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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
3
The remark notes that this time of year, under current conditions, feels premature for decisive judgments or events. It captures an air of cautious anticipation as plans await clearer signals and firmer timing from involved parties.
In Tuesday's primary Carroll led Garst, Prouty defeated Hull, and Smith beat Byers. Cos son appears to win attorney generalship as progressives gain seats while governorship loss hurts the movement. Locally progressives dominated state offices. Loft defeated Belew for clerkship, and the county delegation was a compromise ticket. Ballots showed voter confusion with many spoilt or partially marked ballots and pasted ticket slips.
High school teachers and students rode a hay rack to Storm Lake on a cool day. They spent the outing at the lake casino enjoying boat rides, piano, and bowling in the auditorium while sharing a bountiful packed lunch.
After supper the party began its return journey and arrived at a date house.
Commencement exercises at the M and church featured a pleasing program with well received class orations and a hit booster song by the high school quartet. The Monday class play showcased strong performances led by Ada Belew as Esmeralda and Dave Hardy by Archie Nelson, with praise for Laura Butterfield and others. The orchestra, directed by Agnes Fish, complemented the show, marking a successful first dramatical effort by the students.
The Green family expresses heartfelt gratitude for the kindnesses shown during Hazel’s long illness. Words cannot fully convey their appreciation for the deeds and words from friends throughout her years of suffering.
John Bunn publishes a defense in the Washta Journal addressing graft rumors over the Washta bridge. He states the N. M. Stark Bridge Co. won the steel span contract for 5 1000, with 300 for removing the old bridge, lists other bidders, and notes payment of 2550 on May 12 1910 after the span swung into place.
The Cherokee Democrat reports catfish in the Little Sioux spoil with kerosene like creosote from a gas plant sewer. Fish below the gas house outlet show strong contamination, extending to Washta. City council and health board plan action with the Gas Company to address the issue.
400 acre improved farm in this vicinity for sale at 56 dollars per acre. Includes house, barns, well and windmill, grove, orchard, good drainage and soil. One half down and balance in five years at 3 percent. Owner retiring. Write Geo and Patursott Land Co., 999 Estherville, Iowa.
The Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association insures against fire and lightning at actual cost. The association serves Cherokee County east of the Little Sioux River. I. H H Arevis serves as president with J. C. Lockin as secretary.
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