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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1909
Page
3
Roach's Financial Pacts is criticized for monopolistic tactics and weak enforcement of anti trust laws. The piece argues that government action targets only small players while big capital remains unpunished, urging stronger legal action. It also notes family visits in Grant Township and the arrival of a new grandchild.
Samuel Untermyer, counsel for Adolph Segalb in the Sugar Trust suit, warns of dangers to small business from pools. He questions prosecutions on criminal charges, noting the sugar company has long operated as a con.
The Cherokee Chautauqua presents a talk titled How God Made the Soil Fertile by an engaging speaker known as Seeds. The venue promises good amenities including shade, dry ground, artesian water, electric lights, a tent restaurant with affordable meals, and boat access on Jake. A few tents remain. orders from L. UL Minus are requested today.
Gov Hanley outlines a festive schedule featuring a hundred car auto parade Booth Lowry the Luthero Humorist Patriguam of Penace, prank RR Robinson illustrations, Sham Battle, Messina disaster tribute, Smayton Slag era, Sutherland Band three concerts, Rock Stars and Quimby teams ball games and a Cherokee night program.
Hon W J Bryan titled The Prince of Peace delivers a landmark lecture noted as the day’s greatest orator event in Europe. Auto owners are invited to join at 2:80 oclock for a grand western parade to meet the Great Commoner.
The Chautauqua Association allocates a large ground section and engages two men to oversee the area. The men have no other duties, and owners are assured of orderly access and confident security.
West Elk and East Afton areas report busy farming after a delay from weekend prals. A death occurs as Mrs. Matzdorf passes away, with funeral services led by Rev. Wesking in Hanover. Local births and graduations are noted, including Star Lake graduates and Hural School diploma recipients.
The document provides a bank balance sheet snapshot for the First National Bank as of June 23 1909 listing assets liabilities and equity. It includes sections such as loans and discounts due from banks checks and cash items and various notes and deposits with details partially legible. The report appears prepared by the bank’s cashier Wolf Pascuten and references reserve and deposit figures.
Iowa readers praise the Golden West Magazine edited by Sam W Sinai for splendid illustrations uplifting reading for men and families. A sample copy costs ten cents with trial subscription available by mail from The Golden West Co. Waterloo Iowa.
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