Aurelia Sentinel Publisher Notice
The Aurelia Sentinel notes it is published every Thursday and entered as second class matter at the post office in Aurelia Town. E. C. LIGHTER serves as proprietor.
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1926
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel notes it is published every Thursday and entered as second class matter at the post office in Aurelia Town. E. C. LIGHTER serves as proprietor.
Rates list for subscription in advance outside Cherokee county and foreign countries per year. Advertising rates include display per inch foreign per inch locals per line and cards of thanks per line. Local readers prices shown as 25e and 10e for unspecified items.
A I Birch announces candidacy for state representative at the Republican primary on June 7 and asks for support from voters.
S M Wixcel announces candidacy for state representative subject to Republican primaries. He seeks support from voters and party members to secure the nomination and run in the upcoming election.
County Sheriff Claud Bensley announces candidacy as a Republican for the office at the June 7 primary, stating intent to serve per the will of GOP voters.
The Eclipse Lumber Company, now managed by Frank Faber, maintains the Aurelia yard formerly operated as Aurelia Lumber Co. Four generations of the Dulaney family have led the business with G W Dulaney Jr. as president. Eclipse has branch yards across Iowa Minnesota, with Clinton, Iowa as head office. E L Rice, traveling superintendent, plans frequent Aurelia visits amid optimistic trade prospects.
Mrs. Anna Betcher hosted the H O P Club with Pearl Booth Florence Ammons and Elsie Haight winning prizes. A luncheon followed and next meeting is Friday May 28 with Pearl Booth. Several residents visited, hosted dinners and school events noted including Miss Harrington leaving for Black Hills teaching. Measles illness mentioned for Ione Reckoff and Federated Ladies Aid gathering reported with prizes.
Philadelphia researchers measure elasticity of human blood cells and frog cells under glass needles to assess membrane stretch. Dr Selfriz notes potential links to disease and cancer, with nerves showing greater elasticity than muscle.
A power of attorney is a written legal authority allowing one person to act for another in business matters. When one individual grants such authority to a second person, the latter's power to act is termed a power of attorney.
The American foreign trade council lists 209 cotton using articles produced by U.S. factories. It is estimated cotton offers at least ten thousand distinct uses across industries.
Alta resident Miss Raginna Porter wins a seat on the Joral board of education to succeed Miss Wilma Jacobson of Paulins who did not apply for next year. Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune notes bids for graveling contracts in Algona and a $29,700 award for 20 miles of work. Carnegie medals awarded to Richard and John Redenbaugh of Storm Lake for rescuing a drowning boy in Iowa City.
A fragment describes caribou developing snow shoes with edged hoof ridges to traverse icy and snowy terrain, enabling easier travel across frozen surfaces. The text notes the creature grows sharp ridges on its hooves to grip compact snow and ice.
Bits of the latest news and feature photoplay preview. Paramount presents William Collier Ernest Torrence Georgia Hale in The Rainmaker. Also novelty Felix Braves the Briny and coming attractions The Volga Boatman for Tuesday through Thursday.
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