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Newspaper
Ackley World
Location
Ackley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1894
Page
2
Fragmented OCR summarizes a political discussion touching on labor issues wages tariffs and reform. Mentions Democratic and Republican dynamics and debates over public funding and tariff policies. Names and places are unclear but the overall piece reflects era political commentary and criticism of party promises.
The piece discusses Pennsylvania politics and party divisions in the context of the 1880 presidential election. It argues Republicans in Pennsylvania are unified in name but divided in practice, criticizing the era’s leaders, the popular will, and the administration of reform. It cites Wilson’s approach as a corrective, contrasting populist pressures with elite plunder and promising change if elected.
A lengthy discussion analyzes duties and wages in industry, arguing high protection harms American manufacturers by inflating prices and limiting competition. It highlights claims that profits have been overstated due to tariffs, calls for targeted relief, and notes support from Chicago press. Concerns rise over tariff impact on workers, with references to the Wilson bill and proposed protections. Additionally, court schedule notes Good Friday execution date concerns and upcoming migration shifts in Iowa and surrounding states.
A 142 year old case in Onondaga County weighs whether women may vote for school officers. Marla J. Garea and Mrs. Cine challenged eligibility, court ruled school officers require constitutional qualifications, and women’s suffrage for school posts hinges on constitutional or statutory changes.
A novel dispute in which a man who promised to wed backed out faced a damages suit. Judge Ware ruled that only contracts with pecuniary transactions or manual labor are invalid on the Sabbath, affirming the validity of written or verbal proposals regardless of Sabbath timing.
A chaotic mixture from a small town newspaper describes a new Methodist Episcopal church dedication at Stampton in Gothic style with a 110 foot main tower, a $25,000 cost, and a large donation drive. It also lists a public sale in Ackley with farm equipment, horses, and wagons, plus farm notices, and brief references to local residents, businesses, and upcoming auctions, all in a dense, old-fashioned local news voice.
Ex high market price paid for hides tallow sheep pelts and various furs at Ack ley. Inquire at Ex. Doephe's corner boot and shoe store for details.
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