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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1926
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel lists subscription rates of 11.50 to 2.00 per year with external Cherokee county and foreign options. Advertising rates show display ads 20 cents per inch, foreign 26 cents per inch, locals and readers 10 cents per line, with cards of thanks at 10 cents per line.
J K McGonagle announces candidacy for County Auditor subject to Republican primaries. A I Birch announces candidacy for State Representative at the Republican primaries on June 7 seeking support.
State Representative candidate announces nomination bid pending Republican primaries. County Sheriff candidate, Claud Bensley, filed for the Republican primary on June 7.
W. O. Dailey announces candidacy in the Republican primaries for the office of County Auditor and asks supporters for their backing. He pledges to work for the county and values friend support.
The Storm Lake area lists multiple local items. Bert L. Hysler becomes Mills county Farm Bureau agent after selection from seven applicants. Buena Vista Odd Fellows celebrate 107th anniversary with large turnout. Deaths occur to Harry T. Layman from a power line accident and to C. L. Wood from a stroke near Storm Lake. Hallan Brooks buried alive in a sewer ditch near Peterson, rescued by bystanders. he survives after rescue.
A quotation from the Atlanta Constitution voices a wary gratitude for the end of a charge or gatekeeping moment. The speaker asserts one may slip in unseen as the gatekeeper watches elsewhere.
First through fifth grades note high accuracy in number work and spelling. Pupils like Lucille Blanch Patricia Kiernan Margaret Nelson Marjorie Person Jane Reckoff Richard TenEyck Lyle Wadell Thomas Will excel in numbers and spelling papers. Reading begins in Little Boy Blue Wheeler Primer. Illness disrupts attendance. brownies and fairies progress in readers. Junior high honors go to Bessie Clymens Frances Chandler. eighth grade debates draw civics focus. Senior notes hint at imminent graduation and policy on exemptions.
Notice to qualified electors of Cherokee County Iowa that a primary election will be held Monday June 7 1926 at regular polling places from nine am to eight pm Candidates to be nominated by Republican and Democratic parties for offices including United States Senator Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State Auditor of State Treasurer Attorney General Secretary of Agriculture Superintendent of Public Instruction two Railroad Commissioners Representative in Congress Eleventh District State Representative Seventy ninth District County Auditor County Treasurer Clerk of the District Court Sheriff County Recorder County Attorney County Coroners and three members of the Board of Supervisors First District.
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