City News and Local Changes in Iowa Town
City news notes ongoing repairs at the Paters house and home improvements by Mrs. Truimbauer. Public schools resume Monday morning. Daniel Eiler attended court in Eldora Monday. J M Inman and family move into J A Fischer house recently vacated by the Woods. Diemer seeks rheumatic treatment at Ft. Dodge. Supt Minard visited Rolfe for school matters. Whiteside family relocate to new home off I M Braniman. Dr D W Chinn of Wellsburg visits Mason City. Neumeyer returns from Chicago and Freeport with hogs sold at 98 3/4 per cwt. Henry Althouse adds porches and planned updates. Dr Albert Schuttler travels southern Minnesota seeking a location to practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paters
Daniel Eiler
Eldora
Truimbauer
John Croot
Waterloo
J. M. Inman
J. A. Fischer
Woods
Jacob Diemer
Ft. Dodge
Rey, Holzapfel
F. J. Schrader
Nerstrand
Minnesota
C. C. Minard
Rolfe
Henry Whiteside
I. M. Braniman
Haller
Kara
D. W. Chinn
Wellsburg
Mason City
Jacob Neumeyer
Chicago
Freeport
Henry Althouse
Albert Schutt l
Reuben
Henry Roth
Schultz
L. Coordes
Messrs. Roth and
Sherrat
I T
Mr. Roth
Ackley
Windmills of
Holland
Misa McCaffrey
Pythian Hall
Earth
Tau Worco
Royal Nelpabors
Accident claims life of Hubert Seation near Menango
Hubert Seation of 8 ranch near Menango North Dakota was thrown from a horse on the road home Tuesday. He remained unconscious for several days and was cared for by his mother Mrs Seallon and sister Mrs Hetzler who traveled to Menango. Tubert found in the road later showed signs of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Seation
Menango
North Dakota
Ackley and Surrounding News Recap Transients Visit Towns
Personal mentions fill Ackley civic life with visitors from Waterloo Cedar Falls and Corwith. Notes on homes, removals, and new businesses mark a week of social activity. The community celebrates election results, recoveries, hospital stays, and home talent entertainments with local pride.
World News From Ackley April 1 1914 Train Intercepted Messages
Dispatches report a police alert in Ackley as telegraph and telephone messages reach the police department about a train incident. Details are unclear due to damaged text but reference a girl and a boy involved with a local event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackley
Owa
Polies Department
Rain and Lightning Strike Ding Methodist Spire
Rain fell Friday night into Saturday with thunder and vivid lightning. About 7:30 Saturday morning lightning struck the spire of the Methodist church, tearing shingles but causing no major damage beyond repairs to the affected area. The bolt followed the spire’s metal shield and gutter line down to the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Otto's Special cigars and local shop notices
Local business blurbs promote Otto's Special cigars and Rosebud brands. Ads for jewelry repairs at Sherratt, plumbing by Hathaway and M. & Havnavay, King Lee laundry, Higley Co feed and chick coops, and general shop promotions. Community notices mention S. B. Humbert named G.A.R. aide-de-camp and Wellsbury's voter count around 110.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto's
TE. B. Higley Co
W. F. Martin
King Lee
Sherratt
Abbott Grist and Weekend Socials Across Iowa Towns
A. L. Gardner visited Marshalltown Saturday evening. A. D. Gimer and family from Klemme visited relatives from Saturday to Monday noon. Mrs. John Kugel shopped in Ackley Monday. Mrs. Geo Humphrey visited her ill father John Petrie in Ackley Sunday. Joss Dolson of Geneva visited W. Jimer's family, his aunt Mrs. Giver. Rev. J. W. Knoll attends a Dysart conference Tuesday. Robert Johny worked horning cart Monday. Farmers Elevator Co received mill fuse for local sale. Rev. Lang of Sheffield visited Knoll Tuesday forenoon. Ken Bleeker and Geo Arends were Abbott visitors Tuesday. Walter Jones returned home last week from trap and vacation with parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Leach
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Roy
Wm. Johns
Maurer Sisters Concert Company
Presbyterian Church
Cedar Falls
KE. Nolte
Evangelical Alliance For
A. L. Hauser
Old People’s Home
Dysart
Rav
Geax Knoche
Leo Lewis
Misa Lizzie Pala
Mesarvey
Hampton
Vftimating
Dewitt Clinton
Cour Unity
South Frankin
Martin
Lown Walls
Theis
Herit
Max Diahrke
Buckeye
Hardin County
Me. Gehrke
Marshalltown
Una of
Woom
Meo
F. J. Sehoenbut
Osf
Tis
Catherine
Sime
Union Depot
Poledo
A. L. Gardner
A. D. Gimer
Klemme
John Kugel
Ackley
Geo. Humphrey
John Petrie
Joss Dolson
Geneva
W. ‘J. Gimer
Trap
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City News
Briet
Peter Peter Alek List
Hag
Miss Schoeneich
Far Week
and Junction
Igks
Miss Raymond
Aurelia
Richard Heinz
Menominee
Wisconsin
Ban Slater
I. Grass
John Strothoff
Ventura
George Kramear
Fred £.Sprain
Traer
Coa
Keaton
Hainton
Bert Bush
Mrs. Wm. Shand
Ninvat
Yeaterday
George Kruse
Charles Jacob
Corwith
Miss Pearl McCanroy
Jacob Neyme
Breeport
J. G. Coffelt
Capt
Larry Barr
Rockwall
Francis Hani
R. A. Blackturn
Hone
Eldéra
Stetson
The
Iol
M. E. Church
Otto
Jewelry and Repairs
Hathaway
Henry Barger
Hubbard
King Lee’s
St. John’s Church
Charles Folkers
Coordes
First National Bank
J. Lumerary
E. B. Higley Produce Co
M. &. Havnaway
Old Soldier Friends
S. B. Humbert
G.A.R
Detrott
Michigan
Wellsbury
the Abbott Grist
John Kelly
John Kelley
Louis
Doepke & Butts
Saturday Evening Post
Ladies Home Journal
Spring
W.H. Goettel & Son
Gide Red Pallet Gale
Abbott, Lowe
Don M. Leach
Washingtonost
Guigide
Kasay City Star
S. C. Cartrell
Kirksville School of Q Osteopathy
Abelutobs Bully
Avia
Siigly Eels
Leghorn
SH Chen Charles Oykstra
Kley
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