10 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
1
The piece notes confessions from Lorimer voters and questions corporate influence in Washington. It recalls Alta Advertiser’s 34th birthday and quotes the Odebolt Chronicle on Theodore Roosevelt. It cites railroads delaying freight, local voter repudiation of the county board over H L Loft, and outsiders questioning Cherokee leadership.
The piece argues the primary gives a full day to express choice free from pre-made tickets and boss control. It notes old timers warn of rot, while urging citizens to vote and seize the opportunity, claiming the Iowa primary is the most important election.
Chris Olson reports a joyful Denmark trip and says he hardly recognizes his parents after twenty years away. Misses Fae and Lilian Newcomb return home for their summer vacation with Fae teaching in Mapleton and Lilian returning from an extended stay away.
Cedar Falls residents continue schooling with Alma Watts's class closing Friday followed by an ice cream social at the school. Miss Alma Gunnickson and Julia Wihlen shopped in Cherokee. Mrs. Mann seeks catarrh treatment in Sioux City. Local youths buy buggies, and Irving Brewster with Mamie Ammons married in Sioux City. Farmers report gas lighting and turnout at the primary election. Jessie Petton and Ida Buddenhagen visited Cherokee last Monday.
The Johnstown flood death toll may exceed twelve thousand with disease from wreckage adding to horrors. Aurelia notes a robust year of trade with 908 car loads exported and 397 imported, plus street improvements and a new Maple Valley Sunday School organized under Ellis Whitehead and Wm Conklin. Local updates include church decoration, schoolhouse foundation near completion, and a sentiment urging aid to those who stumble.
An article warns that the common house fly spreads germs including tuberculosis and typhoid. It explains breeding in manure and decaying matter, cites numbers from studies, and urges sanitation, screening, removal of filth, and collective action to reduce fly populations.
Roosevelt urges to preserve homely virtues and the fighting edge of citizens. He warns against luxury and unarmed security, stresses self help, and cautions on racial governance and abuses in politics. The speech intertwines national defense, economic caution, and social duties.
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