Political Currents Stirring Cedar County
The Aurelia Sentinal notes political shifts and quotes in national campaigns. It discusses recall debates for judges, court power concerns, Champ Clark and Hearst links, Taft and Roosevelt prospects, and potential Baltimore convention implications per Collier's Weekly.
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Champ Clark
Hearst
Hickey
Clark
Ryan
Bryan
Baltimore
Harmon
Underwood
Taft
Moosevelt
Wilson
Roosevelt
Collier’s Weekly
Local notices from Elkton and East Afton district
West Elk and East Afton residents visit friends in Elkton and Alta. C W and Jay Petton buy a new Chamberlin Bischel scale. Mrs Axel Burgason visits Alta. Pétion family enjoy W. E. Haight home. Wm Haight buys a span of colts at a sale. Reinhart Weist travels to Galva for barley seed. Fred Stabelfeld learns of brother Henrys death in Milwaukee and funeral planned at Aurelia German church with Rev. Schuman. Henry Stabelfeld had lived in East Afton and worked as painter, paper hanger, thresher. he will be missed by friends.
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Clair Dobson
Elkton
C. W
Jay Petton
Chamberlin & Bischel
Howe
Axel Burgason
Little Son
Alta
Pétion
W. E. Haight
Wm. Haight
Reinhart Weist
Galva
Fred Stabelfeld
Milwaukee
Henry
Henry Buddenhagen
Cherokee Steam Laundry Change of Ownership
On March 1 Bert Cobb sold his interest in the Cherokee Steam Laundry to C. M. Morgan of Aurelia. Cherokee Times notes the change with best wishes for Morgan and the new business venture and expresses regret at Cobb's departure.
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Bert Cobb
C. M. Morgan
Aurelia
Cobb
Mr. Morgan
Cherokee Times
Program of Aurelia Brotherhood Friday March 15
Listing outlines talks by Prof Alexander on education, A D Coffman on revenue, B J McQuinn on transportation, Dr Puffett on sanitary regulations, and Ack on ethical means. The event pursues a Greater Iown goal through community systems.
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Brotherhood of
Alexander
A. D. Coffman
B. J.mcquinn
Sanitary
Dr. Puffett
Dene Wing Reflects on Conservative Trajectory
A fragmentary note discusses a conservative wing within a political party named Dene. The readable text hints at internal debate about direction and strategy without detailing events or outcomes.
Anniversary of the Monitor and Merrimac fight noted
March 9 marks the anniversary of the warship clash between the Monitor and the Merrimac celebrated across the country. Swedes in Chicago present a National Muggun image in Washington to honor the event. John Ericsson the Monitor inventor began his London career trying to prove the screw propeller’s value to the Lords of the Admiralty with a demonstration on a small vessel.
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Monitor
Merrimac
Chicago
Washington
John’ Ericsson
London
Admiralty
Seed Corn Shortage and Germination Crisis Warns Farmers
An historic seed corn famine grips multiple states. Tests show only 26 to 70 percent of saved seed will germinate, with much of the corn crib input failing to grow. Farmers must test each ear and select 1,200 good ears to plant 45 acres, amid widespread shortages and potential losses reaching tens of millions.
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Ude
Iowa
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Minnesota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
The Monitor: First Dreadnought in Naval History
The passage notes the Monitor as the first true dreadnought and contrasts it with later warships. It mentions ships like the Warrior and Ironside, suggesting modern giants are enlarged Monitors and that trusting such vessels in engagement would be madness.
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Warrior
Navy
Monitor
Collier's Weekly
Carlberg and Reeves Demand 1910 1911 Bills Paid
Carlberg and Reeves urge settling of two older bills from 1910 and 1911 before March 1, 1912. The notice directs the debtor to meet obligations promptly to avoid further action.
Road Superintendent Bids Sought for Diamond Township 1912
Diamond township trustees invite bids for the road superintendent position for 1912. bids may be oral or from interested parties and will be received until April 1, 1912. trustees reserve the right to accept or reject any or all bids.
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Diamond Township
The Way Of Release and Human Loneliness
A Collier's Weekly excerpt explores loneliness as a universal burden and the relief found through comradeship. It contrasts male and female experiences, urging open confession and mutual understanding to bridge emotional silences between people.
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Bea
Womanly Wisdom From the Farm Journal Advice Column
A Farm Journal excerpt offers home tips on cleaning, preservation, and safety from kitchen to cellar. It advises vinegar for rust prevention, safe grease handling, poultry prep with feet for soup, and child health guidance about nasal obstruction and education.
March Farm Journal Notes Cows Need Constant Water, Milk Up
A March Farm Journal article describes cows with troughs supplying constant water boosting milk by one pound per cow daily. It urges attentive care to twin lambs and notes a tablespoonful daily oil meal per lamb aids nourishment to prevent death.
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March Farm Journal
Stock Yard Tips Clipping Pigs and Horses for New Hair
The Stock Yard urges clipping hogs and horses as new hair begins. Clip sows and finish coats to prevent losses from heavy hair and improve cleanliness. Brush thoroughly to stimulate new growth and maintain healthy stock.
Chestnut Dishes From Soup To Roulades
A Victorian era recipe note outlines chestnut usage across dishes. It explains shelling by a half inch cut, roasting with butter, then peeling. It covers Chestnut Soup, Chestnuts en Casserole, and Chestnut Roulettes with explicit steps and proportions.
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United States
Funeral Service Held To Recover Body In Pit Shaft
Bucknall staffer reports a funeral was held at the pit head to recover the body of Leslie Glover who fell into a pit shaft. The incident involved a rescue operation as workers attempted to retrieve the missing man.
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Pit
Ettoria
Leslie Glover
Shaft
Bucknall
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