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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1910
Page
5
The 1010 Cherokee County Teachers Institute will open in Cherokee week from today. Miss Loguin has gathered an able group of instructors for an inde bute. The institute has become famous for its strength of talent and is expected to outdo previous years with two new features for gifts by Miss J Blair of the University of Minnesota.
Manual training for boys led by Prof Chas Muss in Cherokee high school alongside instructors Helen Wittich Martha A Sherwood Ella Ford Miller and Supt Brandenburge. Special lectures by C K Serogigie County Superintendent Countryman and Frank R Roberson will bolster a premier statewide lecture series.
The Cherokee County rural school graduation program is set for March 31 at 1:01 from Grand Opera House. Out of 125 students, one hundred twenty five graduates listed with many named individuals. The program features music by an orchestra and a illustrated travelogue lecture. Admission 85 cents any seat with no reserve charges.
Editor Geo FE Patterson of Estherville Enterprise advertises a large quantity of land in Emmet and Dickinson counties Iowa for sale at bargain prices. The copy promotes cheap soil rich black loam and urges quick purchase, calling it a great investment opportunity.
To qualified electors of Aurelia Iowa you are notified the annual election will be held at the city hall on Monday March 1910 polls open 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Offices Mayor five Councilmen Treasurer Assessor nominations must be filed 10 to 30 days before election. Also a Growing Contest at Ames with contests in corn oats sewing cooking and garden produce for Iowa youths 10 to 18 guided by the state college write A V Storm Ames Iowa for details.
Sunday afternoon a buggy carrying Miss Grace Mummert and driven by George Wharton ran away after a sprint to Miss Mummert’s home. The team jerked free of the lines, overturned the rig, but Miss Mummert escaped with bruises and a sprained arm while Wharton uninjured and the horses only lightly bruised.
The Cherokee Times reports a strong demand for short courses in grain and stock judging and domestic science at Ames Extension. About ninety applications are on file as organizers seek a funding guarantee to cover potential deficits. Tuition amounts are $3 in grain and stock judging and $2 in domestic science with solicitors listing numerous local supporters and organizers across Cherokee and nearby towns.
A community event titled Boys And Girls Contest was conducted by a local group. Participants included boys and girls who entered the corn cutting or related activities, marking a traditional school or club competition.
Community items report unseasonably pleasant weather and March optimism. Palm Sunday confirmations at German Lutheran Church include Ella Pingel Walter Matzdorf Ida Westphal and Charlie Hamann. A house party honored Ida Westphal. Local farming plans and social visits are noted along with health concerns and school year endings.
Wanted 50 head of cattle to pasture for the season. Contact Harry Dailey at phone number 524 in Aurelia, Iowa.
Five dollar reward offered for information leading to conviction of those who threw stones Saturday night at the W A Bisehel residence and at the Evangelical church. Named party M Mummert, mayor.
For sale notice lists alsike clover priced at 9.00 per bushel and cites W P Dawson as contact or seller.
The text gives farming guidance on sheep and pig care. It stresses keeping dogs away from sheep and preventing straw access to minimize wool damage. It notes management tips for sows and hogs, including feed additives and preventing constipation, to improve pork production amid national shortages.
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