03 May 1928
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1928
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel published weekly in Aurelia Iowa lists subscription rates at 160 per year in advance and 200 for outside Cherokee county and foreign countries. Proprietor I C Lighter announces the post office entry and publication status.
A series of political notices announces candidacies for state and federal offices. A. I. Birch seeks State Representative in Iowa, Gerrit Klay runs for Congress in the Eleventh District, and A. D. 1928 outlines a senate nomination in the Forty-Sixth District comprising Cherokee, Ida, and Plymouth counties. All entries note subject-to-primaries and June 4 voting.
I am a candidate for re election to the office of County Attorney of Cherokee County Iowa subject to the approval of the Republican voters at the Primary Election on June 4 1928.
John Price Jones reports a survey of 80 privately endowed colleges and universities in the United States showing tuition increases of about 300 percent over the past two decades. The finding highlights rising college costs impacting students and families.
The week features perfect spellers Paul Holderness Lilly Bergquist Francis Dubes Don ald Engdahl Ester Pearson Jane Ten Eyck Irene Paulson Kathryn Moore Donna Rydstrom Violet Magnuson Evelyn Blanch Freddy Daniels Mar vin Lenhardt. Grades review reading math science and art with May baskets bird study and letter writing. Senior notes cover class night county track pep and reports debates Roosevelt study and county examinations with Mother-Daughter banquet recap.
W F Zeman acquired Henry Jess clothing in Holstein while R G Rodman and William Galbert of Cherokee received a second airplane from Sioux City. The board of supervisors cut bridge and culvert bids to 40 795 dollars, 15 percent under Cook's estimate, due to low concrete bids. Rev Dr A B Thutt faces thyroid surgery in Mayo Hospital Rochester, and the Methodist church convention meets in Cherokee.
The Alta board voted to extend Boyd Burnison’s contract as principal for the coming year. J W Wilkinson announced signing with W S Not and Co for a chemical fire truck on a new Ford. Constantine Nestander, cousin of Rev. Nestander, named student pastor for Trinity Lutheran Alta and Immanuel Lutheran Elk. Dr W C Rowlands and family bid farewell amid plans to move to Randolph. A wolf den near Little Sioux River in Brooke township yielded ten week old wolf pups. the sow was away.
Harvard professor Thomas Nixon Carver argues that escape is a universal thrill in stories from Little Red Riding Hood to Pilgrim's Progress. He notes readers seek escape from danger, while Christian’s journey dramatizes spiritual escapes from destruction.
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