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Newspaper
Ackley World
Location
Ackley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1900
Page
3
The fragment from The Ackley World quotes Henry D. Althouse and prints Beatle-advance pricing and subscription terms alongside a long Lincoln quotation. It urges teaching severance of law through schools pulits and legislatures, framing it as a national political ideal.
The article surveys European powers and their uneasy alliances with Germany, noting Britain Russia Italy Austria and France sometimes join with the Reich to counter common foes. It argues Germany’s strength and the observed sympathy of major nations, including Russia, toward Germany and Britain, shape a fragile yet influential European order.
Republican Tanner repudiates Illinois bid while party lines shift. A Des Moines jail inmate freed to wed a white partner spurs calls to reform jailers. Kentucky and Iowa legislatures adjourn dates loom as Gear and Cummins clashing. national issues fuel debate. England’s Boer War costs cited. wheat price debate tied to McKinley era policies. Pennsylvania coal miners strike cited. New York tenement statistics loom large. Scusi’s band to Paris, Iowa Falls booking noted. Scenic City residents boast about rival success.
Day Your Subscription This five month to pay your sub scription to Tr Worin. You should remember in these days of trusts and combines that the publisher is more in need of his money for subscription than he was during the dari days of democratic free trade. The past four months has been the price of the paper on which Tint Wait is print ed almost doubled in price, we charge 40 more for subscription or advertis ing, therefore this stiff advance in paper comes out of our pockets, our ravders who are in areata can help us by coming forward this month and buying what is due.
A collection of brief items from Cedar Rapids to Des Moines covers political shifts in Iowa, a Klondike tale, a Cherokees self destruction story, a minister vindication, odd ads, and banking rate outlooks. The notes touch on editorials, local curiosities, and fiscal forecasts for next year.
Reports from neighboring papers note a Rockwell City man had a woman jailed for ten days after she threw stones at his dog seen trampling a woman's yard. Mason City captions rail workers paid off, while citizen disdain grows over moral town image amid allegations of lax law enforcement. Local supervisor session to decide courthouse plans for Obster County amid rising material costs. Typhoid fever persists in Hampton with ongoing cases reported each month.
A narrative blend of vows and virtue contrasts with a domestic scene. A speaker pledges honest love and perseverance, while a bishop extols noble ascent and discipline. A man returns home to a wounded yet brave partner who has quietly prepared a warm, improvised welcome.
The New York Life Insurance Company is described as the largest and oldest international insurer, claimed to be the first to reach the one billion dollar milestone. The ad highlights A. Van Girvan as general agent in Ackley Iowa and promotes fall hats from Miss Anna Loosa’s stock, millinery items, and low price Colonial Girl five cent smokes with local retailer mentions.
Freshy home made cream candy offered at QO Bolender’s restaurant and Sam Martins ling of candies fruit listed as the justest in the city. Look his line over before buying.
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