Local Briefs From Ackley Grist of Town News
UG Barkett and Brett Kroll families report births and health updates. City council set monthly session for next Tuesday. Will McMada on medical leave from Central coal yards. John Carney injured on Burlington line. Bleeker property sale and grand jury notes. Four bodies exhumed at Catholic cemetery. Desmond lot noted. Hoyer family to California. Ackley residents consider moves. District court active with notable cases Snyder Ward and Belden Town Falls. Stallion sale and farm developments dominate local business.
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Barkett
Frank Leidt
Will McMada
Brett Kroll
Matt Walter
Fidat Robertson
Will Milter
Bhulta & Ptander
Harber McCauley
Iowa
John Carney
Burlington Railroad
Heryke Miller
B. Blum
Desmond
Jobo
Mareschall
Couneil Bluffa
John
Hembd
Hamton
Ackley
Matt Isiberger
Grundy Center
An- Iowa Walls
Helberger
Bloch
Latrict of
Sny+ der
Kildora ‘Attor
Mr. Hoyer
Oelwein
Lane sentenced for murder travels to Anamosa custody
John Lane of Alden, recently sentenced by Judge Whitaker to twenty five years for second degree murder, was moved from Marshalltown to Anamosa under Sheriff A W Mitterer. He told a Times Republican reporter he faulted only one of his sons and hoped for parole with Hardin county friends backing him. The piece also notes local real estate transfers, ride of mail carriers wage increases, low water, and other community items from the era.
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John Lana
Aldet
Healizes Enoratite
Cetina
John Late
Alden Muarderer
Whitaker
Avatuosd
Marshalltown
A. W. Mitterer
Anamosa
Times-Republican
Hardin County
Whitaker Asaya
Lane
Ackley High School joins northern declamatory circle
School notes describe Ackley high school entering the Northern declamatory association, with twelve members allowed. The April Bella Plaine district contest could lead to a state appearance if successful. Dr Philizo led the chorus and offered remarks, as Theodore Roosevelt urged vigor in society members.
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Ackley
Northern Laws Declamatory Association
Bella Plaine
Dr. Philizo
Theodore Roosevelt
Liierary
Theodore
Anthracite Miners Appeal to Peace Committee in New York
The anthracite miners will ask the peace committee to help arrange a conference with mine operators on the wage scale for the coming year. The move follows a Saturday conference of miners led by President John Mitchell, who sits on the committee for wage earners.
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Indianapolis
Peace Committee
New York
National Civic Federation
Hanna
John Mitchell
Ming Workera
Mitchell
Duffy
Nichola
Fahey
ISIDENT UPHOLDS BULLOCK IN RANGER SELECTION
President Roosevelt conferred with Captain Seth Bullock and Representative Mar Un on Black Hills rangers. Bullock, as supervisor of the reserve, argued he should name his own subordinates to guard the timber rich region. The president agreed and the Interior Secretary will appoint rangers Bullock selects.
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Black Hills
Washington
Roosevelt
Seth Bullock
Eet
Mar UN
South Dakota
Black Hills Reserve
Secretary of the Interior
Bullock
Disappearance of A Goodchild in Thompson Montana
A. Goodchild, a prominent Thompson resident, vanished after a hunting trip with dog and gun. Ten hired men searched the area, but no trace found. Severe cold and storm threaten the missing man, with fears he perished. His partner, W. B. Lindenbaum, organized the search.
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Montana
Thompson
Man
A. Goodchild
W. B. Lindenbaum
Earch
Goodchild
Sunday Mail and Illinois Central Petition Rises in Iowa Towns
Fragmented notices describe a growing push to change Sunday mail service along the Omaha branch of the Illinois Central. Citizens along routes without cross road connections complain of no Sunday papers and urge a petition to amend mail regulations. Other local items include optician A K Phillep announcing a return visit in ninety days, sale notices for farm equipment, a Sherman town sale next February, and assorted small ads for carpet weaving and livestock.
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Illinois Central
Omaha
the Central
Uncle Sam
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