15 Sep 1911
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1911
Page
1
Local paper notes rising La Follette support ahead of the primary and critiques Wilson's public service. Editorials discuss Maine voters rejecting booze flooding and temperance marching on, with references to Harvey Ingham and Robert Fleming probing express graft.
Special Notice informs the public that the city delivery business has four daily trips at nine eleven two thirty and five o clock. Orders must be placed at these times or held for next delivery unless an extra charge is paid. L. H. Chase, Phone 14s.
A Sioux City Journal advertisement touts its unrivaled news service and night staff across the region. It highlights trusted reporting and a strong market page with grain, stock, and Elgin butter prices, urging subscriptions for morning or evening editions.
Amateur kitchen and household tips appear in garbled lines. They mention delaying tasks, heating hair, wet cloth with soda, making emergency glue from rice and water, and pasting paper. A cake recipe hints at fruit and suet with half and half butter.
Fragmentary text discusses game birds in a woodlands setting, advising care during hunting and noting birds wandering from pines. Mentions Dawson farm and general guidance on not shooting when certain birds are nearby with plans to visit other places in spring.
The article urges protecting Hungarian partridges and other game birds under a 1915 law, warning against hunting them. It notes the birds thrive where released, aid farmers by destroying weed seeds and bugs, and that local cooperation and honest effort are essential for survival. It also advertises five Short Horn bulls for sale by W. LE. Haight.
Farmers report substantial savings in feed and labor from turning hogs into corn fields to fatten on moist grain. Minnesota trials show two thirds as much feed needed for similar gains and faster weight gain in field hogs. Timing and gradual introduction before turning hogs into fields are advised.
Cherokee County commissioners moved to commit Fred Rueck to the state asylum after a physician's report declared him insane and incurable. Rueck previously looted Cherokee mills of portable brass items last spring and was held to the grand jury on bond.
A historical letter list dated September 15, 1911 includes Mrs Dethin and Mrs Lena Nelson along with M. Laskell and W. oC. Marsh PLM appears in the record.
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