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   Ackley World Journal (Newspaper) - November 2, 1944, Ackley, Iowa                                FIRST Since a tg MILLION VOTES oks Like a Very Close Bub on the Presidency Ira to Go Strongly Republican as Delegation of to Gillette May November is election and voters our 48 states will go to the polls cast their The is that the election will be un Governor for has given Roosevelt hottest campaign he has feed in all the twelve years that he been the Democratic partys can Republicans expect to win enough seats to control the houce of Iowa will tnd a solid delegation of Republi although Democrats are hope that Senator Gillette will secure lough independent through votes to carry Boy Crushed to Death By Cement Block t Sterling son of and Paul Wallis of was kill Saturday when a huge of brick and weighing about 500 fell on The boy was in the oi the old Shell oil A portion the building has been torn boy was pounding on the par demolished wall when a huge of cement was loosened and burying him CHURCH The preacher for next Sunday I morning at the Presbyterian church I will be William from Du Presbyterian Divorce Branning I Blanche She I denies all of plaintiffs allegations and asks the court her hus to be more Sergeant Elmer Kothenbeutel of I son of and J Charles Kothenbeutel is reported as I having been seriously wounded in France on Get your wedding invitations am I at office 1944 WHOLE 5342 Japan reports raid on kee bombers hit industrial ac hording to rn in Prices drop of wee Dewey pours more facts in speech at planes since Roosevelt busy on closing argu menets of will be busy until election German War Prisoners Help Take Care of Hemp in Grundy The county hemp crop is all turned and most of it is shocked and ready to be delivered to the hemp Some of the hemp has been delivered but this was mostly poorer war will be used in the stacking as there is not enough help available to do the work A great many jof Some of the German quartered at Ackley State Bank will Mark Tenth Anniversary Saturday Started from Scratch with Totaling Now a TenYear A Proud Record to HE ACKLEY STATE BANK has many years Ackley has had an es an the tenth Satur reputation for its conserva nlnvomKov November directive wealth the thrift of its tors and employees are inclined to progressive spirit These facts observe and the occasion me The banks growth lias been have substantial table of illustration in the PHEASANT HUNTERS THREE DA PAY IN HAMPTON JUSTICE COURT Had Too Pheasants and Car ried Assembled Gun in Car Another Fined shoot at a Charles Art Christensen and William Thomp Estate Pays Nearly Inheritance Taxes estate of the late 1 Mitterer of Eldora has paid estate and in come taxes since his recent The executors of the estate report detailed the payment of In federal estate taxes to the collector of internal to tha state of Iowa for tax and Three residents of I for federal income In traveled 200 miles to get a chance to addition to half the estate turned over to the has been paid in other legacies and still to ba farmers have been hiring the the shocking on ers to help their Fred had the tune of falling home and fracturing the bones of The injured member was taken care of and placed in a though the patient is still experienc ing a great deal of it ia hoped that she will recover Her Kenneth of Waterloo came Tuesday to assist in her mothers care for a week or Kay accompanied her to On This November ber its resources totaled marks the banks tenth anniversary its capital was M an Ackley and the Jt officers ad directors have welcomed according to the last financial to give patrons and issued September and the general an sources totaling its stock been increased to Saturday afternoon and well in and the there is open profits reserves of nf nil of at all comers will find a warm and hearty You JT auu is a magnificent one are its substantial and The tanks official roster is Hen y sound u is a president Harry not only the Ackley State and cashier its officers and may the directors are feel Pardonable but the people George community as Through and Roland Klein is Chosen Director of War Shipping Roland formerly of Wa and son of Peter 430 Dane recently resigned his CONSTRUCTIVE i Garden Club Has Interesting Awarded Ackley Garden Club met last Fri day evening in the home Lou ise Roll call to by giving a poem about a Varieties of Nut Trees was cw r ui ix ut wua position as director presented by Fred Red Cross in to on was by come director of transportation in southern Europe by appointment oE the United States shipping was revealed here the first of the Jams Barlow and her moth Kate Johnson of suitable for placing were in the city Monday He used thirtyfive sprigs from trees and conducted a quiz Marybelle Keen sang Trees accompanied at the piano by Mrs The exhibit consisted of still life arrangements including with a a living iu en welcome visitors at the home of the consisted of sman Misses Emma Mary and of the Black Haw containing all of which was placed in a gray Black material served as Outlook Club enjoyed a pot luck Friday at at the home of The evening was spent appropriate background M which placed Monsignor of DubiiqUe c On bronze was a guest of Murtagh chrysanthemums and foliage in keep ing that yellow taper in a holder completed the ar In group II Lim burgs entry was an arrangement of bronze material Hilbrands entry was large white chrysanthemums in a milkwhite Our Men In the Service Grocery Market WE BUY POULTRY AND EGGS 1 Per SALT FORK VEAL HEARTS IIC AGED CHEESE GROUND BEEF Per RIB ROAST Klub CHEESE CELERY large LETTUCE Head Dakota Cobblers m BACON Ends Per CHUCK ROAST CHEESE APPLES Large Variety WIENERS Swifts Skinless RIB BOIL BOLOGNA Coarse or Fine Per GRAPES California Ambrose stationed at Camp with the Evacuation Hospital arrived here Friday and is enjoying a fifteen days furlough in the home of his and with other relatives and Monday Contract Bridge Club members will be entertained next Monday evening in the home of Tena Captain Laurence Probasco of the Army Air recently returned from the European theatre of has been reassigned to Del Tex where he is an giving lectures to Air Corps Staff Sergeant on fur lough from Iceland and his wife from and Hobson of Wilmer Wallace and Rowe from were dinner guests at the Frank Glaze home Tuesday i Total November Vote May Exceed 44 Million E Estimate each paid fines of in Justice Pattersons court at Hampton they admitted having more than the legal limit of pheasants in their posses sion also charged with carrying an assembled gun without a case in then A conservation officer filed against the Don Foster of paid a fine in the same on a charge of carrying a loaded rifle in his paid for other N o t e Mitt could have spent some of that money to good account on himself and died He perhaps never al lowed the thought of death to enter his Mitt as he was commonly was one of the best campaigners and ters Hardin county has ever Candidates Fail to Arouse 175 State Offices to Elect State officials now that more than will vote in the election this coming The total vote estimate of which includes service men and waa compiled by the Associated Press from reports from state officers who did their figuring on the basis of incomplete registra tions and estimates of otherwise qualified compares with the actual total of i 1940 Stanley Brandt and three of his all at the of Iowa were guests Sun day in the home of and and Howard Botts were dinner guests Monday oi and Harry at Campaign for Election of 175 Des Iowas political band wagons roll up to the finial line after a summer of performances that in many ways were reminiscent of the old chautauqua As the campaign nears a close noc a major Iowa issue has attracted statewide Most of the political programs have been strictly local the candidates traveling from town tj town by or in the car ot n local To Choose 175 Officials Despite the apparent lack of in terest in local lowans will have to pay in salaries next year to the 175 men and women they elect 7 to offices ranging from state to United States There are 283 candidates for the 84 of them There are four candidates for the a year office of United States sena tor and 20 candidates for the eight house of representatives which carry the same There are four candidates for gov lieutenant secretary of auditor and secretary of ag three for three for the one position on the commerce commission and two for attorney Six men seek three open ings on the supreme The governor and supreme court justices get a attorney general secretary of treasurer and secretary of agriculture commerce com missioner and lieutenant gov ernor Duties of the ant governor consist chiefly of pre siding over the state senate three or four months every two Senatorial Nineteen persons are seeking the To page eight MACHINES ARE READY County Auditor Guenther has nearly completed installation of the voting machines for the genera election of November There are 15 townships in Hardin county and 19 voting Nora Fitts of Villa is a guest this week in the home of Anna OF THE Household Goods WEST OF CROKERS CAFE Consisting of Sewing Majestic Kitchen 2500 Fairbank Bed Room Lawn I Oriental three Rugs and other Garden Kitchen and many other articles too numerous to SATURDAY NIGHT AT 7 Ben Peters Ackley State Bank Clerk Next Tuesday is Election Day Exercise Your Privilege Do Your Duty Every Good American Citizen Should   

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