21 Jul 1911
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1911
Page
1
Official paper of Cherokee County published weekly in Aurelia Iowa. Editor Albert S Crabb details postal and advertising rates, subscription price S100 per year in advance, outside county rate 128 per year, and display advertising charges per inch.
A debate over Dr. H W Wiley and anti adulteration work heats up as Taft's resignation rumor circulates. Iowa congressmen labeled progressive sheepish while Hubbard Garst and Kenyon Young are discussed for the next Senate race.
The eighth Storm Lake Chautauqua begins July 20 at Chautauqua Park and runs to July 30. Lecturers include Senator Ehmer Burker, John Mitchell, Bishop Frank Bristol, and Father Navent among others. music features The Chicago Oratorio Company and Midland Jubilee Singers. Activities offer fishing, boating, bathing, and boating, with season tickets transferable and discounts for children.
Rolfe Iowa faces a mayoral crisis after electing two mayors or one justice of the peace. The attorney general ruled a temporary mayor appointment in the absence of the elected mayor is not legal and the current mayor must choose between the mayoralty and the justice of peace. The case centers on holding two offices simultaneously.
Sunday meeting topics include Gieshade valley and Gend front sources. The event invites all, with the city indeavor led by the pastor and lessons from animals. Prayer meeting set for Wednesday at 8 o clock and Sunday school attendance noted with missing faces expected next Sunday.
Miss Bertha Kearney visited at the Mrs S A Hickey home Thursday and Friday. Thom Hall returned from Lla Grove to arrange shipment of household goods. Mr and Mrs Geo Anderson and Harold visited Cherokee over Sunday and attended Chautauqua. There were no services at Diamond Sunday due to Cherokee Chautauqua. Miss Luella Hickey visited friends at Cherokee over Sunday. Esther Chison visited friends in Cherokee Sackday. Some residents went to Cherokee Tuesday to hear Senator Heny on but he was not present.
The fragment lists carpentry work for Otto Tolineon and visits among Marion Johnson, Mrs. Henry Prederienson, and others near Alta and Cherokee. It mentions chautauqua attendance, births, rentals, and various community notes with several unclear names and places.
The Gun Club held its first regular Bir Tournament with forty two shooters, far above expectations. Weather and heat were managed by refreshments and smooth scoring, as several top marksmen from the state competed, including Collins, the American Champion.
Fragmentary text notes someone at high market prices and an attending physician hopeful of recovery. Mentions powerful machines and service to omen, and references to property, frauds, and Lashell in a tangential, unclear context.
Representation details show Pred Kauffman Tailoring Company of Chicago with associates Sam Kogberg a farmer and liveryman handling orders for suits and overcoats. The text mentions headquarters and assurances of sales activity and customer satisfaction.
Newell assembled a strong lineup led by Peterson and Theodoy. Newell edged Attuda 4 to 3 after thirteen innings with solid pitching and timely hitting. Observers note a few costly mistakes by a few players that cost the game, and expect better performance next time.
The pastor urges attendance at Dr. Wendling lectures Friday Saturday and Sunday at Storm Lake Chautauqua. Bishop Frank Bristol speaks Friday afternoon for youth, while the piece stresses faithful Christian duty amid summer heat and vacation. It invites services at Qu. Methodist church with morning worship at 10 30, Sunday school, Epworth League, evening hospital services, and Wednesday prayer meetings.
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