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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1908
Page
2
The issue of propriety for worn hats in public spaces is discussed amid county politics. We highlight Republican Geo. M. Dieterich’s record and his call for re election, while Taft campaigns in the solid south. Roosevelt turns 50 with modest observance as campaign rhetoric grows.
The article urges Republicans to secure a primary ballot and outlines the required form to request a primary ballot. It stresses voting method clarity, mentions three ballots in total, and explains oath and eligibility conditions for challengers and voters within the primary process.
Erick Johnson receives compensation after a council settlement over a barn fire. The final accord requires Johnson to take burnt corn to Dawson, the city to cover equal value by transferring grain from Dawson’s cribs to Johnson, and Dawson to receive 52.40 dollars in damages from the city rather than from Johnson. The coin is usable as feed but not for market.
Notice states creditors must settle on book accounts by November lat. Johnson Templeman Aurelia Market lists prices for various foods and goods. A Democratic Club reception in New York featured Mrs. Bryan delivering remarks with light humor about shared campaigns and family roles.
Incomplete time card text outlines schedules for I C trains numbers 104 and 2t? freight and passenger, with references to Dodge Clipper and various times and offices. Text is garbled but indicates operating hours and delivery restrictions outside hours.
Nellie O'Neal dies at home after a sudden fall and heart attack like episode. A longtime Aurelia teacher and former assistant principal she endured prior brain hemorrhages but remained hopeful about years of service. She came from Illinois, lived with sister Mrs A L Bowed, known as Aunt Nell, and funeral set for 10:30 Sunday at the Methodist church.
The corn husking is progressing and yields are generally good. Art Malthy’s fields yield around 60 bushels per acre, one field at 72. Frank Parrott expects finishing tomorrow with about 45 bushels per acre. Lathels to the acre are noted by others, and values around 60 bushels per acre are reported by multiple farmers including Win, Choa, and Gvildenhagen.
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