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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1909
Page
2
Aurelia Iowa weekly Aurelia Sentinel publishes notices about the new hotel block in town. The ad rates list 6d for local advertising and 10 cents per display inch. Subscriptions outside the county are 1.25 per year, payable in advance.
The committee promises a balanced program with Aurelia and top performers. Season tickets cost 1.50 for adults and 1.00 for students with single admissions at 0.50. The Chicago Ladies Orchestra opens the series Friday the 11th, with ticket sales all day Saturday.
A columnist recalls the Ottumwa murder by Junkin, noting a full confession and public outrage over legal delays. The piece argues hangings and warns that delays may provoke vigilante action, condemning the law's quibbles and the court process.
Word spreads that fifty leading Chicago businessmen plan a banquet honoring Charles Crane the former minister to China. They reportedly oppose the recall by President Taft and Secretary of State upon concerns Crane lacked necessary qualifications for the post. The piece criticizes this as poor business and politically presumptive interference.
A farmer, Thos Slosser of Aftan township, was thrown from a sulky plow and injured. Benjamin Myers of Spring township was wounded by a gun discharge. John Davis, son-in-law of R Pomeroy, fights diphtheria amid household quarantine as election news flickers from the Cherokee and Dakotas road area.
Fragmented text discusses dairy farming methods including the use of separators, cleanliness, and a critique of inhumane treatment. Mentions creamery efficiency, feed considerations, and storage of winter apples. Contains scattered references to pruning, weather timing, and orchard care.
E Y Baldwin of Litchfield writes that two ranges from you fed up to 500 people daily at the Litchfield Chautauqua dining hall. He praises the ranges for cooking every need from broil to bake and notes high satisfaction from the Guild.
An unclear OCR fragment references names and places such as Aurelia Market and various personal or organizational terms. Details are indeterminate due to garbled text, with no coherent event, date, or outcome clearly readable.
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