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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1919
Page
2
William McKinley of Lacona Iowa reports a lip cancer cured by Dr. O A Johnson, a Kansas City cancer specialist. Johnson promotes external applications and internal medicine in his book Cancer Truths and offers free copies by mail for cancer sufferers.
County Agent Glenn Ellis calls a meeting at Cherokee City Hall at 2:00 on Thursday September 25 inviting all livestock breeders and interested parties. Rex Beresford of the Amea Extension Department will attend with insights from 50 to 60 breeding associations in the state.
Thig County has received a four wheel drive Nash army truck donated for road construction. It carries two tons capacity, weighs 5800 pounds, and now has an ammunition box planned to be replaced with a dump box. The vehicle is stored in the county shed and an additional truck is being sought to boost county road projects.
An ordinance authorizes a 5 mill annual tax for 1920 21 and 18 subsequent years to fund sixteen 500 or 600 bonds dated Aug 1 1919 for an outlet and purifying plant for sewers in Aurelia Cherokee County Iowa. Bonds payable from tax levy proceeds.
The town of Aurelia in Cherokee County Iowa issues a bond dated August 1 1919 for the sewer outlet and purifying plant. It authorizes payment to bearer at Geo M Bechtel & Company Davenport Iowa for semi annual interest. The bond is registered in the town treasurer’s office and attested by the mayor and town clerk.
The ordinance provides for issuing bonds to fund a sewer and purification plant with mayor and town clerk signatures and town seal. Taxes will fund principal and interest, with annual adjustments as required by law, and the ordinance remains repealable only after all bonds are paid. Passed August 23, 1919. attested by the town clerk and approved by the mayor.
A reflective saying notes pain and despair can cast you down briefly yet later aid understanding. The quote attributes insight to enduring heartache and sorrow.
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