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Newspaper
Ackley World
Location
Ackley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1908
Page
4
Notice announces that on March 7, 1908, district court of Hardin County appointed Mas Pacling Krimathr as administrator of Charles Kreimeyer estate. Creditors are to present claims and debtors to make payment to the undersigned, dated April 1, 1908.
Prices for hogs cattle cream and eggs appear with market rates and store ads in Abbott and nearby towns. Community updates include family visits farm sickness relief, a leg injury from a ladder accident, and multiple residents visiting relatives, plus brief mentions of obituaries real estate transfers and Woodman convention participation.
Austerville social items include visits from Mr. Austin and wife from Waterloo, Lester Perry from Kesley, T J B Paulson and others stopping by Sto Olafr, Mise Asbea's school vacation, Mrs T VanMeter of Aplington visiting the Coplen family, and a Parkersburg visitor to see Mrs Coplen. Consul Abbes’ baby funeral held Monday afternoon at the house. Supplies listed include ink paper pencils and novelty items at local stores.
Notice warns that all trespassers on the premises of the undersigned will be prosecuted. A reward of 85.00 is offered for names of those trespassing in their absence. Names listed include GEO Kramer WILL MILLicen Joan L MinLiken JAMES T MinLixen. Also warns about dangerous substances and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills with prices and manufacturing details.
Holland's old creamery building and materials sold for 700 dollars. A Bowlaby of Rebbeck prepares to move to Des Moines. George Hermance has the contract for road work in Clay and Grundy Center’s tile works will boost output. Reinbeck buyer purchases 200 acre Sumner County farm. Basch and Walter Brothers buy three bing cubes. Wm McFarlane sells store in Zanetta and to move to the farm. Earl Smith leaves for farming near Holland. Lindeman & Son to lay cement sidewalks in Wellsburg this summer. R F Lockes seeks Democrat sheriff nomination. Demmere of Grundy Center buys Percheron gelding. Mrs. David Strickler, Grundy resident, dies at 80 in Alice. Tjaden and W F Martin buy four Shetland ponies in Manchester. Elevator owner at Stout receives corn at 65 cents per bushel. Rev Parkin of Reinbeck receives call from Trinity Methodist Terre Haute. J Fedderson buys harness business stake at Petersen Lewis Frerickson. Melroge grazing incident under contra. bridge damage and multiple injuries listed. A. E Metzgar, Chris Schrefer, J C Barker, H N Dilly and J Black seek sheriff candidacy. D B Sellbert and S M Pinlayson want county representation in state legislature.
Weather favorable for seeding promises good crop conditions with minimal March precipitation and frost nearly gone. Hardin county prohibitionists convene at Eldora court house at 1p April 11 1908 to nominate county and state officers and conduct other business.
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