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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1910
Page
2
Aurelia Sentinel edited by Albert S Crabb for Aurelia Iowa lists Friday issue, mail entry, and advertising rates. Local display 10 cents per inch with yearly contracts. subscription 1.00 per year in advance, outside county 2.25. Telephone number 60 and note of new hotel block nearby.
A. L. Belew announces two campaigns in Cherokee County. He seeks a second term as sheriff and also runs for Clerk of the District Court. Both candidacies are stated to be subject to the will of Republican voters at the June primary.
Local note reports Chas. Mitchel purchasing Walpole’s share in the Pilot Tribune at Storm Lake, with well wishes for the paper’s success. Mentions the reestablished Gazette at Hinton under editor L. G. Reynolds and publisher Miss Hope Simpson. Also discusses Storm Lake and surrounding area issues and local politics.
A chaotic scene last Saturday saw Uncle Joe Cannon deposed from the Committee on Rates and subjected to humiliation by Democrats. The Speaker's chair was left vacant as dissidents intervened, then Cannon responded with strong language toward those who opposed him, defending his own position and dignity.
The insurgents urge expelling a troublesome leader and removing figures like Joe Cannon Dalziel Smith from party ranks to restore respect for constituents. They argue the party must be cleansed of such men.
The Milwaukee railroad network mobilizes to back Col. Palmer for railroad commissioner. Milwaukee claim agent Benjamin I. Salinger Jr. sends petition blanks from Sioux City urging signatures and affidavits, signaling strong railroad influence to influence republican voters to defeat Palmer at the June primary.
A miscellany of aphorisms and rural quips on vanity, wisdom, motives, and speech. Rural humor touches on farmers, city agriculturists, and everyday folly with a tongue in cheek tone. The piece weaves pithy observations about honesty, money, and behavior from the April Farm Journal context.
Two full blooded polled Durham bulls aged sixteen months are for sale. Located five miles southwest of Alta Iowa. Contact Ed Wall Alta Iowa via phone 2110.
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