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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1912
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel publishes weekly Friday editions and mails as second class in Aurelia Iowa. It lists advertising rates five cents per line and ten cents per inch for display ads. Subscriptions cost 100 dollars yearly in advance within the county and 1.24 dollars yearly outside the county.
G. F. Coburn announces candidacy for state senator in the 46th district subject to the June Republican primaries. He urges party electors to back his bid in the forthcoming process.
The author announces candidacy for State Representative of Cherokee County subject to the Republican electors in the June primaries. The notice signals a campaign launching aligned with party processes and seeks nomination at the primary election.
J. U. Sammis announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for State Senator representing the 46th District comprising Cherokee Ida and Plymouth counties. He notes one term served and seeks renomination.
The statement announces C. J. Maher as a candidate for County Attorney. He seeks the Republican electors’ support at the June primaries.
W O Dailey declares run for county auditor as a Republican candidate in the upcoming June primaries. He states his intent to seek the office through the party process.
A. L. Belew declares candidacy for the office of county clerk in Cherokee County subject to Republican primary decision. Belew emphasizes qualifications and plans to seek party support.
F. A. Frisbie announces his candidacy for county auditor subject to the will of the Republican electors at the June primaries.
J M Starr announces candidacy for sheriff subject to the will primaries.
The speaker declares candidacy for county attorney and asks Republican electors to consider their bid at W. P. McCulla. The note frames the campaign as subject to voter will and party backing.
The clerk of courts election is subject to the will of the Republican electors at the June primaries, as announced by F. J. Carpenter.
Abe Stiner announces as a Republican candidate for Cherokee County Sheriff in Iowa subject to June 9 1912 township primaries. He pledges to discharge duties honestly and impartially if favored.
Frank Trego announces his candidacy for sheriff subject to the Republican electors at the June primaries. He seeks party support and outlines his dedication to law enforcement and public safety.
W. H. Lamont declares his candidacy for sheriff subject to the June primaries. He frames the bid as a campaign to gain the office through the upcoming voting.
A candidate announces run for sheriff of Cherokee County subject to Democratic voters June decision. The message identifies W. F. Huber as the aspirant and notes the election is decided by party voters in June.
Albert S. Crabb reflects on three years in Aurelia and praises the town and its people. He notes strong advertising growth, predicts the new owner E C Lighter will advance the Sentinel, and urges support to maintain the paper’s vitality as Aurelia grows. Crabb resigns to pursue a better opportunity.
Reverend John P. Galvin of Fairfield Illinois extols country newspapers for covering home news from baby to garden tasks. He urges readers to support editors with favorable mentions and free advertising, comparing city papers unfavorably and joking that editors deserve long days and a seat in Congress.
Comment notes the growing influence of the Smith family in the Senate with new and existing members from Georgia Maryland Michigan and South Carolina. It also cites a Supreme Court ruling limiting water shutoffs for nonpayment and discusses simplifying high school graduation attire and costs.
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