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Ackley World

Location

Ackley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1901

Page

5

Hardin County Officials Face Tax Probe Over 15 Percent Rule

Hardin county officials led by Auditor Welch faced allegations of diverting public funds through a 30 percent contract for tax discovery, exceeding the legal 15 percent cap. The expose links Attorney Albrook to unreported payments and questions board secrecy, urging citizens to demand accountability and possible legal action.

Hardin County Albrook Board of Supervisors Welch Court House Afteen A. Davie Messrs Fleener Varnahan Biiderback C. Pb. Albrook Bis County Fleeger Caraghan Bilderback Fuey Waterry E. Albrook Eldora Hardin

Death of Hugh Scallon in Washington township

Hugh Scallon, born 1840 in Quebec, died Sunday night after a morning collapse at his Washington township farm. He married Elizabeth Kenefick in Wisconsin and had ten children. Funeral at St. Mary’s Church, burial in Catholic cemetery, Ackley. Local man noted for honest toil and community help.

Hugh Scallon Washington Township St. Sylvester Quebec Canaida Wisconsin Plaintleid Waukesha County Iowa Elizabeth Kenefick Hugh Scallon St. Mary's Church

Died at 71 John Schlampp Of Baden to Ackley Burial

John Schlampp died early Thursday after a brief illness caused by kidney trouble. Born in Hockenheim Germany he moved to Illinois then settled on land southeast of town. Survived by wife, one son John and daughters Mrs Ukro and Mrs Weber. Funeral at First Evangelical Church conducted by Rev Hauser. Burial in Ackley Cemetery.

Jobo Schlampp John Schlampp Hockenheim Baden Germany Illinois John Fred Ukro Charles Weber First Evangelical Church Hauser Ackley

Heat Test Mental Strain Strikes Ladora Farmer

Lloyd Maudlin, a prominent young farmer from Ladora, was adjudged insane after heat and overwork, sent to Mt. Pleasant for treatment. Reports note Busse murder case stalls until October term. husband Lou Busge allegedly used relatives to seize $1,100 from his murdered wife’s estate. custody of funds disputed.

Lloyd Maudlin Ladora Marengo Ingane Mt. Pleasant Alligon Busse Lou Busge

Cedar Valley Telephone Service Expands To Joins Local Market

Annual report notes Cedar Valley Telephone Company preparing to commence business here. Office space fitted in M. M. Leach building, Bayle clothing house area, with Van Bartlett named local manager arriving from Waverly. Company serves counties within a fifty mile radius. A separate court injunction barred a druggist from selling liquor, yet he allegedly opened shop under an apple tree and continued traffic.

Womnp Cedar Valley Telephone Company M. M. Leach Bayle Clothing House van Bartlett Ofice Waverly Cedar Valley Company Ed Carrey Belmod

Independence Haves Off Track Races Abandoned

The Independence driving club declares races off and notes classes not filled satisfactorily. No main meetings will be held, and the famous track is likely to close for good.

Independence Driving Club

Christian Endeavor Cincinnati excursion rates advertised

An old notice promotes Christian Endeavorers traveling from Cincinnati to Chicago via Sit rots Central and Big Our trains. It lists an excursion fare of $2.00 with July 46 sale and return by August, with a 50 cent extension option, and invites inquiries for a circular detailing Concorde recommendations, regulations, city description, and rates from principal points on the Winvis Central.

Christian Endeavorers International Christian Endeavor Convention Sitrots Central Chiccago Ite Cineluntitl Central Station Chicago Cincignatie August Clochianti Laws Cloginnatl Dubuque Iowa

Epworth League excursion tickets to National Convention

Epworth League Society plans to hold its National Convention in San Francisco California in July 1831. Central railroad offers round trip excursion tickets from 45 75 to 450 with sleeping cars leaving Dubuque at 7 27 p m on July vth and arriving in Denver next morning. Tf Piewete and various routes on sale July 1 to August 15 with stopovers west of first Wyoming point. Tickets valid for indirect routes at no extra cost if using direct routes. DeWitts Little Liver Pills advertised. The residence occupied by me is forggle P O Bakken.

Epworth League Society Francisco Cal Allmnia Central Duibuque Denver Oak Tf. & Piewete Wyoming Aralog Evia Minny Agst Gon Psi Age

Week of Sizzling Weather Brings Mixed Relief

The week brought extreme heat with thermometers from 95 to 103 and widespread complaints. A cooler change came with Monday night moonrise and approaching clouds, hinting at rain but only surfacing this morning, offering relief to people and crops alike.

Missouri Kansas

Death of Grundy county settler John Seevers in accident

John R Seevers, a respected Grundy county resident living north of Wellsburg, was killed while attempting to quiet frightened horses he was hitching. He died hours later from internal injuries. He was 57, leaves a wife and several children, with his funeral at the Lutheran church north of Wellsburg and burial in the adjoining cemetery.

John R. Seevers Grundy County Wellsburg Mr. Seevers Loverment

Tarantula Caught In Banana Box Near Waterloo

George Rath caught a tarantula Wednesday after the spider clung to bananas and rushed toward his hand. Cautious in handling the venomous creature, Rath chased it into an orange box, then a glass jar with stopper, and fed it banana slices.

George Rath Lt Ia Rath Waterloo

City courtesies urged for beautification by mayor

Mayor Robb plans to mail courteous letters to property owners soliciting help in beautifying the city, described as one of the handsome western towns. The piece notes that court orders can be more effective than gentle praise, reflecting on civic efforts and public conduct.

Robb Hantaomear Didora Alerald

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