home at high noon Tuesday January 28 1913 The bride wore a white embroidered net dress and the groom a black suit After congratulations the couple left for their new home in Rock Rapids where Mr Poppingo is employed as cashier in the First National Bank
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock
Rapids
Poppingo
Firat
National Bank
Horses Wanted at Lucas Livery Barn in Alta Iowa
A.vehicle ad seeks horses and mules at Lucas livery barn in Alta Iowa on Monday February 8. Buyer states willingness to purchase horses over four years old weighing unspecified pounds and capable of handling profitable work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
United States
North America
Kodak
Water Rules Describe Fees and Penalties in Aurelia
The document outlines water usage rules in Aurelia Iowa. It details when water may be turned on or off as well as penalties for unauthorized supply. It lists rates for building use and general rents including a $1.00 fine to fund the water works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priva
Water Committee
Water Works Fund
Por Ss
Ana Chen
Asy
Ieee Cele
Eac
Water Fund
Aurelia. Sentinel
Aurelia
Iowa
Cp. Nelgon
Clee
Unclear OCR Fragment About Vehicle Operation Rules
Fragmentary text references vehicles, power, and section numbers. No clear persons, places, dates, or event details are discernible to form a proper news summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nile Ball
Town traffic ordinance details Aurelia Iowa 1913 enactment
A 1913 Aurelia Iowa ordinance sets traffic rules. It requires signaling near pedestrians and intersections, limits speed to ten mph, bans open mufflers, mandates right side passing, and allows fines up to 100 dollars or up to 30 days in jail. It takes effect after publication in the Aurelia Sentinel on January 21 1913 with Mayor A Fraser and Clerk L P Nelson attesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelia
Iowa
Amelia
Aurelia Sentinel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cherokee County
Farmers’ Institute
Township High School
Atud
Lowa
Kodak Viewa
Zene
E. C. Lighter, Proprietor
Postolace
Ourity
Dad Goldie
The
Cherokee Democrat
AN Reaisiser
Mayer
A. Fraser
L. P. Nelson
Tam
Spring Township
North West Quarter
Peterson
Larrabee
Jersey
McCormick Corn Cormick
Ackér
Sterling Hawk
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