Aurelia Post Office Notices Publish Weekly Information
Published every Thursday and entered as second class matter at the post office at Aurelia Iowa.
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1922
Page
1
Published every Thursday and entered as second class matter at the post office at Aurelia Iowa.
A collection of wry remarks on juries during prohibition, jokes about husbands and wives, and a punchy line about Congress examining the taxpayer’s purse to get at the bottom of the matter. The tone is witty, features social commentary, and reflects the era’s humor.
W F Huber announces as Democrat for sheriff and J F Laughlin enters as Republican for county attorney. The piece criticizes reckless talk from loudmouths and warns against harming reputations as seriously as an unloaded gun shot could injure bystanders.
A.R. Molygeux and wife travel with Sioux City party to New Orleans for the Knights Templar Triennial, held April 24 to 27. Judge Bradley adjourned Cherokee county district court for three to four days, to reconvene next October. Meriden and Cleghorn representatives sought a petition for a secondary road district from Cherokee through Meriden Cleghorn to Marcus. American Legion Cherokee plans to join the celebration of July 4th. Hans Nelson of the IC RR freight office travels to Dallas for a Brotherhood of Railway Clerks convention. Thirty five auto owners must answer traffic infractions cited Saturday night and Sunday in mayor’s court.
The Alta Advertiser notes Gustaf Olson’s son in Greenville Iowa has returned home critically ill from a bank job. Eddie Sundholm piloted a Curtis biplane from Albert City to test maneuvers with Kohly Kohletedt ahead of a Flying Circus season booking. A Vawter Lecture-Course representative visited town to arrange contracts for the winter lecture series.
The Cherokee County Breeders' Association Calf Club visited members last Thursday and Friday. They report strong calves with an average well above last year. Thirty four calves on feed span three beef breeds. Seven girls compete with the boys in feeding honors. Eleven year old twins Margeret and Mary Keister care for their calves unaided. Prizes total 150 dollars from the Breeders' and Plowing Match associations, with a silver cup becoming permanent after two consecutive wins. Each breed group from Shorthorn Aberdeen Angus and Hereford offers additional prizes.
The Postmaster General designates Postal Improvement Week and urges patrons and workers to cooperate. Mail early and securely wrap parcels, address plainly, use ink, and place name and address in the upper left corner. Businessmen should mail in by train time. Aurelia patrons are asked to report service issues to Postmaster Dingman.
Aurelia Iowa holds a special council session on April 8 1922 called to order by T B Parker with Reckoff Waddell Mann and East present.
A brief plea urges Republican voters in Cherokee County to support J Pepe for county recorder at the June 5 1922 primary. The notice requests appreciation for the backing and notes the decision rests with party voters.
Mayor T B Parker and councilmen Paulson Reckoff Waddell Mann and East were sworn in. The council approved Parker's bond and elected L E Christensen clerk for two years. George J Lamm was retained as street water and disposal plant commissioner at 95 dollars monthly plus marshal duties of 25 dollars. Committees named and meeting place set at Farmers National Bank. Resolutions covered Primary Road 5 graveling, tax refunds for Z Chamberlin, and sewer inspector appointment for Charles Johnson. Board of equalization adjourned after objections to assessments. Regular meeting followed with minutes and treasurer report approved. Light account overpayment remitted and Chris Heiden water bill reduced.
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