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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1910
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel lists publication Friday mornings with second class mail. Advertising rates are 10 cents per inch for display ads, with special yearly contract subscriptions at $1.00 per year prepaid. Outside county subscriptions are $1.25 annually.
A batch of Republican candidate declarations for Cherokee County offices appears with mentions of clerk of court sheriff and auditor seeking June primary support. Local social notes cover visits, graduations, birthday celebrations, and church events plus a baccalaureate sermon and a possum supper hosted by the King's Daughters.
Notice reads that a stray calf arrived at the claimant Geo H Larson’s place about the middle of March and was taken in. The owner is asked to identify and claim the animal.
Farmer Andrew Jenkins of Cherokee county was arrested for refusing to answer census questions about his stock and crops. He pled not guilty, posted 800 bond, and faces a federal grand jury on May 24. He argued the questions violated his privacy and private affairs.
The Sentinel reports Moses Mummert will seek the Republican nomination for the district supervisorship now held by G M Dietrich who will not run again. Mummert has served nineteen years on the board, a state record, and is expected to receive the nomination and election.
The Ballinger company dismisses Fred M. Kerby for allegedly treacherously revealing secrets. The article criticizes treachery by any party and denounces it as harmful and ungodly.
T L Heller and wife left Saturday for Oregon hoping the trip will aid his long poor health. Zelma Pelton of Cherokee visited her grandfather in Quimby Saturday. Mrs K A Harwood and children drove to Cherokee with others. Farmers plant corn as new season begins. Born May 13 to Will Hollingshead and wife a healthy boy. Mother and baby doing well.
The Sentinel prints a short list of candidates nominated this week. The names include Minnie Schulke Minnie Ohlson Mable Leonard and Opal Rice.
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