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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1903
Page
2
Local notes from Aurelia and vicinity record visits, social calls, and small events. Andrew Johnson, Mish Allee Horton, Henman Krone Jr, and many residents are noted with Sunday trips, visits to Stora Lake, and family gatherings.
A collage of garbled text recounts local civic concerns. Mentions include Sietes Baphee agitating a question about law and order on a Wallace street, Buen Vida Co campaign activity, curfew ordinances, and community figures like Hazelwood and Creppesy. The passage blends names, places, and objects without a clear coherent event.
Ordinance No 30 authorizes the issuance of 21000 in bonds to finance a waterworks system for Aurelia Iowa Cherokee County. The measure, approved by voters in a 1903 special election, establishes bonds of 500 each with 15 year maturity and 10 year calls, interest paid semiannually, secured by tax levies and to be repaid from bond proceeds used solely for waterworks construction. Mayor and Clerk to execute bonds. ordinance takes effect after publication.
The fragmentary timetable notes train services and stops for the Illinois Central and West Illinois Central lines. It mentions Sioux City connections, various named districts, and procedures for passengers and messengers wishing to stop or board at specific stations, with notes on non stopping points and passenger transfers.
Excursion tickets will be sold by the illness Centrahle pine pallttts, and at mutes jos fattons. Rates include one fare plus $200 for various regions and destinations. Dates, sale locations, and participating organizations are listed, with lists of committees and agents in Midwest and national groups.
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