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Newspaper
Ackley World
Location
Ackley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1913
Page
4
Four County News presents a world column on social gaming and socializing, profiling local friends and their networks. The piece surveys patterns of leisure, friendship dynamics, and community intersections, with anecdotes and portraits of daily life.
The Abbott Grist notes many neighbors visiting relatives around Abbott and Cleves areas. Individuals include Herbert Strahorn, Wm Johns, Karl Johns, Rev Knoll, Linton Janssen, Miss Evelyn Fouts, Mrs Lena Johns, J G Richardson, Fred Schrader, J Leter, and others. Social calls, birthday party, piano testing, and local errands are described alongside a school garden plan and a county teachers institute.
The Washington relic from the John Fiske collection sold for 8480 reflecting growing public esteem. Webster City gains a factory line with National Sewer Pipe starting operations this week, planning to hire sixty workers and raising 8150,000 in stock. A Look Haven group aims to curb smoking and censor cinema through a joint parent teacher circle and civic club project. The Japanese government allocates 300 for a Panorma exhibit at California’s celebration. Nela Peterson, a Webster City shoe dealer, died by suicide.
Congressman Connolly argues for tariff reform as a general national change. He portrays protectionism as tied to elite interests and praises the new broader shift toward relief for the masses, urging passage of the bill as a fair tax and economic rebalancing. The speech defends taxing luxury over necessities and highlights broader economic expansion under Republican rule versus growing inequality.
A mixed OCR page item includes cattle market results with prices, a joke about a man missing a car, and stray health and remedy notices. It also recalls a classroom quarrel, a chef’s remark, and a mock ad for a patent cure. Strong entities include market figures, places, and company names from the clipping.
The fragment indicates an auction sale is planned and directs readers to O. M. Woods as the place or organizer. No other readable details are available to specify date, item, or terms.
A woman loses her hair but finds it again after using Hulls Hall Renewer priced at one dollar. She consulted her doctor and gained confidence to pursue treatment, despite the pride loss and minimal cost.
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