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Newspaper

Ackley World

Location

Ackley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1903

Page

6

Youth, bankruptcy, and a curious verse tale emerge

A jumbled mix shows a short verse about youth and fate followed by a bankruptcy ruling by Judge Shiras in Dubuque. Bernard Boyd’s voluntary filing raised questions on exempt property and creditor claims, with the court ordering sale proceeds to cover the purchase price and costs, any surplus to the debtor. A country exchange narrates a man with no money clinging to luck, polishing tin and wandering to California.

Shirsa Dubuque Bernard Boyd Shiras California Bay

Dedication of World’s Fair Buildings in St Louis

The Fifty fourth Regiment will camp at the World’s Fair grounds in St Louis the last week of April for three or four days. Comprising units from Albia Davenport Muscatine Washington Centerville Oskaloosa Ottumwa Burlington Iowa City Grinnell Newton and Fairfield the regiment will take part in the April 30 dedication parade. The Ottumwa band led by Russell W Harper will accompany the regiment. The encampment replaces the regular annual event due to southeast state location and transportation costs.

Fifty-fourth Regiment Town National Guard St. Louis Iaat Fifty-fourth Wiftieth Regiment Albin Davenport Muscatine Washington Centerville Oskaloosa Ottumwa Burlington Lowa City Grinnell Newton Fairfield Russell W. Harper St. Lonia

Roosevelt Criticises Shaw Over Treasury Actions

Washington correspondent of the New York Sun reports President Roosevelt sharply rebuked Secretary Shaw as Shaw left for Illinois and Roosevelt prepared for a Pacific coast tour. The clash centers on Shaw's recent treasury policies and the demoralization caused by widespread dismissals in Washington and other cities.

Washington New York Sun Shaw Tihinois Roosevelt Pacific Coast Treasury Department Customs Service New York Chicago Department Wshington Treasury

Fragmented 19th century Enterprise notes and ads

The Enterprise, a Republican era paper, lists local ads and notices. It mentions Barnard Brothers and McCracken & Burkart publishers, various merchants and professionals, and brief items on grain prices, saloon changes, property sales, and community events in Parkersburg and surrounding towns.

Parade Details and Camp Expenses Amid Cabinet Rift

The report notes the regiment will be paid from the regular encampment fund. Governor Cummins and his staff will accompany the regiment along with Adjutant General Byers. Colonels Humphrey and Dows will attend with Brigadier General Corbin as assistant marshals in the grand parade, as relations between the president and Secretary Shaw remain amicable and no retirement is anticipated.

Cummins Byers Humphrey Dows Corbin Poyes Shaw

Fiend Sentenced in Murder Case

Kabo Kowalski was found guilty of murder and sentenced to life imprisonment. He destroyed Joseph Cardeck s home with dynamite in revenge, killing Cardeck and his two year old daughter while others were injured.

Kabo Kowalski Joseph Cardeck Cardeck

Destructive Indiana Tornado Hits School House

A tornado struck the Wathen school house near Washington Indiana as children ate dinner. One child was fatally injured by a flying brick and several others were badly hurt. The Christian church nearby was blown down in the same storm.

Indiana Wathen Washington Christian Church

Destruction Sweeps Wide Area Amid Alarm From Southwest

A sweeping alarm from the southwest triggered a fire or disaster that leveled barns and houses across a broad rural stretch. The blaze destroyed many outbuildings and residences, causing property losses running into thousands of dollars as responders battled the flames and secure surrounding rural areas.

Drowned at Cedar Falls Two boys die after dam plunge

Roger Clay and Frank Boeimler, sons of prominent Cedar Falls residents, went over the dam in row boats Monday afternoon and both drowned. The note adds a political instruction that candidates who seek office should be scratched by the voters.

Roger Clay Frank Boeimler Cedar Falls

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