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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1912
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel official Cherokee County paper lists subscription at 100 dollars per year in advance, outside county 1.25 per year, phone number 70 percent, local ads priced per line, display ads ten cents per inch, weekly Friday publication, second class mail status.
G F Coburn announces candidacy for state senator in the 46th district pending Republican primary action in June. He implies support from party electors and seeks nomination through the June primary.
The writer declares candidacy for state representative of Cherokee county subject to the June Republican primaries. The notice states intention to seek election and follows official party procedures.
J. U. Sammis declares as Republican candidate for the 46th District Senate comprising Cherokee Ida and Plymouth counties seeking renomination after one term. He emphasizes experience and loyalty to party.
C J Maher announces candidacy for County Attorney subject to June Republican primaries.
W. O. Dalley announces candidacy for county auditor subject to Republican primaries in June.
A. L. Belew declares candidacy for the county clerk office subject to Republican primary decisions. The filing signals intent to seek the clerkship in upcoming party ballots.
F. A. Frisbie announces candidacy for county auditor in the Republican primary race to be decided at June primaries.
Public notice from Abe Stiner running for sheriff in Cherokee Iowa pending primary votes on June 9 1912. He pledges to perform duties honestly and impartially if favored.
A person announces candidacy for sheriff subject to the will of J. M. Starr, signaling a formal bid for the office. The statement frames the campaign within local political dynamics and references the influential figure J. M. Starr.
The speaker announces candidacy for county attorney pending the will of Republican electors at W. P. McCulla. The statement signals intent to seek party backing and support in the election process.
F. J. Carpenter notes the clerk of courts date is subject to the will of the republican electors at the June primaries.
Frank Trego announces his bid for sheriff, submitting to the will of Republican electors in the June primaries.
A candidate for sheriff faces the field with W. H. Lamont backing, signaling organized support. The race centers on law enforcement leadership and community safety priorities.
The office of sheriff of Cherokee County is set for selection by Democratic voters in June. W F Huber is noted as the subject awaiting the decision of the electorate in this party contest.
A Republican announces candidacy for the June primaries. The statement signals an official run in upcoming party contest without detailing district or platform.
The author warns that opponents plan to flood the district with late circulated circulars attacking him over recent legislative bills. He alleges the materials will misrepresent facts and bear the knowledge and consent of Coburn and a LeMars resident who is a personal enemy. He urges voters to repudiate candidates who use such tactics.
The Aurelia Iowa town council passes an amendment to ordinance eight replacing dog tax with a one dollar annual license for female dogs and a three dollar penalty for noncompliance. May 22 1912. City Clerk L P Nelson and Mayor Alex Fraser preside.
Ordinance 29 alters Ordinance 36 for tapping mains and laying pipe to the street turb line. The town or authorized person will furnish labor and material for a $10 per tap fee not exceeding 4 inches. Work to proceed only after payment receipt is issued. Ordinance 38 is amended accordingly.
The document states in force from its publication as provided by law with passage and adoption dated May 22 1915. L P Nelson and Alex Frase are listed as City Clerk and Mayor respectively.
A senior partner, seeking to vent at Bailey, unfolds a harsh tirade over the phone. The junior partner and Bailey himself respond with milder words, ending in a restrained exchange as the anger subsides into a soft, almost polite calm.
In Italy during the French campaign, a young Italian cavalry officer pretended to be the Duke of Modena to gain better treatment from his captors. Napoleon later interrogated him about the disguise, and the officer confessed that a higher title would have avoided danger. Both the real duke and Napoleon were amused and pardoned the deception.
A Youth's Companion excerpts Dr. Romanes on elephant intelligence. Tales show elephants using breath to move objects and manipulating ovens to reach cakes, then concealing the scene and reattaching chains. The stories illustrate problem solving and learned behavior in elephants.
A gentle mother should understand her child's imagination and plans. She should offer light checks when needed to guide him toward better choices. Trusted maternal confidence fosters lifelong trust and upright manhood.
A Maryland doctor claims snake venom injections sterilized to kill bacilli may cure consumption. The piece cites Colonel Maceroni and Naples’ old medicine, noting modern readers should doubt viper broth’s restorative claims and the stray apothecary trade.
The Church of St George the Martyr houses a famed churchyard with notable burials. It has long held Marshalsea and King's Bench prisoners, including Bonner the Bishop of London. Other figures buried there include Rushworth and Lilly the astrologer, with parish records noting General Monk.
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