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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1920
Page
2
An old style advertising piece stresses the Brunswick name dating to 1845 as the mark of reliable tires. It claims the maker's standards determine quality and urges drivers to try Brunswick, noting no extra cost and word of mouth promotion.
At a Manila luncheon, Teodoro Sanwlika says all parties join in demands for independence. Speaker Sergio Osmena urges U S Congress to grant independence, stressing Filipinos prefer self rule over continued tutelage under another country.
Local residents attend a theater event and a nearby wedding. Edith Gillet visits. Lloyd Ohlson wedding trip concluded. Aurelia band concert draws crowds. trips to Sioux Rapids and Sioux Rapids Magnuson home. Mt Olive Baptist Church reports deacon changes after a death and a children's day program with a charity collection for Baptial orphan homes. Church trustees plan improvements.
Farm Bureau plans four demonstrations in each township during late July and early August to cull poultry. Over 1000 hens were handled last year with two percent culled and no eggs received. meetings led by Prof. J. R. Redditt Ames Prof. W. H. Fishman Aurelia and County Agent Glenn A. Ellis urge farm women to attend.
State of Iowa Cherokee County court records show Nettie Johnson deceased. The instrument purporting to be her last will was read and filed, with a hearing set for July 19, 1920, by Clerk F J Carpenter and deputy Litta Carpenter, attorney Alerrick and Herrick.
The speaker recalls visiting an office yesterday and facing delays as guards decide whether to pass them. The other party questions why the visit happened and notes they waited on a bench for an hour or two while decisions were made.
Mrs. Torkins addresses Charley about a discussed twenty to one shot remark made earlier in the day. The dialogue reveals optimism and a push for better teamwork and cooperation in facing a forthcoming challenge.
The Philippine Press Bureau in Washington argues that American support for Philippine independence would more effectively pressure Great Britain than Irish sympathy. It notes Senate sympathy for Irish aims and claims Filipinos have repeatedly demanded independence, with official reports stating readiness for self rule and recommending independence. It contends that granting Philippine independence would demonstrate U S commitment to self determination and set a global example.
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