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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1913
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel weekly paper published in Aurelia Iowa lists local advertising rates including 5 cents per line for local ads and 16 cents per line for display ads. Special yearly contracts offered. subscription $100 per year paid in advance.
Practical guide describes crowning to shed water, proper side ditches, and drags to smooth and seal the surface. It explains raising the center, maintaining a crown, and using a double log road drag to push soil and create a water tight surface. It notes drainage, driveways, and underdrainage ideas for wet areas.
Mrs J G Nelson and Miss Ellen Johnson of Aurelia visited Cherokee Friday while D Hankers and son Donald attended to business Saturday. Miss Jennie Phelan plans osteopathy graduation next January. Cherokee boosters toured area towns for a ball game between Aurelia and Storm Lake. Z A Wellman, Cherokee Yaoncer, died Saturday June 14. Kleeberger Dingman offer harness oiling services.
A first person account of a ride on an Excelsior motorcycle with G B Scott. The writer describes cautious initial fear turning to thrill at high speeds and a long half mile trip toward Cherokee, plus reflections on motorcycle engineering and safety.
Des Moines Iowa June 1 The legislature empowered county boards to provide local hospitals or contract with existing institutions to treat tuberculosis patients. Laws allow up to 15 per week per patient, and public demand supports careful study and action. Boards in many counties plan to implement the new provision to curb the disease.
Plans call for a distant speaker to address union services at the chautauqua tent next Sunday morning. No preaching at the Methodist church that morning or night. Sunday school at 12 sharp, then tent services. Annual childrens day exercises set for Sunday during Sunday school. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at eight. Some have not yet paid benevolent subscriptions.
Diamond H Williams and family, along with Mrs T L Kenyon and Mrs Wallace Taylor, visited Cherokee Tuesday night and Monday. F Hickey owns a new Imperial auto bought from Mr Lingren of Galva last Saturday. The Cherokee Boosters held a brief rally Tuesday afternoon, but farmers preferred to stay in the fields due to the fine day.
Jim Dunlap a hardworking farmer's son and May Stanley the village belle secretly wed in a playful elopement staged as Lent carnival fun. Walter Swift, a college graduate, looms as rival, but Dunlap wins May and the pair marry at a parson’s.
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