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Newspaper
Ackley World
Location
Ackley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1894
Page
11
Fragmentary OCR shows corn and potatoes price lists with per bushel and per dozen figures. Names Darley and counts appear among the items, but details are incomplete and units vary, rendering precise values uncertain.
In this issue Reinke's advertises dry fruits and a line of fine fresh groceries with low prices on tea coffee sugar and syrups. Weather notes claim a good ice crop and exchange offers butter and eggs. Mrs I Bush suffers a grip spell this week. Old papers offered at 23 cents per hundred.
300 dozen pigeons Toe Lynch of Nebraska visits relatives. Reinke's advertises fine dress goods notions. Dr David of Alder conducted business here last Monday. A O Boeckemeier runs best groceries in the city. Mrs Clayton visited New Hartford last Monday. Q Soltan advertises in this issue. First class groceries at A Toeckemeier’s. Miss Vernie Saucer to host Musical next Monday. Visit C W Reinke's new stock when in town. Four new Mos church members admitted Sunday morning.
A stream of small ads and notices lists cheap jeweled watches at Beach's Lazar, pigeon breeders seeking flyers, a big sale planned by John Akers in Grundy county, and various shop promos. The piece notes targets like Hampden movements, satin spar jewelry at Novelty store, and local press on valentines as the season approaches.
Millinery and assorted goods advertised for sale at cost at the Express Office on Leadter street area west of the post office. Charley Seobey hosts a Sunday sale at his home. he is a broker connected to the Dodlicla Sage Company. Also mentions Padaliteds and several local figures, with a notice of a forthcoming event and Cape related reference.
Readable items include social calls, arrivals and visits, church notices, a theft memory tale, sales at mills, a jewelry pitch, a street accident report, a boxing result in Florida, farm auctions, and a range of shop advertisements. Names such as Mr. L. Boucher, J. Pfander, Mrs. Ward, and G. W. 1TH appear amid church and temperance notes, with fall weather and Lent dates noted and a New Orleans Mardi Gras trip offered by the railway.
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