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Newspaper
Ackley World
Location
Ackley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1902
Page
2
A long, fragmented column discusses tariff policy, trusts, labor conditions, and political figures. It cites Governor Cummins on monopolies, quotes Lincoln, Narrows to Iowa politics, and notes insurance costs, public salaries, and local incidents. Mentions Archbishop Keane, Creston and Dubuque figures, and wartime rhetoric.
Fragmentary text references Sherman and a Georgia county Democrat, mentions bath house politics and figures John and Hicky Dink. The garbled notes imply a political clash or march, seeking space for a claim amid wartime or Reconstruction era discourse with Atlanta newspaper tone.
A jumble of comments on prohibition, bankruptcy law repeal, and political banter cites the Des Moines Register as authority. The piece riffs on Grant club banquets, health of the economy, and foreign affairs, highlighting public skepticism, satire, and mixed opinions about leaders and reforms.
A vintage lament recalls a failed New York governor candidate driven from the race amid arson and mob claims, then notes General Butler's claim to character after defeat. It reports Grundy Center and Sentinel subscriptions rising to 1.50 to 2.00 yearly, and county papers pondering plant costs. It ends with a nudge that job printing is available at the office.
Four dental surgeons are sent to South Africa to treat Army teeth, a move hailed by the London Pall Mall Gazette as a response to wartime needs. Each dentist serves about 62,500 men, with daily treatments estimated at 30 per dentist, promising work through April 1907.
A garbled pastiche fingers a metaphorical call for Iowa and Ohio to rise in a political season. It envisions strong presidential timber and a potential Republican effort, alluding to campaigning storms and future contests as the public eyes the next presidential race.
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