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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1926
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel notes publication as a weekly Thursday paper and second class mail at the Aurelia Iowa post office. Advertising rates are listed at $1.50 for 31-75 inches and $2.00 for larger runs, with E. C. Light er as proprietor.
A. I. Birch declares candidacy for state representative in the Republican primary on June 7 and asks for support.
A local notice proclaims a candidate for nomination as State Representative in the Republican primaries. It requests supporters' backing and is signed by 8S, M, Wixcel.
Claud Bensley announces candidacy for county sheriff subject to Republican voters at the primaries on June 7.
W O Dailey seeks the Republican party nomination for County Auditor telling supporters he will value their backing and offers to appreciate their help in the campaign.
This article outlines candidate standings for the upcoming Republican primary on June 7. It mentions Coroner Brink of Marcus and debates over support for Lt. Gov. candidate W. G. Edson, with Howard Clark and Albert B. Cummins also referenced. It also notes Hal C. Dewar’s statement regarding road legislation criticisms.
An advertisement offers custom size trellises and rose ladders in various styles for home beautification. It urges visitors to view a catalog and place orders now to avoid flies and screened hay storage issues. The Eclipse promotes hay barn materials on hand for immediate orders.
The remark seeks to correct possible misunderstandings and urges Republican voters to consider Mr Déwar's statement in fairness to him.
C H Lockin recovered a letter from November 2 1873 by his father W H Lockin then living near Aurelia. It describes wheat harvest of 1050 bushels and 400 oats, 500 bushels of wheat on hand including 325 bushels Red Chat sold at 1.50, bitter cold with four inches of snow, and expected winter teaching in district No 8 Pitcher township and Aurelia. It lists crop prices: wheat 66 cents, oats 50 cents, corn 45 cents, potatoes 60 cents, with spring price around 1.00.
Mrs Hickman of Berry county Missouri visits sister Mrs P T Young. Miss Phyllis Groff and Alleene Onn visit Guy Robinson. Mr and Mrs Earl Zwick and child spend Sunday near Sutherland. A C C met with Mrs Ruby Akers. Leona Ammons elected president Emma Ware vice president Grace Mummert secretary Stella Stieneke assistant secretary. Club meets with Mrs Akers in two weeks. Ernestine Groff visits Lena Robinson. Emma Loucks visits from California. Scott and Julia Bies wed in Cherokee. Message reports the death of Andrew Paulson in Chicago. funeral set Friday at 2 pm at Mrs Paulson's home with Rev Gilbart and Alta Masonic Lodge involved.
News from Aurelia reports Perry Taylor obituary at his San Diego home after a long asthma battle. He had planned to visit June first and enjoyed sixteen years on the McClain farm, where neighbors remember their close friendship and his wish for the McClain family to stay when the place returned to him. The sister’s death four months prior left him alone, and his passing came as a shock to friends who cherished the shared home years.
A brief pitch invites business owners to consider advertising as a tonic for growth. It frames ads as a remedy to low visibility and stagnant sales, offering a concise call to action for readers seeking a boost.
The community lists Memorial Day visitors and local travel as residents, including Axel Kruse and family, Mrs. Royer and children, Lew Demarest, Mrs. Kannenberg, Florence DeVries, Will Swanson, Verna Howell and Miss Hansen, DeVries and Blanch families, Frank Bilek party, and Carl Nelson’s group visiting relatives and college activity.
The text explains that gumming a saw means establishing the depth of the interval between teeth. It notes that three cornered files perform this well on saws but circular and drag saws require a round file or a flat file with a round edge for gumming.
A missive to Cherokee County Republicans discusses Iowa highway legislation from the 37th to 41st General Assemblies. It argues federal aid must align with state law, urges empowered Highway Commission control of paving and maintenance, and notes funds and tax effects for counties including Polk.
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