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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1916
Page
1
An aphorism contrasts a man with a single idea as a crank against a politician with no idea who still finds success. It reflects on how fixation versus adaptability shapes public perception and career outcomes.
A wry saying notes that a man who pulls others’ chestnuts from the fire rarely has many for himself. It adds that scientists claim tightening belts will curb hunger, and suggests editors dress to suit the idea.
The writer argues that using alcohol ability to pick a governor is futile and links the railroads conflict with the need for laws. The piece asserts that the people have rights alongside railroads and their workers, and warns against future paralysis of commerce.
Adam Harold died Thursday morning September 7 at 6 30 at the state hospital at Cherokee where he had been treated nearly three months. The remains were taken to his brother Andrew Harold s home for brief services Sunday at 1 30 and the funeral at the German Evangelical church at 2 30. Interment will be in Pleasant Hill cemetery. A full obituary will appear next week.
Judge Boles rules in Cherokee land dispute over 240 acres valued around 50000 dollars. Plaintiffs as parents and guardians oppose Edwin Sanger and I N Leonard with Millie Leonard. Court confirms Edwin Sanger’s title and his sale of the land to Leonard.
A Mt Olive column notes a Sunday service by Rev E J Brownson of Des Moines on temperance and Swedish Lutheran audiences, with plans for an aggressive Baptist committee campaign. It also lists a special election notice for Aurelia Consolidated Independent School District on Sept 11 1916 to decide property sale authority and notes amendments to the Farmers Cooperative Elevator Mutual Insurance Association of Iowa including name and office changes.
The pastor urges a fruitful season of spiritual effort and cites Paul on transforming selfish lives. He will preach on Small Beginnings at morning service and Our Relation to God at evening service next Sunday. Sunday school at 11 45 a m and C E meeting at 7 p m. Worldly advice: put a crimp in your grouch and lose them both.
Miss Albertina Rydstrom and John A. Nelson wed by Rev Ambler at the Presbyterian Range in Storm Lake on Wednesday August 30. The couple, daughter and son of Alta residents, will tour St Paul Minneapolis and Sioux Falls before returning to Alta and home on the Taylor farm southeast of town.
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