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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1922
Page
1
In Wallslice Farmer rhetoric, supporters urge Thorne as the only man who can lead Iowa in Washington. They stress his railroad battle experience, knowledge, and leadership, insisting Thorne should be nominated without doubt for the spring Republican nomination.
Woodbury County Farm and Labor Caucus endorsed W P Dawson for congress at a Woodbury County Citizens League meeting held last Saturday evening at the Labor Temple in Sioux City. The labor vote in Sioux City has been influential in past elections and this endorsement is expected to boost Dawson in what is considered Boies country.
Have you articles about your premises you want to dispose or a want ad in The Sentinel. Second hand furniture farming tools and other equipment are salable and it costs 10 cents a line to advertise. Each week someone reports sale of items in our classifieds.
ALTA NEWS ITEMS report a May 16 birth in the Beeghley family of Mr and Mrs Glenn C with a daughter. A C McCoy from Tarkio Missouri is elected manual training and physics instructor for the coming school year. A fire alarm at six thirty drew prominent locals up Main Street for a suspected blaze, met with good natured humor. Olga Dalby of Denmark, sister of Mrs Frank Hill, arrived at Ellis Island on April 22 but was held for passport irregularities. Buena Vista county churches plan field day services May 21 with the Iowa Anti Saloon League’s support for stricter prohibition enforcement. The A W Garberson barn burned Thursday afternoon. Nord lost a Ford, Robert Hohenstein two sets of harness, and Alta suffered about 1000 dollars in lumber loss with no insurance. The barn loss is about 1000 dollars.
Cherokee County Iowa declares a primary election to be held at regular polling places on Monday June 5 1922 from 9:00 a.m. to 8:60 p.m. Republican and Democratic parties nominate for U S Senator Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State Auditor State Treasurer Attorney General Representative Congress State Representative County officers and township offices with terms starting 1923 to 1928. W O Dailey Auditor signs with county seal.
Cherokee defeated Newell 8 to 4 on Wednesday afternoon avenging a prior loss. Also reports thefts include morphine from Dru Cleaves Johnson Allen office door pried open and cloak room loot from Legion dance with losses possibly reaching 500. A Farm Bureau meeting at the county court house praised by Murl McDonald and C W Hunt.
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