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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1913
Page
2
Washington reports reveal Democratic strategy on currency bills, tariff debates, and banana duties amid lobbyist influence. Explanations from Rep. Glass and remarks on John Bull’s Jamaica protests hint at shifting policy and a potential drop of banana tax.
A 6 acre farm is described as located 24 miles south, reachable in 6 hours. The brief note provides the distance and travel time, with no additional context or owners.
Karl Zwemke Sr. died after a year long illness on June 22 at the German Lutheran hospital in Sioux City. Born July 26 1849 in Polzin Pommern he came to America in 1871 settling in Chicago before moving to this neighborhood in 1881. He helped organize a German Lutheran hospital and served as a church and school worker. Interment was in the Zwemke lot following funeral at his home conducted by Rev H Wehking.
Miss Kate R Logan resigns the Cherokee County school superintendency to lead Ames department of agricultural extension in country schools. The board accepted her resignation last Friday and Lewis McDonald was named as her successor. McDonald, former Marcus Township special school principal, is highly regarded though praised for Logan's strong record.
Knowledge guides spending more than instinct as advertising and publicity reshape business ethics. The text argues that twenty five years ago buyers relied on luck, but today values are learned through studying advertising. Careless buying often costs more than informed choices.
Eastsiders meet Westsiders in a best of five baseball series game at 3 30 PM Monday. Gates cost ten cents with proceeds aiding the Boys Band. a city procession with the band leads to the grounds to boost attendance and support the youngsters.
Zack Lauver died Sunday morning July 6 from injuries suffered when his seat allegedly loosened causing a fall from a wagon on June 27. Born in Pennsylvania sixty one years ago, he lived in Illinois and Cherokee county most of his life. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon conducted by the Odd Fellows and burial was in Pleasant Hill cemetery.
Preparations for next Sunday services are under way and all members are invited to attend. Morning worship at 10 30 a m Sunday school at 11 45 a m Epworth League at 7 00 p m Gospel services at 8 00 p m with music and singing Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 00 p m The annual conference is two months away and members are urged to be faithful to finish the year strong
A local squad traveled to Remsen Sunday and suffered a 7 to 0 defeat. Battery for Remsen was Olandorff and Leonard, while Walter and Norman Mongan provided the local pitching and catching. Box score and summary follow.
A blaze after 6 pm Tuesday destroyed the old east livery barn and, driven by a northeast wind, menaced nearby brick and cement block structures. Trees shielding homes and shops likely averted a wider catastrophe in the business section.
George Guether a 13 year old from the Dukes vicinity in Silver township suffered severe hand wounds when an axe in the hands of a hired man struck his left hand while preparing chickens for a picnic. He was taken for medical care after the incident.
A hot week with local showers boosted corn to seasonal averages and improved oats and barley. Rain was scarce in much of the south, haying and harvesting favored, but hog cholera appeared in western counties. July 1 crop ratings show corn at 89 percent, with other crops mostly strong.
Buena Vista county Fair board directors voted to tear down the old grand stand and erect a new 120 by 80 foot frame building on a concrete foundation. It will seat over 1000 and be modern in every respect, with work already started for completion before the August 12 to 15 fair.
The Manson Democrat laments the deadbeat in town accusing creditors of conceding to nonpaying customers. It argues the blame lies with business leaders who extend credit to a man who never settles his debts, shifting the burden to hardworking residents.
Fire Friday night around 11 oclock destroyed a barn on the Mrs Hill farm in Afton township occupied by Co Wymore. The blaze killed three horses and consumed hay in mow and 100 bushels of ate and all harness. Two stacks of hay near the barn were burned. Four horses a number of hogs and some machinery were damaged. Mrs Hill carried a $1 barn while Mr ene.
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