Ackley World exposes Iowa political scene and editorials
The Ackley World prints excerpts and commentary on Iowa politics and national figures. It covers a Perry city boundary vote, Walter Stubbs’s gubernatorial bid, critiques of Sunday newspaper literature, farm auto trends, and local civic notes with regional figures and dates.
Roosevelt names commission to study rural life and report
President Roosevelt appoints four experts to form a commission on rural life. Members include Prof. L. H. Bailey, Henry Wallace, and Walter A. Paige. Bailey will chair as the group investigates farm living and broader agricultural conditions, aiming to guide a message to Congress.
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Kurkal Birt
Roovevelt
Ife
Congress
L. H. Batley
New York College of Agriculture
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Farmer
Dea Matnes
Kenyon LU. Wutterfeld
Mangeschusetts Agricultural Surfege
Gifter Chot
United States Forest Reserve
Walter A. Pawe
World's Work
New York
Bailey
Roosevelt
Ile
Hatter Orapa
Tawkeye Pressinotes on Dubuque leaders and Iowa politics
Davenport Democrat notes a half tone image featuring Senator Alison and Speaker Anderson riding in an automobile and cites their long tenure representing Dubuque in Congress. It questions Gov Cummins leaving a post, while editors from the Oelwein Citizen and Sioux City Journal discuss political strategies and party hopes in Iowa.
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Davenport
Dubuque
Alison
Anderson
House of Representatives
Laws
Congress
Currency Reform Unsettled Opinion in New York Tribune
The New York Tribune argues currency reform hinges on the monetary commission's foreign findings and a well informed public opinion. If the commission favors a credit currency, support will be essential. if not, active opinion remains crucial to solving the currency question.
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New York Tribune
Monetary Commission
The Yeuss Thing and Turkish Finance Tale
The dialogue mocks travel lore and Turkic politics with a playful misquote from Harper’s Weekly. A Turkish finance joke contrasts the sultan’s harem and a single wife with practical expense, reflecting irony about personal status and state affairs in a serialized quip.
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New York Sun
Life and work of Ellsworth College in town news
A fragmentary article discusses the value of broad life experience over comfort, praising Ellsworth College of Town Falls Ioma for rapid growth and strong educational impact. It notes two years of 25 percent growth, another year of 30 percent, and a 100 percent projected rise, urging readers to consider sending children to the college. The piece also mentions Miss Tena Heykeos traveling to Mont Eagle Ten Hessee and Edison Records references and local quotes about education.
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Ellawerth College
Town Falls
Ioma
Aublagk
Gonioy
Ellsworth
Tena Heykeos
Mont Eagle Ten
Hessee
Knoxville
Irlenda
August Photo Bargains and Local Retail Wrap
The notice promotes August bargain days for photos by A. D. Frants. It highlights Wart's Restaurant and Bakery offerings, Beach's sale of pignos and organs on an avallment plan, Bargaloeia Hammocks, Zoomerman Bros. Drug Store, and Ray's Hangain Syrup, phrased in a brisk, period-typical ad tone.
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A. D. Frants
Beach
Stranger Seriously Injured In Railroad Yard Incident
J McCarthy of Bedview Iowa was severely injured in Illinois Central railroad yards in this city this morning while attempting to alight from a west bound passenger train. He fell or was dragged, sustaining a crushed right foot and facial injuries, with a possible head wound. Dr. Symington treated him. he lies in critical condition in a pool of blood beside the track.
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J. McCarthy
Bedview
Towa
Illinois Central Railroad
Symington
Ina
Mormons in town provoke street debate and local notices
A disorderly account notes Mormons distributing literature and speaking against the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in the city on Friday. The piece also lists local births, visits, and community events including the Hardin County Fair, Sunday school activities, Ladies Aid meeting plans, hospital visits, cemetery society notices, and a Wallace Hagenbeck circus report describing performers and reception.
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Church of Jeune'Chriet
Latter Day Sainte
Qoe
Pickett to Speak at Franklin Old Residents Meeting
Waterloo native Charles KE Pickett, en route to Hampton, will address Franklin’s old residents on Saverkraut Day Thursday September 24. Known as the “Silver Tongued Orator” for his merit, he is the Republican congressional candidate in the district.
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Charles KE. Pickett
Waterloo
Hampton
Prett
Fowana
Franklin
Wiite
Pickett
Congress
Nan
Drive Through The Country Houses Painted With Lowe Bros Paint
Observers note more homes colored with Lowe Bros. Rivh Standard paint than any other brand. The paint reportedly satisfies every consumer. Sold by Scnuarz & Rora across the region.
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Lowe Bros
Scnuarz & Rora
Quiet Title Petition in Ackley Real Estate Dispute
John Sailer Sy and Regine Sailer sue in Hardin County Iowa to quiet title on Lots 3 5 6 7 8 10 in Schreiber's Addition Ackley. Defendants Ida Kruse Edward Kottman Emma Glaze Minna Kottman and others barred from any right to Lots 5 6 7 8 Block 9 Schreiber's. Plaintiffs allege 30 years of possession and seek a decree nullifying any claims by heirs devisees and unknowns. Judgment by September 11 1908 or default. Published in Ackley World.
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District Court
Hardin County
Towa
John Sailer
Regine Sailer
Schreiber
Ackley
Iowa
Ida Kruse
Ida Gallender
Edward Kottman
Minna Kottman
Minna Ean Ranerts
Emma Glaze
Emma Kottman
Ida Gimner
Ida Kottman
Minna Ketting
Karl Gallender
Grundy County
Toly Kruse
Ila Gallender
Minna Kottmin
Minna Gallender
Alea
M.H. Shannon
Utle
Ackey
Eidora
Laws
Joan R. Axinz
Werey
Ackley World
Hardt County
Ropert M. WeiGes
Wid west show noted amid city events and visits
The Wid west show organized in this city weeks ago drew attention as Awaloat the Haandal preakers in In- Fiabe. Miss Molite Blake and Miss Raith Beru left for Pierre and Laneark to take up residence on their home stead claim. MrabY Pekureck and daughter returned from a week with her sister in Iowa Falls. Thomas Gray and wife from Chicago visit the Finks. Elliott and children visited relatives in Iowa Falls last week. Women may vote but retain boots and caress home tasks. Anna Fitzgerald of Chicago visits. Mrs. C. P. Olmstead and Adena return from Byron. William Wolf shows horses valued at 600. Walt’s bakery and restaurant advertises peak Dread products.
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Pierre
Laneark
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Little Daughter
Iowa Balls
Thomas Gray
Chicago
Geo, Fink
Elliott
Iowa Falls
Anna Fitzgerald
Sue
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