Hiveley obituary and local notices from Ackley era
Dipp.-Sambey Arveces died at his daughter's home in Lawn Falls on Monday July 2. He is father to George and Elmer Hiveley formerly of Osceola township. Hiveley, born August 12 1823 in Baltimore County Maryland, lived in several states, married Elizabeth Roberts December 24 1846, and fathered thirteen children, nine living. Many details follow of moves to Wrighteville York County Pennsylvania and Freeport Tuipoli, and deaths of his wife in 1862 and his later residence in Iowa. The column also mentions L. D. Wheeler teaching a 27-piece band in LaPorte City, an excursion to Minneapolis-St. Paul, notes about sermon invitations in Town Falls, and various public notices including real estate, legal matters, and advertisements from Ackley businesses.
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Sambey Arveces
Lawn Falls
George
Elmer Hively
Osceola Township
Samven
Hiveley
Baltimore County
Maryland
Wrighteville
York County
Pennsylvana
Elizabeth Roberts
Freeport
Tuipoli
Walter
William
Jewel City
Kanage
Samuel
Egan
South Dakota
Horace
Marlette
Minnesota
Francia
Mia
John Pepperling
Minneapolis
Flora
Charles
Lowa Falls
Iowa Crops Benefit From Favorable Weather and Soil
Iowa reports indicate favorable weather for crops with average daily temperatures 4 to 6 degrees below normal at night and warm days. Rainfall mostly below normal but soil moisture ample, promoting healthy growth for spring wheat oats barley and corn. Haying underway with good quality though yields generally below normal. winter wheat rye and oats yield fair to good in southern areas. Ackley welcomes Mr. Elliot who bought the vacant Martens house and plans to relocate with his family by July 22.
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Ackley
Elliot
New Hartford
William Martens
J.C. McManous
Sherburn
Minnesota
Adjourning Nomination At Webster City Convention
After a long ballot the convention at Webster City adjourned without a nomination and set to meet again on the 16th. Delegates from Mardin Rainlston and Wright supported the canal. G D Thompson of Webster City chaired the convention with others named as officers and delegates.
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Webster City
Mardin
Rainlston
Wright
G. D. Thompson
Co. HB. Meyera
Radcliffe
O. J. Beheon
Goldfield
D. E. Meyers
L. F. Brown
Reed
B.D. Robb
Woodd
Jacob Reece
H. A. Swallum
B. R. Tyson
J. L. Farrington
I. A., Nichols
W. J. Moir
O. E. Smith
Nation's Birthday Parade Celebrates Independence Day
A large crowd enjoyed the citys Independence Day observance highlighted by a parade along Mato Street. Floats from businesses drew praise for design and color, with notable displays from Carstens Brothers Macore McNeil Co and J A Millers hardware and appliances. The event featured a Mezzelwood address, Rev Willman prayer, and a festive atmosphere despite a sunny day and a weeklong delay.
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Mato Street
Farkeraburg
Pranclog Ateeda
Nes
Frank J. Martin
Dreamland
Carstens Brothers
Macore, McNeil & Co
H. N. Schultz
W.N. Snodgress
J. A.miller’s
J. A. Miller’s Butchers
Dentel & Johnson
J. M. Nix
Frodden Lumber Co
Breuning &Co
Remo
Our Bear Neighbors Amid Grun dy Center News
Grun dy Center claims six thousand attended Fourth of July events. Local investors, led by Geo J. Weaver of Colfax, own six autos and back a Nam Democratic bid. Various regional notes include health board meetings at Waterloo, a fatal fall by Fred Davis of Waverly, and a jewelry store burglary in Boone.
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Grundy Center
Ft. Dodge Ia
Anti-Galogn League County Convention at Iowa Falls
Fourth annual Anti Saloon League gathering to convene July 23 at the Iowa Falls Baptist church. Program includes opening exercises, committee appointments, officer reports, an address on law enforcement by John T. Houser, and an evening session with Houser on the temperance situation. Delegates and temperance supporters urged to attend, with Rev. O. C. Warner to speak at a union meeting Sunday night.
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John T, Houser
Des Moines
League
0. C. Warner
Eldorg
Addreaa
Democratic delegates convene county meeting in Iowa Falls
Democrats of Harden county gathered in Iowa Falls as township representation arrived for a convention to select delegates to state congressional and judicial meetings. J M Nix Peter McCallum and Geo Jones led the body with Steere as chairperson and a list of delegates and alternates chosen for Waterloo August 1.
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Harden County
Iowa Falla
W. R. C. Ball J. D. Steere Aa
J.M. Nix
Peter McCallum
Geo. Jones
Waterloo
Iowa Falls
William Wiemer
Radcliffe
A. 0. Stock
Ackley
J. D. Steere
Jons Falla
Mosher
Eldora
Geo. F. Althouse
O. Q. Gethman
FB. Bunce
Jfsrdia
M. Hake
Sherman Township
O. A. Rogers
Towa Falio
August
Neuman
Ham Peckham
Providence
C. C. Gethman
Northwest Visit and Community News Highlights
Hubert Scallon leaves for Seattle to explore the Northwest with possible future investment, while Mrs Scallon accompanies him to Missoula Montana. Obituaries note John DeYoung of Butler County died aged. Grands of Keighta Templars hold a Spirit Lake reunion July 1-13. Hampton raises 218 for city park flower beds. Agricultural college Ames graduates 134 students, triple 25 years prior. Sugar beet farming expands in Bremer County with 160 acres. Presbyterians celebrate Sioux City church anniversary August 2 1907 with new church edifice dedication. Civil engineers survey west of LeMars. Iowa government survey extends into South Dakota. LeMars institute season opens with 200, expect 400. State Superintendent Stetson says western schools surpass the coast in activity and attention.
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Bremer County
Sioux City
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