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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1908
Page
2
Publication note shows Friday morning issue and 85 second class matter at the post office in Aurelia Iowa with office in the new hotel block. Local advertising five cents per line, display advertising ten cents per inch, special yearly contract rates, subscription one dollar per year in advance, outside county rates one dollar twenty eight cents per year.
The results show Taft securing Ohio by about 60,000 votes and leading in New York with a large plurality. Cummins defeats Lacey for U S senator in Iowa, Hubbard reelected in district contests, and Cherokee county confirms Dawson for state legislature amid broad Republican gains nationwide.
The Aurela school monthly report lists room by room student rosters for first through high school grades, noting many names such as Gawand Maloney Clara Paulson and Adell Witt, with teachers Margaret Ross and Anna Suencke. A cryptic marginal note about a pig and a cloak sale ends with Parker & Lashell advertising and The Sentinel priced at $1.00 a year.
A vintage ad promises dry cleaning and dyeing to refresh faded or spotted garments. It highlights pressing to remove wrinkles and make items hang like new, with skirts cleaned priced from 1.00 to 1.50 and a kitchen rack offer with five dollars of laundry value.
The Chronicle reports pap vara felds wielding hiruiers near Odebott with rents from 20 to 20 per acre this year. Alta Advertiser notes the hotel closed for a renovation of a sarret to cellar, new furniture and carpets, Clark family planning to reopen in one week with Lat in charge. Perry Clark to move to Cherokee as the business resumes under new management.
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