Ackley Round About News Briefs Prompt Local Reports
Ackley community reports improving conditions for Miss Lucille Cole and Mrs Wells while Warry Long hosts a gathering for young people. Council to meet at the heard of trade building. various town notices cover pistol laws, post office dead letters, building activity, worm damage to corn, and an upcoming church program titled The Crusade at the Byangetlea association Moon services.
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Lucille Cole
Shirenge
Heard of Trade
Marty Charley
Puter Ainman
Kitty Emiple
Ie Company
Ancisz A Lahnecke
Warsaw
Wisconsia
Eldora’s
Yorclock
Arc
Frudden Leather Company
Main Street
Jist
Witlch
Young People’s Society
Ackley Fourth of July Celebration to Draw Wide Attendance
The town plans a grand Fourth of July observance in Ackley with a multi-town turnout led by Hidora Thunpton and Palis. A parade, school program, music, readings, a fireworks show, and prize contests are scheduled, plus a note inviting nearby farmers to ride in on horseback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackley
Hidora
Thunpton
Bwod
Sive Dab
Ghar Phwel Bun
Glelh
Rey
W.goukl
Iniid
Tenedtetion
Pushin Halnismanty
Potton
Cansulvlion Rice
Tdkay Hallia
Farmers Mutual Insurance meeting at Iowa Falls report
The Farmers Mutual Insurance company of Sarain and Franklin counties convened at Iowa Falls on Thursday June 1st with strong attendance. President C H Packard was re elected, directors for two years chosen, and the report showed year start risks at 169,000 with 240.81 policy fees and a 55.40 treasurer balance. Thirty nine policies expired, thirty seven renewed. An excursion to Chautauqua Lake is planned with a 1.20 round trip fare. Ackley lodge members urged to attend.
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Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Company
Sarain
Pranklin
Iowa Falls
UL Packard
Hessianl
Enya
J. J. Shafdeld
Efis
Alden
Couiny
All About People in the City Yesterday
A jumble of social notices from Ackley area residents. Henry Panpe of M and Miss Lula Toot visiters, with many names of friends and relatives traveling or staying in the city. Local families welcome guests, announce arrivals, health concerns, and upcoming absences through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Panpe
Lula Toot
Modern Woodmen Growth by October 1802 Report
Chief clerk Tlawes of the Modern Woodmen of Amortext reports October 1802 totals with 69 024 members in 1802 and Mare gk 184. near doubles to 135 982. During term 1 140 new camps organized, eight camps surrendered. West and northwest states show camp distribution: Thinvis 808, Towa 388, Nebr 3723, Wisconsin y, Minnesota 18, Michigan 109, South Dakota 83, North Dakota Itty, Missouri 153. Order includes many leading business and professional members. foundation principles praised and growth noted.
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Tlawes
Amortext
Madison
Mare
Uwinai
Northwest
Thinvis
Towa
Kansas
Nebr
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
South Dakota
North Dakota
Missouri
Ackley
Socials and trains hint at community notes
A Catholic church social Friday brought a successful, enjoyable evening with receipts near eighty dollars, while the Methodist church served ice cream. Windy Central announces a through sleeping car for the Christian Endeavor convention from Sioux City to Boston, leaving Ackley at 2 00 A.M. Monday the 8th. A correction notes a mislabeling in yesterday’s column regarding the Children day exercise. Storms Tuesday caused moderate rainfall and soaked streets. Joel market reports general figures for cattle, corn, oats, butter, and calves, with soap listed under Jacob & Junkeruan.
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Boston
Account Christian Endeavor Convention
Mwindy Central
Sioux City
Ackley
Didy
Specia Christian Enndeavor
Chignvo
Wabash Railway
Procter Leads in Franklin County GOP Victory Effort
Henry Procter, backed by Republicans in Franklin County, claimed victory last week amid a heated primary scene. Supporters celebrate as Procter’s cousin My. 0, 11, pattes attends. Ackley Independent School District directors plan their routine monthly meeting to address routine business and school affairs. TOM. Puener, tied to the War History association, visited Eldorne for an upcoming fair the week of September 1. The speaker urged towns to back a society for the prevention of hosts and to urge citizens to form local committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Procter
Tarmrpten
Wis
Franklin County
Proster
Ackley
S. Blach
Tonot
Tom. Puener
Wie War
Eldorne
Turin
Local Bargains and Vendors Advertise Summer Goods
A jumble of promotional notes from Whiteside Bros Higgins and Reinke's urging readers to buy dry goods groceries and seasonal wares. Headlines promise fireworks inner millinery bags and cheap bread at Birchard's with multiple merchants including J Junkermann Schilling sisters and M D Mullprn offering prices and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
BE. J. Sywins
W. Reinke
Bargain Hats and Ribbons Offer Deep Discounts
An advertisement notes a sale with Sailor Hats previously at 20 cents now 15 cents each and a large selection of ribbons offered at remarkably low prices, promising substantial savings for shoppers within the limited sale period.
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EOE
Finis
Warry
Carhart Meyer
Che
Robertson Tush
Até
L. Ss. Ghiip
Peny N. Penny
N.G
U Sehribers
L. G. Stanton
See'y
J. S
Nye
Eagle Point
Fred Esser
John Nix
N. Rule
Joe Higgins
Miss Werence Burson
Tana Wotan
Ceorge Frenel
Paulkner
the Farmers! Mutual
Ackley Lodge No
A. O. UW
W. Vroom
M. W
R. Senne Thiet
Kirkburt
Cireus
Boland
Vis
Cy Che
Rose Seniums
Camarra
Fonda
Co. Rekers
Rey G. Knorke
Joanie Tower
Carrie Raymond
Co. Manaban Tas
Benai
Marth
Hoy
Clara Martin
Johns
Ge George
Bows
Mes
Francis
Myo
Oly Toke
Uinois
Sherman Juhi
Burktola Af Stack Tapers
Lizzie Tath
Coes College
Lt. Derby
Fir He Ily
Ole
Molly Rywn
Warbhi Anedover
Mary Suallon
Chicktea
Res. Blake
Wid. Siefken
Nettie Vroom
Termele
CG. We
Pista Hesday
CW. Vroom
Waverley
Burson
Planeters
Morence
Claire
Denver
Cal
Js Morence
George Water Iin
Cedar Rapids Business College
Ohweh Bosials
K. de Gsi
Rave G. Rnocin
Joel
Jacob
Junkeruann
Society For the
Dent
Duniag Readin Matler
Jaron & Junkermann
Pharmacists
L. Houcher & Son
Whiteside Bros
Rennke's
Horwitz Brothers
People’s Shoe
Prander
Higgins
Birchard’s
Japan
Whiteside Brothers
C.H. DowrKn
Atfella Gibbons
Schillingsis
Malanke's
O. Berg
Reinke
Lena Len
Prandar’s
Schilling Sisters
Sheboygan Water
Jacob & Junkermann
Cosh
M.D. MuLprn
Bush & Seidles
Hig Bargains
Knickerbocker Roller Mills
Loosevelt Brothers
J. Martin & Son
Aciley, Pow A
CO. F. Pefander
Heinz & Carstens
Heinz & Garstens
Merrchants
Tacobs
Awa
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