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Ackley World

Location

Ackley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1907

Page

8

Advantage of Playing Two Musical Instruments in a Career

A musician highlights doubling on brass and strings to secure engagements and survive seasonal demand. Traveling troupes prefer versatile players who cover both street performance and orchestra duties. The piece notes aging embouchure and muscle strain from horn playing as long term concerns. A clipping later references the Speaker of the Commons pension, noting a past £2000 annual pension and a desire for £4000.

Q Min Sometiney Q Commons House of Commons Ove Ife

First Masons In America Visit Williamsburg Exhibit

Embers of the Magonle order visiting the Jamestown exhibition take a side trip to Williamsburg, Virginia, to view an old weathered frame house on Francis Street. It is the oldest surviving building used as a Masonic hall in Virginia, once the first headquarters of Masonry in the state. The piece notes connections to Patrick Henry, Lord Botetourt, Washington, Lafayette, McKinley, Roosevelt, and other leaders, plus historic halls in Richmond and Williamsburg and the enduring Masonic tradition in American history.

Magonle Williamsbore Jamestown Virginia Colony Francis Street Tra Staries Virginia Masonry Patrick Henry Grand Lodge of Willamsburg Boa Lord Botetourt Washington New York City Presi Arthur Yorktown Tu Rielmond Armerica Richmond George Washington General Lafayette McKinley Winchester Focal Lodge of Masons Canton Roosevelt Oyster Bay Wairbyntks Masonic Temple Fredericksburg Rappahannock River Andrew Jackson Tennessee Guarfield

Romantic Match Draws Grant and Edith Root in Elite Line

A romance links Lieutenant Ulysses S. Grant III and Miss Edith Root, daughter of Elihu Root. Grant, son of Major General Frederick Dent Grant, studied at Columbia and served in the Philippines. Root is a noted horsewoman and linguist who joined her father’s South American tour. The autumn wedding is planned.

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Senator elect Johnston Named to Pettus Seat in Senate

Alabama ex governor Joseph Torney Johnston has been chosen to succeed the late Edmund W Pettus in the U S Senate. Born in Lincoln County North Carolina in 1843 he served in the Confederate army rising to captain and was wounded four times. He later settled in Lirwingtom and engaged in banking and local corporations.

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Cooperstown Honors J Fenimore Cooper Centenary

The Cooperstown centennial honors J Fenimore Cooper, founder William Cooper, and his son James Fenimore Cooper. The town preserves Cooper’s legacy with a public park, a museum, and relics near the estate site. A statue marks his ancestral home while Lakewood Cemetery features a Leatherstocking monument overlooking Otsego Lake.

James Tewimoun Cooper Eay Coopone James Otrero Hall New York Cooper Alfred Corning Clark Henry C. Potter Central Park Lakewood Cemetery Otsego Lake Cooperstown Citixens Leatherstocking Plougers Coupeil Rock Chingachgook Tishey Vorler Cooperstown Messie Warlowe Coders Innye Wader de Slaulow Willen Wy Dudershell St Peters Ehorel Athony Durch Ad, Bite Son Coopers Poerne Iyer Miltdlows Stew Tralph Tirisul Christchurch Clinton Scollard

Garden Advice And Farm Notes From A Garden Column

Practical guidance on soil amendments for peas and tomatoes, onion staking, and vine care, plus notes on English gardening literature and crop protection. Reports highlight Edith Broye’s frog legs sale, dairy separator issues, Ayrshire netters procurement, and cautions on crop diversification and peach and wheat rebound after early damage fears.

Growing Alfalfa From Seed To Vigorous Stand

An exchange by B C Cameron of Pike County outlines alfalfa cultivation steps. It covers ground prep, seed selection, timing, and seeding rates, emphasizing weed control and repeated harrowing to establish a strong early stand for best vigor and yield.

B.C. Cameron Pike County Pete Finner Cho

Rocky Ford Melons Grow Strongly in Colorado Area

Rockford region melons show large area production with high quality fruit. Reports note rising yields in Rocky Ford district of Colorado, with melons fetching strong prices in New England and New York markets. Farmers expect steady demand as melon production grows nationally each season.

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Cooperative Produce Coops Market Delays in Spokane

About 100 farmers in Spokane Falls form Onsseclation with 1000 shares at 100 dollars each to handle producers products and sell to retail stores. Aim to consolidate distribution, reduce costs, and open a market for surplus stock while keeping the county’s resources focused on local needs.

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Names for Farms Adopted by Missouri Legislature

The Missouri legislature passed a law to allow farmers to register farm names for official use. For a $1 fee at the county clerk, farmers can obtain a certificate naming their farm and owner, preventing reuse for other plots. The move aims to give farms a distinct identity beyond sectional designations.

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