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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1909
Page
2
The Elk Star baseball club, buoyed by last week’s win, traveled to Nokomis on Sunday to challenge the Nokomis Lions. The Lions triumphed 15 to 12 in a pitched game, leaving Elk Star disappointed. Aurelia Sentinel editors plan weekly Friday editions and note local ad rates.
Hans Madsen left for Canada last Friday to take a homestead and will pass Minneapolis fair. Roy McKinnon Minnie Johnson Aupa Matzdorf and Rose Buddenhagen left to attend college. Others to Buena Vista and Morningside. Most country schools began last Monday with teachers Ben McWinnon Tet Ek Jesse Petion Blanch Smith C W Petton. Mr and Mrs Petton returned from Manchester for Mr Detlogeeister funeral.
Regular church notices for Congregational with Sunday services on Sept 12. Sunday School at 10 A M Morning Worship at 11 A M Sermon Counting the Coat Text Matt 19 22 C J Meeting at 7 P M Evening Services at 6 Text Luke 11 1 All friends and neighbors invited to attend Regular Sunday and Midweek services in the future H Menke Pastor
Republican Press reports editor Robinson and bank cashier Scopp faced trouble after intervening in an injunction case over liquor in Royal. They appeared in Spencer district court with a petition from their towns seeking leniency for the accused, but the judge did not take kindly to the effort.
A report from Washta Journal notes a meeting where a banker was fined 20 dollars and a sharp rebuke given to the editor. The judge spared the editor, remarking an editor gets tongue lashings but not fines. A local farmer comments on advertising as the test of a paper’s value.
At Wirthwein Hall in Columbus a State Liquor Dealers of Ohio delegate urged building a drink appetite, focusing on enticing boys with nickel treats to secure future profits. The speaker warned against creating appetite while stressing long term gains for saloon business.
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