Des Moines Weekly Weather Bulletin April to June 1902 Ends
The report notes an unusually unfavorable week with below normal temperatures and heavy cloudiness. Daily showers across the state caused windstorms damaging trees and structures. Des Moines records 7.40 inches of rain, with several towns reporting high totals. Field work nearly halted. dry warm weather needed to salvage crops. apple crop shows promise.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Town Department
Climate and Crop Service
Des Moines
Tank
Jefferson
Scranton
Carrol
Marshalltown
Blairs
Town
Town City
Mt. Vernon
Crunchy Center
Amana
Waterloo
Logos
Albla
Charles City
Coal Price Holds Steady in Ackley and Summer Excursions
Ackley residents face stable anthracite at about 5.50 per ton with no surplus on hand and expectations of a price rise. Iowa Central Railway announces summer excursion rates to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Glenwood Springs Salt Lake City Ogden Deadwood Lead City Hot Springs and Custer with stopovers and varied routes. A Northeastern Town M W A picnic is slated in Waverly on June 9 featuring prominent speakers. Dr B E Purcell will hold eye nose and throat clinic at Dr Phelan's office on June 9 and 23.
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Ackley
Lowa Central Railway
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Colo
Glenwood Springs
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Utah
Deadwood
Lead City
Hot Springs
Custer
Iowa Central
Cutts
Minneapolis
Mine
Waverly
Woodmen of
Iowa
B. E. Purcell
Phelan
Etna township Sunday school convention set for June 14
Etna township Sunday schools and workers plan an annual convention at Abbott on Sunday June 14. Sessions will be held at the Evangelical church with programs featuring lessons on building up adult Bible classes, systematic teaching of children, Young People's Societies relation to the Sunday School, and devotional exercises.
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Etna Township
Abbott
Evangelical Church
SOR Har Crabalpeting
OA CO. Timm
B. Wilson Discuraton
E. Lathrop
C. McMoonla
J. F. Hardin
aMisaes Etta
Alga Martin
Misa Kifchenstein
O'Rourk
J. D. Humphreys
Jeana
Norrisco
President Roosevelt Tour Through Ackley Delights Crowds
President Theodore Roosevelt and cabinet members toured Ackley on the Ulnais Central line Tuesday at 2 16 pm amid cheers from 500 locals. Roosevelt appeared fresh and untroubled as he greeted residents with smiles and acknowledgments during the passing train. The week has seen heightened interest in the Republican primary, with the race ending Saturday and a fierce contest anticipated.
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Ackley
Ulinais Central
Theodore Roosevelt
Mwe
Sation
Memorial Day Tribute Observed in Ackley
Memorial Day observances in Ackley included oral tributes to the dead, music and speeches reflecting the community’s reverence and remembrance of soldiers who served. The ceremony marked another year of honoring national sacrifice and local memory.
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Ackley
Week in Local Field Council Transacts Usual Business
City council meeting held with Councilmen Wait Phietke Heetland Nix and Mayor Biler in attendance. Attorney Andrews of Tampton engaged to argue the law side after the earlier counsel died. A cement walk ordered on the park south side and hills approved. Next meeting set for Monday evening. Friday program lists music prayers and introductory address with local student names and activities.
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Board of Trade
Wait
Phietke
lHeetland
Nix
Biler
Andrews
Tampton
Lawa
Lwis
Weet
Time to Stop and Remember Veterans in Rain
Reverent scenes mark a memorial day as St Marys Academy and public schools place garlands on graves. Veterans march with the flag under a nation’s shelter, recalling early days. City remembrances contrast with local ads and notices on building improvements and waterworks expansion.
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St. Mary’s Academy
Sherman
Atelanta
Grant
Knights of Pythias Hall
Hotel Buyer Famed Local Landlord Takes White Plains Inn
The buyer, CG F., purchases a White Plains hotel and begins serving the public in a city of nearly 1,000 residents, 22 miles northeast of New York. A mass meeting May 23 appoints committees and reports $800 subscribed for July 4 celebrations, with plans for excursion trains and a major holiday event.
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C.F
Orander
White Plains
N. E
Prander
Riopire
White Plaines
CG. F
New York City
Parkersburg
Board of Trade Rooms
Mace
Cedar Falls
Tlinois Central
Northwestern
Waterloo
Cedar Walls
New Hartford
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Purcell
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Porter Quilts Central
Werfield
Blanch Johns
Werfler
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Delius
Maune
John Blecker
John Rathy Trona
King
Porter
Sonu
Ogly
Konda
Cerro Goado
J. N. Tullamore
Illinois
Gilman
Miller & Shipley
Iowa Falls
Martha A. Adams
Massachusetts
Andy Vicker
White Tribune
Alaska
Springfield
Mass
Repulican
Rocky Mountain
Schultz
President
8Minti UN US
Walved Saintes
LOGAL
Council
Northwood
Fander Hays
Weat Mining
N.Y
Mire Wilman
Masia
Ghie Chih
Arnold Blattspieler
Wee Ee Mary Beatin
Joe Toul Chasinsiens
Clylllattion
Florida
France
Lars
Cluh Allert Sabuley
John Bonowitz
J.P. Michaels
A. Lutterman
Barger
Chicago
Inter Octan
Tinte
Victor Brother’ B
B.D. Curniss
Hampton
H. A. Miller Bulletting
Blackyard
Northern Lewa
Athley
Parkershore
Jane
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Ackley Markets
Atears
Vo Saver Castle
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