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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1908
Page
4
Partial readable text notes f damage to wall fabrics and garments not clearing after washing. Mention of a Waterloo Iowa agent and Ken Rack related to sundry dyeing. Indicates a notice about fabric care and potential compensation or remedy without full details.
An Aurelia visitor reports in while local ads promote tax payments at Farmers and Merchants Bank. G C Wilhelm and Parker Lashell advertise groceries and goods. Carl Nelson leaves for Evanston to attend college. A baby boy is born to Mr and Mrs Wilhelm on Sept 17 1008. Mason fruit jars priced 75 cents a dozen at Andrew Johnson's store. First National Bank notes tax due by Oct 1. Andrew Johnson's store features women and children's coats Sept 18 and 19. Palmer's perfumes promoted at G C Wilhelm's.
Thirty head of horses described for auction in Aurelia on Saturday September 1 at 2 PM. Listings include a 4-year-old sorrel mare, a 7-year-old bay mare and foal, a years bay family mare, a Sd-year-old black horse, and balance from one to three years old. Terms offer 12 months at 8 percent. Ed Tapl Locs, owner. W H L Bischel, clerk. E E Lyman, auctioneer.
Official paper of Cherokee County published every Friday morning. Entered as second class mail at Calia, Iowa. Advertising rates shown for display and classifieds. Subscription 1.00 per year, payable in advance. EB E. Lloyd editor and proprietor. Friday, September 18, 1908.
A dense column of items from Aurelia recounts shopping notices, farm and family plans, travel, and local happenings. Includes bank payments, school term starts, shoe buys, plant and seed notes, racing matinee ads, and visits from relatives and neighbors.
Aa Lam will move to Noxon Lowh sell at public sale on the Peter Mayer farm near Afton towneastp seven miles east and two north of Cherokee forty miles north and two east of Aureility on Thursday September noon. Horse stock cattle hogs machinery and household goods with terms cash on delivery note with 6 percent interest. Moynn Prop and Jos Wine clerk conduct the sale.
Sioux City ball club clinched the Western League championship as the final five-game series ended Monday. Packers won four of five, earning the pennant amid strong fan support and dramatic finish in the league title chase.
Iowa expects a harvest of 209,120,000 bushels of corn, up 14,000,000 from earlier estimates, with a projected 82 bushels per acre. A town weather crop bureau release confirms the larger yield while unrelated notes mention a court house park scene and a woodpecker observation by local editors and residents.
The Sioux City Daily News increases the daily price to $1.69 on October 1, with a year subscription rising from $1.00 to $1.50. A special clubbing deal remains available to readers until price change, urging renewal before current terms expire. The text also lists the Cochrane Trophy awards and prize allocations for local Rock Town and adjacent contributors.
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