04 Jun 1913
Page 5
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Newspaper
Ackley World
Location
Ackley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1913
Page
5
Community briefs survey gaming and going of people and their friends in the week’s review. The column recaps social happenings, local comings and goings, and notable acts across the county through contemporary witness accounts.
A flurry of small town happenings across Ap lington and nearby locales. Farmers load cars of potatoes and grain markets bustle as relief agent Farthing plans Kansas work, while families visit relatives and attend chautauqua events and church activities.
The Geneva Elevator company held its third annual stockholders meeting at Woodman hall on Saturday May 31. The Osceola Budget notes social events and community mentions including visits, showers, and local calls with multiple residents named among the gatherings and routines.
A local number attended the Hazel Green Memorial exercises Sunday. E R McCullough is papering the J T Milliken home this week. Albert Hoffman plans to erect a new hog house. Mrs Blahop is improving slowly. Mrs Dave Soash and daughter Fay visited the J L Maken home.
The article interprets Joseph as a typology of the Messiah and Benjamin as representing a distinct tribulation saint class. It discusses two tribulation classes, the elect Church led by Jesus and a secondary tribulation group that endures great trials before joining the kingdom. Benjamin’s five portions symbolize blessings given to the elect and tribulation saints.
A disparate mix of cattle hog and sheep receipts show steady to mildly higher prices, with hogs steady and lambs up. The page also includes mis-spelled notes on local transport, a humorous quip exchange, medical tonics, a job-like hunt for a wife, and various dubious ads and testimonials, all reflecting a rough journalism slice from a bygone era.
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