08 Nov 1912
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1912
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel reports student achievements and school events in Aurelia Iowa. October exams, perfect attendance exemptions, a presidential straw vote showing Roosevelt leading, and a civics debate on term limits are highlighted alongside Halloween reflections and local social notes.
The text suggests the average citizen will thank those who applied effort and warranted public support. The statement implies approval for actions that meet public expectations.
Both papers priced at 1 per year ensuring affordable access for readers seeking community news and advertisements from two Iowa titles.
The report covers the month ending November 1 1912 noting pupils not absent or late across rooms First grade Second grade Room II Room IV and High School. Names include Byron Paulson Albert Stutz Melvin Carlberg Pauline Stutz Henry Stutz Pearl Miller Harold Paulson Ernest Baumann George Lamm Ker mit Bischel Arthur McCarthy Ronald Wilson Hazel Holmes May Grigsby Florence DeVries Aileen Dingman Celestine Dawson Mary Alice Dyslin Wayne Mahoney Robert Overing Ruth Paulson William Tuttle Muriel Welch Gertrude Bell Ella Bischel Helen Carlberg Percy Clover Margaret Eddy Ray Grigsby William Johns Wesley Nelson Percy Russell Myrtle Rapp Iane Nelson Maxie Dyslin Jennie Swanson Glenn Nelson Eugenia Dyslin Richard Glawe Ella Baumann Cora Clover Read Mahoney Iva Chandler Donald Frazer Elsie Nelson Mary Dick Helmer Carlberg Bertha Overing Adele Witt Lola Leonard George Nelson Delia Paulson Dewey Deyloff Claire Stutz Herman Bell Mamie Miller Corneal Clover Alma Bischel Don Johns Eurella Waddell Ray Pargott Byron Sweet Harry Crepps Ruth O Neal Frances Shaw Fred Jordan Opal Overing Walter Bischel Martha Bischel Agnes Russell Clyde Mummert Felecia Hines Doris Baumann Glen Parker Inez Baumann Martha Howell Grace Johns Herbert Will Oran Parrott Reginald Maltby Inez Coombs Mildred Puffett Walter Peterson Ralph Peterson Neil Whitney Floyd Clymans Edith Russell Verna Howell Lola Stutz John Mummert Fayette Bailey Florence Russell.
The notice invites all boys over 14 to an 8:00 p m Friday meeting in the church social rooms with a debate planned for the American boys regular gathering Saturday at 2 30 p m A 10 30 a m Sunday service with Dyer not speaking Sunday night is announced The official board meets Monday at 8 00 oclock Ambitious plans call for two weeks of December special meetings beginning December 4 or 6 Readers are urged to attend and support church activities to benefit the community with prayers for spiritual matters.
Mrs J A Johns had visitors on Tuesday and Charles Knapp on Saturday. Dr J K Rice traveled with the party and stopped in Aurelia along the way.
Maine joins in the landslide with Massachusetts and Connecticut as Wilson secures a BIS victory across New England areas. The states of Wisconsin and Nebraska are referenced in the tainted text while Connecticut and Maine show strong results.
New York selections name Woodrow Wilson as presidential choice and William Sulzer as governor. Col Roosevelt and Oscar Strauss are cited among rival figures as the campaign unfolds. The report notes Republican EB Hedger and Progressive nominee Strauss in the political mix.
Reported results show Wilson winning with overwhelming support across most precincts in state and city areas including county totals. The show appeared to reflect strong backing from urban and rural voters alike.
Early returns show Democrats adding 24 seats in the House, aided by reapportionment and district defeats. Gains include New Jersey, Texas, Louisiana, Florida, Georgia, Connecticut, Alabama, Iowa and New York, with Wisconsin nominally Democratic. Senate outlook remains uncertain with 60 holdovers and 6 elected so far, 5 Democrats and 1 Republican.
Nebraskan William J Bryan used lines of a hymn to voice pleasure at Gov. Wilson’s election. He spoke at a local hotel after crowds urged a speech at the Woodrow Wilson State Progressive league headquarters. He praised Wilson’s conscience and administration, urging continued public support in the city.
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