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Newspaper
Ackley World
Location
Ackley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1906
Page
7
Admission to Mallorys show is listed as 15 and 26 cents. The note mentions Town Fats Chautauqua opening July 27 and closing August 5, along with various local happenings including births, travel, and community updates from the town.
Kaward Lottae died in El Paso Texas and his remains were brought for interment beside his parents in the Catholic cemetery. Funeral services were led by Father Meagher at St Marys Church with mourners who knew him in earlier days. Ed Loftus was a bridge builder and foreman of a crew on the Mexican Central railroad at his death. The family lived here about twenty years ago, with two sisters visiting from Davenport and a brother in Kansas.
Notice states Rural Independent District No 1 German township Grundy County Township German to receive bids for a new school house plans and specifications available at the undersigned residence until 8 o clock p m July 28 1906 contract awarded to lowest reasonable bidder board may reject any or all bids dated July 2 1906 by Dru Toomsun See On Sunday July 22 Iowa Central will run excursion to Minneapolis and St Paul from Acklay at 258 am arriving Minneapolis 741 am and St Paul 930 pm for 62 round trip Wivenaker brothers plan to open a department store in Ellsworth block Iowa Falls largest vacant building since Oppenheimer failure two years ago If unsatisfied with laundry quality try Chung Lee Lunches served at all hours Quippen Reyolds Bakery four cans of corn for 25 cents at Herman s Requet Store Sindinger Vienna ice cream at Glidden Reynolda s bakery
Desirable location advertises a five room newly built house with two to twelve lots available. Nonsensical lines mention inquiries at the Worxp office and include garbled phrases about linen, soap, lye, and cleaning services. A working pony named Sue Bup and Mallocy's shows appear as stray details.
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