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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1911
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel reports on Taft and Canadian reciprocity with praise for Hubbard and Balkema, notes Nebraska support and farming votes, and mocks W. L. Harding of Woodbury County for entering the lieutenant governor race, calling him the leading peanut politician and urging fiscal restraint.
The Sioux City Tribune notes that 65 percent of the population are consumers and 35 percent farmers, with a 53 vote ratification of the reciprocity bill. It argues farmers gain little from Taft era policy and must rely on representatives to push fair pricing, warning progressive senators may bear responsibility for failed compensation measures.
Sam Kozberg, former liveryman, calls on friends in Chicago to take orders for suits and overcoats. He will use Aurelia as headquarters and reside there to serve patrons, guaranteeing satisfaction with every garment.
Decky Cameron files for divorce in Cherokee County District Court Iowa on cruelty custody of Henry Merle, Newell Cameron minors and alimony. Defendant Walter A Cameron must answer by the second day of the next term or default will be entered and judgment granted. Monormacn and Mains Attorneys for the Petitioner.
Practical tips for homemakers including cleaning with soda, keeping salt free flowing with rice, padding floor with felt, making rice glue, improving cake fat ratios, skinning boiled meats, using a shingles aid to lift baked goods, sun protection with paper hat, and beans cut on a slant for quicker cooking.
KYREV and Earl Hoon reflect on lifters and leasers in society urging readers to help the wife husband child neighbor and citizen friend. The piece praises church and community cooperation during chautauqua season and notes attendance trends for Cherokee Storm Lake chautauquas and Epworth League efforts.
Sunday school lessons contribute to character building with expert teachers. Morning service at 10 80 with sermon Gods immutable Promises, Sunday school at 11 45, Epworth League 7 00 led by Mrs Hoon, evening gospel at 8 00 with sermon Modern Giants. For sale Fairfield property one acre with house barn and outbuildings. potential poultry income. Inquire T Hankens.
A woman committed to a state asylum from another county puzzles experts. Her husband provided only a wash boiler for music and relied on an almanac and mail order catalogue for reading. He laments, I don't see what made her crazy, she never left the kitchen in twenty years.
Luther Moore, a U S government fish hatchery employee, landed a 16 ½ pound landlocked salmon at Greene Lake on Saturday morning. The fish is described as the largest ever taken by hook and line from any Malne lake or pond, and likely the heaviest on record in eastern Maine. Previous reports of 15-pounders from Greene Lake are noted as from the distant past.
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