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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1910
Page
1
Aurelia Sentinel is the official paper of Cherokee County edited by Albert S Crabb. It prints every Friday morning and is cataloged as second class mail matter. The notice lists advertising rates and subscription prices for local residents.
The piece notes Roosevelt’s strong showing at the New York state convention on Tuesday while critics mock rival factions. It also cites The Anthon Herald cutting ready print space, asserts a ready print trust profits from country publishers, and quotes Jim Dahlman predicting an easy Nebraska governorship amid anti booze sentiment in Iowa.
In Sioux City on Sept 20 Porter opened the Democratic governors race with a national issues focus. He avoided addressing state concerns or his opponent Carroll, urging turnout of Democrats while hoping Republicans stay home. The crowd in Woodbury County Court House was under 400 amid expectations of larger attendance for the Interstate Livestock Fair.
The North West Iowa Conference report highlights Morning Side College and church education. Bishop Wilson extols Iowa for Methodism and praises childhood religious training, Sunday schools, and youth programs, while laymen discuss the Endowment Fund and foreign missions efforts with strong support from Dr. Cole and Ur. Sheets.
The Sioux City Grace Church hosts a fall meeting after a year of appointments. The conference reports 12 transfers in, 2 new men promoted, and many places still needing supply while bishops highlight spiritual aims and parental guidance for children.
Short description lists ten yearlings for sale including registered bulls. Contact THO Aurelia ta and Wo I Haight for details.
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