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Newspaper
Ackley World
Location
Ackley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1900
Page
7
A mix of small town items fills the page from an icy morning to court sessions and social events. Ed Dyer’s title run, a fatal toe issue, and a seven truck ice delivery highlight the day along with council meetings, hospitalities, a Grundy Center dance, and a busy Franklin county court week.
A lively week in Iowa Falls features the Metropolitan stage with Charles Hoyt's farce A Stranger In New York on Friday February 2. The show promises slaging dancing and new specialties with original music by the late Richard Stahl. Also noted is a public sale by Rh. D. Stetsema north of town on February 21 consisting of horses cattle and machinery. Debtors are warned to settle with J U Johnson during January or face collection action.
Farmers institute invites Hardin county growers and aspiring farmers to Eldora today and tomorrow to share best practices in general farm work and to exchange views on successful methods. The event features discussions and demonstrations by local producers, with a note about valentines from Plunder Hackrows amid the day’s notices.
Sunlit wedding notices from the Slatsema and Schulz households recount forthcoming marriages. Tebbe to wed Gertie Abbas. Bertha Schultz will marry Harry Smith with a Milwaukee delegation attending. Henry Richtsmeier and Nestland announce marriage plans as Cupid advances, while Frank Kopacek and Miss Kudej plan a late February journey to wed.
Public notice announces a sale of a seven-room house and state lots at a bargain. It urges inspection of a large stock of war-related paneer items and mentions William Grobe Jr as a participant in the listing.
Rebekah initiations kick off Saturday evenings with efficient rites and delighted sisters. K P group directs efforts for a Georgia Minstrels program at Martin's Opera House on February 1 with a big show and low admission prices during the February 1924 week.
A Washington Post tale recalls a celebrated stout woman who refuses further exits from a mountain stage coach. She ascends to a remote summit house, aided by drivers and fellow travelers, showing kindness to horses and resilience despite fatigue. The piece highlights endurance, humor, and gratitude between passenger and driver.
An old timey ad extols Whiteside syrups making breakfast twice as pleasant and encourages addressing a grip with Nix. It also promises a wide fall and winter selection of choice seedless raisins from brands like Martin’s and Dreas, urging shoppers to buy correct wares at Meykena’s.
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