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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1920
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel urges readers to advertise to put the town on the map. It notes advertising helps keep the community clean and that even a single person can make a difference while promoting collective effort and responsibility.
Many cities boast about growth yet the focus shifts to farmers as population trends favor agriculture. The piece notes urban pride contrasts with rural emphasis and suggests a broader concern for farming communities.
Highlights include Harry V. Cline returning to Cherokee to be foreman of The Times printing department. Floyd Dailey resigns as deputy county auditor to join EF. Gardiner Lumber. W F Hutton Jr travels to Cincinnati and Pittsburgh to oversee Cherokee Fordson guide production. Henry N Shook suffers a serious hand injury in Sioux City while operating a paper cutter.
The article notes preparations for the Cherokee high school graduation exercises this year in the Wilson auditorium. The class of fifty is evenly split between boys and girls, with the girls slightly outnumbering the boys.
Telegrams announce the marriage of Mrs. S. Fomnarine’s daughter Glatys to Dill esd Anderson of Eagle Grove. Sioux City wedding of Kautenberg and Anna Kelley at Waterloo with reception. Ned Jimmerson and LeRoy Gulbranson return to run an implement business at Rembrandt. Alta High School commencement set for May 21 with J. S. Weaver as orator. fifteen graduates. Local visits, retirements, evangelistic meetings begin May 16 at the M E church with Henry A. Bockmeyer. A college quote about John’s book spending precedes the notes.
A brief notice recalls Mrs Grime who tumbled while attempting to rise in society. The incident underscores the peril of the dizzy social ladder and local reactions reflect cautious humor.
A playful note describes the locomotive as content to show all moods and work without instruction, calling that trait extremely fortunate and encouraging.
The Philippines moves toward independence as a second Philippine mission arrives in the United States to press immediate independence and improve ties. Manuel Quezon and Sergio Osmena lead the Nacionalista party, renowned political figures with a history of cooperation and mutual restraint.
The passage praises Osmena and Quezon as conscientious tireless workers and perceptive observers of public affairs. It asserts they both support Philippine independence and, when needed, defend America’s intended policy toward Filipinos, highlighting their steady advocacy and steady demeanor.
In tire making the chief question is value and policy. Brunswick emphasizes high standards, experienced workers, and continuous improvements. The result is a superior tire offered at no higher cost than similar brands, inviting customers to try Brunswick and adopt higher expectations.
M Mammiert and G M Dieterich announce candidacy for Supervisor of the third district including Spring Aston Pitcher townships Spring Afton Pitcher for the Republican primaries. Candidates seek the Republican vote at the June primary.
J C Lockin of Aurelia Iowa announces candidacy for re election as representative in the next General Assembly from Cherokee County subject to Republican voters will at the June primaries.
Announcement of Lew McDonald’s candidacy for reelection to the office of County Attorney in Cherokee County Iowa. He runs as a Republican and will seek the June primary voters’ support. Signed by Lew McDonald.
A thrift-minded couple in Han sisburg previously attended separate churches with each giving a nickel on Sundays. They discussed and found the arrangement extravagant, then started attending the same church together and plan to reach the golden gate on one nickel.
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