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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1907
Page
3
Fragmented OCR text hints at looming political maneuvers and adjournment. Mentions primary battles and party factions inside a legislative setting with scattered references to district divisions and potential policy clashes.
Two Aurelia youths from good families, Homer Kenyon and Guay Laws, were arrested Tuesday on information sworn by Marshal Knutzen. They pleaded guilty to larceny from a dwelling, and were bound over to the grand jury under $200 bonds, awaiting action. Also, Irving Darrah was charged with burglary after a preliminary hearing, waived examination, and bound over to the grand jury under $300 bonds. The Stiencke residence was broken into, with $10 in valuables taken, and a hardware story burglary related to prior thefts was noted. A Merkley Well Carb Works planned for Aurelia, and a new spraying calendar from Iowa State College were reported, along with an Indian neuralgia cure from the East.
A Sykes of Loin Grove presides at Woodman hall as farmers join the Corn Belt Meat Producers Association. The meeting names county officers and new members, notes rail freight aims, reports on a Cleveland press upgrade, and includes local notices about seed buying and a crime report from Cherokee Democrat.
The house passes a desertion bill with two dissenting votes. The Thaw case heads to a jury on the 25th, a long criminal trial. Discussion on primary election legislation continues, with a big city election in Aurelia next Tuesday. Obituary notes Major P. Ht. Batley, a veteran and speaker at local events, died of blood poisoning. The paper calls for regulate express companies and praises civic-minded citizens.
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