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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1908
Page
3
Fragmentary 19th century column details residents visitors and street chatter in Cherokee area including names Dingman Lewis and Lockin, shop ads for groceries and oxford shoes, market prices for hogs corn butter eggs and flour, local church notices, school and college activity, and weather-related remarks.
Aurelia records one of its largest shipments of the week to Chicago and Sioux City. The depot moved seventeen cars of cattle six cars hogs seven cars oats with eleven named shippers handling cattle hogs and oats for farms and local grain dealers.
Horatio Pitcher posts a five dollar reward for recovering a steer that escaped while unloading stock at a car in Aurelia on Thursday night. The animal is described as around ten hundredweight and likely grazing by the roadside or with another herd nearby.
Springfield Nebraska April 24. The Supreme Court rules that a board of education cannot bar a child from public schools for not complying with vaccination directives. The decision states vaccination is not a mandatory condition for attendance.
The Iowa State Pharmacy Commission issues a rule restricting sale of poison fly paper to registered pharmacists only. The measure aims to curb accidental poisonings of children by regulating who may purchase poisonous preparations and related deadly chemicals.
Atty Molyneux suffers a broken arm and dislocated shoulder after a fall caused by a horse incident in Cherokee. The story also discusses Plymouth County political endorsements for senator, praising Samsite and contrasting Coburn, with historic references to past elections and party service.
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