Trade Trends and Civic Quotes in Ackley World Theme
The Ackley World prints a collage of figures showing the United States export value for the year ending June 30 at 1 743 763 612 and imports at 1 226 615 379 with a 225 million export gain and 109 million import gain. It notes a trade surplus of 517 148 223 and a 401 million prior year surplus while praising national prosperity and urging reverence for law in schools and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannon
Lannon
United States
Cuba
Mexico
Jor
Drawing Things to Town in Bt Dodge Trade boom urged
A discussion on boosting general merchandise trade cites the Bt Dodge business menu and the need to keep money local. Emphasizing industrial investment over idle exports, the piece argues for constructing windmills, wagons, farm machinery, and other goods to build prosperous communities with ongoing employment and steady boom.
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Bt. Dodge
Industriad
Ackley
Canadian Northwest
Lande
Da‘cotas
Apandea
Goto
Two Years Hence in Iowa Politics and Press Views
Iowa opinion columns discuss theTwo years hence and national Republican principles as key to Iowa politics. References to Cummins reform and Biden era endorsements spark debate about campaign support and renomination risks. Castro takes office in Caracas as Vice President Gomez hands the presidency.
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Emmets ‘Burg
Iowa
Cummins
Reform
National Republican Party
Castro
Caracas
Venezuela
Gomez
Incomplete 1908 Laws Reflect Rural State Reforms
Fragmented article notes proposed and enacted laws from 1907 1908 touching tax rebates for wagons new bird protection nursery stock inspection vermillion red labeling of fuel containers pasteurization of dairy milk and ban on Babsock test for dairy. child labor age raised to fourteen. state teacher certification system. motor vehicle tire width requirement. housing for inmates and fraternal insurance provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tees
State Horticulture Board
The Shark Tale of Bill and the Crew
A sea voyage encounter with a monstrous shark ends in tragedy and dark humor as Bill, his father, and a merchant crew recount a gruesome scene. Bill supposedly vanishes into the shark, only to reappear later inside the creature's belly, leading to a macabre rescue attempt and a surreal ending aboard the ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Atem
Ike
Bil
Along the Highways to Des Moines and Back
A World staffer recounts a Republican state convention journey into Des Moines. Veterans reflect on past service and pensions, local growth, and western settlement trends, noting how agriculture and population shifts shaped Hardin County life and politics. A veteran recalls Civil War draft experiences and the economy of the era, ending with a local ad for Corsage soda and 25 cent corsa at Hermen's Racket Store.
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Iowa
Lever
Des Moines
Hardin
Uncle Sam
Thase
George Pattee
Nou
Mr. Pattee
Jefferson Barracks
St. Louis
Sam
Worldly trials and seam of warmth in homes and hearts
A reflective piece contrasts social judgment in prosperity and adversity, noting how wealth shelters families yet public scorn follows ruin. It recalls Homeseekers' Excursion offers and a business update about W P Hinsgren and a laundry ad, Chung Lee, and local bakery notices amid a jumble of names and services.
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the Ackley World
Camlloe
Iowa City
Clinton Herald
Dubuque
Oklahoma
Ome
Bugigesa
Hardin County
Roosevelt
Herald
Otha
Oon Ieee Ae Ee Ee
Lesa
Jacob Bleekeren
Hermen
Hart, Schaff
Fer & Marks Clothing
Longley, Low
Alexander
Wilson Bros
Secor Trunks
Sweet
Ore & Co's
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Rock Og
Homoseekera
Iowa Centre
Minnesota
Dakotas
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Polnta
Hmitea
W.P. Hinscren
International Hryeater Company
Cedar Rapids
Chung Lee
Glippen & Reynolds' Bakery
Sindlinger
Glidden & Reynolds
Sindlinger’s Ice Cream
H. A. Miller
Bakker
Bell
O. B
Santior
Cedar Falls
Cruna Lee
Wisconsin
North
South Dakota
Alberta
Guppen & Reynolds
Beach & Son, Reliable Jewelers
Travelers
Hartford
Herman J. Smith
Agt
Smith
Chicago
Illinois Central
Ilinois Central Railroad Company
Omahe
Downell Blue
Onawa
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
Albert Lea
Mississippi River
H. J. Phelps
Pasenger
RB. M
Lows
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