14 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1912
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel notes that four candidates have announced themselves as aspirants to fill Hubbard's shoes with more in the budding stage. A warm time is anticipated as the race develops.
Chicago fashion arbiters forecast fur-trimmed bathing suits as this year’s trend. The Cherokee Democrat quips that if the weather stays cold they will need a stove in their home.
A fragment from the Manson Journal expresses sympathy for brother Paul Stillman, indicating a personal note or editorial stance. The readable text suggests a close family or community reflection on Stillman.
A witty remark notes that leaders are scarce in office and many more would be needed in heaven, implying politicians are in short supply. The line suggests a humorous critique of political recruitment and societal expectations for public service.
Cummins forces set up headquarters in Chicago to push the Iowa senator as a presidential dark horse. Iowa sentiment favors Cummins as a dark horse. Taft men opposed to Roosevelt may back Cummins to avoid Roosevelt bolt.
Leaders hoped to adjourn by June 15 but the Lorimer case remains before the Senate and likely to take at least two weeks. The accused Senator will fight hard, aided by friends in the body. Midsummer may find Congress still in session, delaying adjournment until warm weather, with national conventions looming for the 1912 campaign.
Sioux City reports four serious nominees for congress in the Eleventh district to fill the late Elbert H. Hubbard seat. Geo. C. Scott, defeated in Hubbard’s primary, Judge Wm. Hutchinson of Alton, J. A. Sammis of Le Mars, and L. E. Francis of Spirit Lake publicize tentative runs. Other names cited include Sam D. Riniker, Abe Funk, Scott Bradford, F. F. Faville, and Joseph Mattes seeking entry.
A new weekly Sentinel serial titled Excuse me debuts with a lighthearted premise designed to elicit laughs. The piece promises accessible humor and a breezy tone to engage readers with installments to follow.
George Chamberlin died at his Aurelia home on Saturday June 8 1913 at about nine o clock after a two week bed confinement. Born April 23 1866 in Willow Springs Wisconsin he moved to Aurelia in 1891 and built a business career in dray real estate and farm machinery with August Bischel forming Chamberlin and Bischel. He married Zelda Fraser November 29 1905. Funeral services were held at home with Rev Hoffman and burial at Pleasant Hill cemetery. The community extends sympathy to his widow and relatives.
Des Moines reports a statewide rise in Preventoria establishments aimed at children with low vitality. The facility focuses on treatment and building strength through fresh air, sunlight, and sanitation while teaching healthy living to curb costly tuberculosis, seen as a disease of the masses.
The article describes two methods to kill flies: heating a shovel with carbolic acid and pouring twenty drops on it to create vapor, and burning moist pyrethrum powder in a room to stupefy and kill flies. It notes flies hide in attics and cellars and many can be killed in spring using these techniques.
Notice to contractors invites bids for erection and repair work on a school house in the Independent District of Aurelia Cher o. Work covers building improvements under district authority. Bids must meet specifications and be filed by the stated deadline.
A quiet wedding was solemnized at the M E Parsonage on Wednesday June 12 1912 at 3 00 pm. Va L Neville married Pierce F Parrott with Rev Earl Ho on pronouncing the vows Buyer. The bridal party included George Parrott and Mrs. Parrott. The bride daughter of Isaac Neville of Aurelia has taught locally and is praised for her character. The groom son of Mr and Mrs M Parrott is a local drag business operator and will continue his duties with his wife. The Sentinel and friends extend best wishes.
The Buena Vista Vidette notes thanks from Mrs G W Chamberlin Frank Chamberlin Dr R W Chamberlin Mrs B M Grant A Fraser and family for kindness after bereavement The Presbyterian Ladies Aid reports $15 28 net from the Home Talent Play plus prior receipts totaling $96 in support of their fund The play is deemed a success.
The undersigned has been appointed and commissioned by the District Court of Cherokee County Iowa administrator of the estate of Sarah Taylor deceased. All persons with claims against the estate must present them to the clerk sworn and stated within legal time. Persons owing the estate should pay promptly to avoid costs. Dated at Fonda Iowa June 6 1912. Melvin Rover administrator Cas P Frost attorney.
Policeman commands the organ grinder to accompany him as he orders the performer to sing. Pele Mele responds with willingness, asking what song to perform.
A small crowd witnessed a baseball game with J. K. Rice umpiring balls and strikes and Van Buskirt of Alta making fair base decisions. Edgar Rapp recovered from a finger injury with Dr. Rice’s help to continue catching. Faucett made a notable play by spearing Edgar’s liner to prevent two runs. Pierce starred with three safe hits.
Manager Gillham releases a game slate for the team with matches set at LeMars Aurelia and Marathon. June 14 LeMars at LeMars June 18 Marathon at Aurelia June 21 Marathon at Marathon June 25 Newell at Aurelia June 28 Newell at Newell. Also notes a feature on the Darjeeling Himalayas railway and its Garratt locomotive design.
Sandy and his master chase a train at the station only to learn the special train ignores the stop. The master insists on his own speech while Sandy clarifies both are wrong. The train passes as Sandy explains that neither train nor traveler’s choice is correct, but the one that goes by.
In a tense exchange, a child asks if Anna can see in the dark as a clue to hidden tensions. The mother probes why the question arose while the pair discuss sharing and trust amid a charged night. The dialogue hints at a betrayed confidence and possible secrecy involving Cousin Carl.
An ordinance amends sections of Ordinance Eight to update dog and bitch taxes and owner collar requirements in Aurelia Iowa. It sets annual dog tax at one dollar per dog and two dollars per bitch and imposes a three dollar penalty for noncompliance after written notice.
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