06 Nov 1924
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1924
Page
1
A terse floriculture snippet discusses ground freezes and Rugosa roses, mentioning Memorial and Tian Beauties. The text hints at practice rounds and demonstrations around rose care, driving home the fact that protection for roses during cold spells is emphasized.
National ticket favored Republicans with 367 electoral votes to 196 for Davis and 19 for LaFollette. Iowa seen as Republican gains though Brookhart nipped by Steck. Congressmen Boies leads Sykes. county offices in Cherokee go Republican. sheriff and recorder races close, McDonald and Mulvaney win. local officers elected including justice Mummert and George Lamm as clerk.
A plea for residents to set aside political and religious differences and personal antagonisms to unite for the town’s welfare. Emphasizes cooperation with rivals in joint community efforts reveals the value of shared progress and better understanding among citizens.
Ames Abe acknowledges a tough loss after a tight race. He thanks supporters for votes and enthusiasm, notes the Farr Furrow ticket’s fade, and urges neighbors to regroup and plan for upcoming March efforts.
Aurelia Independents defeated Hartley 6 to 0 in a rough Sunday game. Oran Coombs scored the sole touchdown on a third quarter end run after a forward pass set the play up. Aurelia showcased strong defense and balanced play, while Hartley failed to convert multiple forward attempts. The upcoming game vs Meriden Independents is scheduled for Sunday at 3:00 pm in the Glenn Parrott pasture northeast of Aurelia.
Snapshot from older files recalls 10 and 20 years past. Republican gains in county offices are noted along with Democratic sheriff and county attorney wins. It also mentions local people moving, attending school, and political shifts reflected in a sweeping 1904 election victory.
Notes from Pastor G. R. Gilbert urge attendance at Sunday evening services next week. Guest speaker Mr Hill, with months of service in France, will present an address titled The Be Not Afraid of the Bible. Legion members especially invited.
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