Evangelical Church Conference Proceedings Reported
Three district pastors and many delegates gathered at Hubbard for the Evangelical Church conference of three town districts. Bishop Heinmiller opened with an address. appointments and greetings were read. Plans include a March 1917 meeting and various district assignments across Ackley, Dumont, Hubbard, and others. Gordon Leach underwent surgery in Town Falls. a 75,000 schoolhouse design contract and a 87,000 Creamery subscription were noted. Mrs. George H. Brooks to return from Hot Springs after two months’ stay. health improved.
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Evangelical Church
Hubbard
Seasions
Vialtora
Heinmiller
Cleveland
Ohio
RK. 1
Haag
Bowman
F. W. Umbrell
Northwestern
Cullage
SeaMars
Jobn Hobson
Schwabe
Henry Bunter W
Ackley
Gordon Leach
Sopeandicilla
Town Falls
Iowa Falls
Brotherhood
M. E. Church
Davis
Tildora
Pala
Wright
Second Avenue
Peddicord
Austinville
Dumont
George H. Brooks
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Ackley resident suffers paralytic stroke amid care
Sylvain Bloch, longtime Ackley resident, suffered a paralytic stroke Tuesday with no early signs of improvement. Family and attending physician closely monitor his condition as friends hope for recovery amid community concern. Expressions of public approval greet the post office improvements as personnel anticipate further enhancements.
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Sylvain Bloch
Acklay
Jett
Mr. Bloch
Acking
Ackley
Funeral notices and deaths in Ackley area
The text reports the deaths of Mrs. Henry Plessa and Mrs. Dena Meinders in German township near Ackley, with funeral details and survivors. It notes Mrs. Plessa’s 72 years and German birth, and Mrs. Meinders born Nov 12 1867 in Germany, married in 1890s, with seven children surviving. Also a colorful aside about fashions from Aberdeen. Los Angeles Chamber Mecca for Minona notes visitor records with Acking residents among attendees.
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Henry Plessa
Flesna
Germany
Ackley
William I
Qcharles
Cleon Folkers
Alice
J. H. Hollied
Weston
Richard Hallimsner
LeMars
Migs Louise
Minneapolis
Viessa
Mueller
German Township
Dena Meinders
East Friesland
German Presbyterian Church
Rav. Engelke
Mra. Meinder
van Meyer
Buderbaunich
E. H
Americas
Phila
Slaters
Slao
Glater
Real Estate and Chattel Mortgages Filed This Week
In Waterloo, a $10,000 heart balm suit is moved from Justice Court to Black Hawk County Court. Mrs Mary Ibach accuses Jessie Smith of luring her husband, Patrick Ibach, with love letters and gifts, claiming abandonment and financial support for the defendant. Davis & Cameron of Eldora represent the plaintiff.
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Justice Court
Waterloo
Leas
Black Hawk
Mary Trachs
Jassie Smith
Trig
Ibach
Mr. Ibach
Lows Falls
Ames
Des Moines
Eagle Grove
Davis & Cameron
Eldora
Ara
Real Estate Transfers in Hardin County This Week
Hardin County recorded twenty six real estate transfers totaling 05 000 with several farms. Largest sale 815 750, next 13 453. List includes Claude H Weon to Anna H Goliring 1738 Lowa Falia and many others across Eldora Hubbard Ackley and Union Steamboat Rock. The Koons News Republican notes Carroll Herald scoop on governor candidate rail pass issue.
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Hardin County
Claude H. Weon
Anna H. Goliring
Lowa Falia
William S. Porter
Enry Thamer
Ackley
Ter
Hubbard
D. R. Ryam
Charles Ackerman
W. S
Walker
J. Osgood
Frank S. Sheldon
W. H. Rathbone
Inka Ada
Inka Ada of $%,Nw4 and Es Ido Lilizabeth A. Fisher
Edith Hubbard
Hunvers
Hubbard Ida
Anna Mielenz
Herman R. Johnson
Mary Whitacre
Jay
Ed P. Callaway
Eldora
Trehbeb Ie Uwig
Awit
Lawrence
F. W. Cundiff
Union
Plutd
Steamboat Rock
W. Wright
E. Hoberts
Lara BP
Percval
Homer F Gocbran
Lewis
de Guether
B. Kaufman
Joseph Huae
Newella Add
Hidora
A. van Patter
Rellle
B. van Pat- Mem
Veeree
Nwig
Pfund
W. A. Atkinson
Hubbard J. B. Arney
Jay. H. Moore
Moore
W. F. Cuddig
Ethel A. Lawrence
Sway
Edward A. Ruppelt
Fay W, Wilson
Wallcotts
Fuwa
Margaret Marrel
Exurix
Leslie
Palbutty
Iowa
Mortgages Filed in Hardin County Climb After Week
A large wave of real estate mortgage filings swept Hardin County in the past seven days. The biggest single loan listed reaches 8000 dollars. One Elders estate dominated filings by securing loans on several farm parcels, totaling 850,000. Most loans appear secured by old line insurers from the Lautern states, where low rates are common.
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Hardin County
Old Line
Lautern States
Plasters on Live Stock Mortgage Totals Rise This Week
Nine chattel mortgages were filed during the week ending Saturday. The largest single amount, 3200, was placed on fifty three head of cattle, 1000 on thirty nine steers and twelve hogs, and various sums on farm machinery.
Court Record Of The Week Shows Considerable Activity
The weekly court docket reveals a surge in filings and hearings across multiple divisions. Judges schedule trials, motions, and administrative matters, reflecting heightened docket activity and procedural progress in several cases.
Ackley Land Sale Cases and Local News From County Court
Ackley week in Bardin county court sees verdicts in burglarizing the Tri Uols Central depot and a land sale commission dispute over the Halloran farm. Three Mexicans face silk theft charges with two plead guilty, guardian removal proceedings loom over Elizabeth Rainsbarger, and the Johns family discuss the late Mrs Johns estate valued at 200000 to 230000 dollars with about ten heirs. Also notes on signs of spring, residents visiting, and local anecdotes.
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Bardin County Court
Charles Mayers
Triuols Central
Ackley
Tha
Lamm
Fahey
Halloran
Elizabeth Rainsbarger l
Guardian
Johns
Acklay
Mra. Johns
Hardit
Grundy
95 Men Vote as Ackley Voters Show Low Primary Interest
A small turnout marks Ackley and township based primary balloting with 95 votes total. Cummins leads Republican totals with 52 for president and 43 for other positions, while Wilson has 24 for Democratic president. Delegates and alternates are listed by name and number, reflecting minimal engagement and machine voting patterns.
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Tother
Ackley
Cummins
Burkett
Webster
Johnson
McClure
Alternites
Murray
Ratog
Rosdall
Smith
F. E. Trainer
W.it T. Rath
PF. J. McGreevey
Daniel Eller
H. Rule
A. J. Seales
Woodrow Wilson
Major
Dunn
Marsh
Connolly
Hamilton
Meredith
Stivers
Meyers
Wilson
Cronin
Exley
Hays
Pierce
Sheldon
Swift
Walter
Hagemann
O'Brien
Martin
C. B. Fraddan
Geo
F. Althouse
J. B. Blasker
J. Ww. Thornton
Heye Boyenga
H. Strahorn
F. Goattel
Thos. Fahey
Local notes on economy and events in small towns
Brief items report on Dr. Breniman interior repairs, towns economizing, a fall causing injuries to Mrs. Schafer, Miss Grace Irmith’s return to Hartley, suffrage figures in Waterloo, Cedar-she cannot help what Ho ate town, veterans at State Soldier Home in Maraballtown receiving moving picture entertainments, and early April snow. Sacred Heart Academy children to enjoy a vacation week during the Kanter.
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E. M. Breniman
Wilbur Schafer
Clarkeville
Grace Irmith
Hartley
Waterloory
State Soldiery Home
Maraballtown
Soldier Boys
sPain
Sacred Heart Academy
Kanter
Women Vote Movement Organizes In Aakley Area
Mrs S D Breuning will serve as township chairman with a literature committee led by Mrs George Roosevelt and Mrs J W Thornton. Other members include Mrs Martin Melty Mrs O B Pershing Mrs F A Snyder and several additional workers as canvassing leaders and organizers.
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Aakley Effect Organizat
S. D. Breuning
George Roosevelt
J. W. Thornton
Martin
Melty
O. B. Pershing
F. A. Snyder
C. L. Hatch
A. J. Seales
Clara Martin
J.J. Miller
Spaghera
B.C. Reach
Julius Junkerman
KF. Rath
T. J. Symington
Former Butter Worker Becomes Ice Cream Instructor
L. D. Butterfield, formerly a faithful employee at Martin & Hadhey's Creamery in Ames, has joined Iowa State College as head instructor in the making of ice cream, indicating strong appreciation at the state's leading agricultural institution.
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Agricultural College
L. D. Butterfield
Martin & Hadhey’s Creamery
Ames
America
Boozers In Evidence At Late Night Festivity
A discussion notes a spike in drunkenness last Saturday night with many men allegedly drinking Jamaica ginger and lemon extract or pure alcohol. The piece cites three places where such intoxication leads to tragedy: insane asylums, the state jail, and the cemetery.
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Jamaica
Delude
Jay House
The Birth of a Nation on stage at Metropolitan
A review notes the film's depiction of slave importation, ante bellum South, Civil War turmoil, and Ku Klux Klan scenes with Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation highlighted. The piece cites historical fidelity, dramatic arc, and the film’s vast array of scenes as it plays in Iowa Falls.
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America
D. W. Griffith
Thatang Dixon
South
Fnally
Povernor
Capitol
South Carolina
Lincoln
Iowan Falls
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