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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1912
Page
1
A 25 acre navy bean patch at the Cherokee State Hospital farm produced 30 bushels per acre, with the beans described as fine quality. Dr Voldeng notes there is no wind in the story, according to the Cherokee Democrat.
W J Bryan forecast that Wilson would win the electoral vote in every state. The Journal cautions that such optimism harms a man’s reputation for good judgment.
An exchange warns the county newspaper is the biggest trust on earth, trusted by readers yet criticized for trust and cussed for its honesty. The only way to avoid breaking the trust is to pay your subscription.
A local farmer near Webb Town husked three rows sixty rods long and gathered thirty bushels, equating to about 120 bushels per acre. If similar yields spread across township fields, coal shortages may not force widespread freezing.
In a Spencer commercial club straw poll Roosevelt receives 35 votes, Taft 24, Wilson 22. The Peterson Patriot notes the strong Taft showing reflected respect for News editor E M Glasgow, a lifelong standpat member of the club.
Washington signals Democrats will wage a hard battle to win the Senate as the town faces a tense political climate and shifting alliances.
Voters who want Kenyon retained should support Republican state senate candidate C. F. Coburn and state representative W. P. Dawson. Their names appear in the first column on the ballot in this county.
Governor candidate George W. Clarke spoke at the Grant club on January 18 outlining pledges to reform schools taxation court costs and sanitation while opposing graft and urging agricultural growth. The remarks frame Clarke as an independent reformer seeking broader state improvements.
A former governor declares continued devotion to the state and the Republican party. He disputes accusations against office seekers, praises public officials for their credit to the people, and asserts the people will have the best of him if elected governor.
Aurelia high school met Marcus in a long baseball game played last Saturday. Addy starred for Marcus while Whitney pitched well for Aurelia. The game extended to ten innings with Marcus scoring late and Aurelia fighting back, but Marcus finally pulled ahead.
The National Dairy Show will be held at the International Amphitheatre in Chicago with extensive exhibits covering dairy farming. Events include cattle judging, mill and cheese exhibits, dairy lab work, breeding and feeding discussions, and dairy association meetings. A Louisiana Mississippi farm products display is also planned.
A brief, fragmented line complains about careless people with rough faces and scragey wording, reflecting a casual, incomplete observation without clear context or attribution.
In a hard fought contest Aurelia High tied the score in the eighth and ninth innings. Marcus scored the winning run in the tenth as Ward Dawson made a deep right field catch on the final third strike. The win boosts the new Aurelia ball club ahead of next spring’s schedule.
Reverend Earl Hoon invites all to Rally Day services next Sunday at 10:30 with Dr Chipperfield speaking, followed by a children's program at 11:45 and a unique demonstration number. The American boys club meets Saturday at 2:30 for boys under 14. The first quarterly conference is Saturday at 7:30, Epworth League at 6:30, and evening gospel services at 7:30.
The report notes Mrs Eddy visiting the first second and third rooms last Monday afternoon. Dorothy Dietrich five years old walked two miles to school amid pleasant days. Second room pupils excel in basketry. Notices invite reprinting lessons from Miss Lindberg. The high school baseball team traveled to Marcus last Saturday for a close game against the local school.
A note details a misrouted film order, directing Mr Hoyne to send it directly to the recipient rather than Pocahontas. The clerk was away and did not handle the matter, causing disappointment in the delivery.
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