Ackley Voters Approve New High School Building
Ackley residents backed a new high school in Monday’s election, with the ballot showing a clear majority for the school house. Men voted 183 for the measure and women 105, totaling a majority in favor. The board will now obtain plans and begin construction soon, aiming for an early completion. The tax levy was reduced by four mills, and Ackley will gain facilities matching neighboring towns.
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Ackley
Tre Wortp
Tex
Schon
F. H. Rule
Roosevelt
G. F. Althoure
J. M
Time to Nominate for Public Office
Public spirit and alertness are urged for those aspiring to public office. The message calls for conduct on par with private interests, a generous disposition to serve community interests, and to get busy as the time is short.
Parkersburg seeks Illinois Central depot and local news bits
Parkersburg asks the Illinois Central to build a depot while Ackley contributes eight to nine thousand dollars monthly to the company. Rev. Vanderlas improves after illness. Advertising yields strong results as Worrpmans sales rise from local ads. Consolidation talks for area telephone companies continue. Grundy Center eyeing a sewer system. Farmers Institute postponed. Hampton businessmen lease land to grow sugar beets. Local farm sold and work planned. Waterloo street railway workers strike over payday frequency. Naval cadet named for Annapolis. others called to Nebraska after mother’s death. Oklahoma trial residence. Hardin county residents relocate briefly. Hog market strong. land seekers from Colorado. Rural carrier Richard Smith killed by train. Colorado land trades noted.
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Parkersburg
Ilinois Central
Ackley
Nee
Rev
Vanderlas
Worrpman
WW. N. Snodgress
Parkersburg Eclipse
Grundy Center
Farmers’ Institute
Grundy Association
Hampton
C. Slater
N. Victor
W. Prothero
Missouri
Eldora
G. G. Victor
Herman Smith
Colorado
Richard Smith
Hudson
George Dickoff
Real Estate Transfers Surge Across Four Counties
Big deals in realty show strong activity after winter as four counties Mardin Grundy Franklin and Butler approach a total value above one million dollars. Grundy leads with several days totaling over 430000, land prices vary from under 80 to 130 per acre, with a largest Grundy transfer at 20000. Butler county totals exceed a quarter of a million in a single week, Allian sees 24 village transfers in one day and Franklin remains strong though prices average below Grundy and Mardin.
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Mardin
Grundy
Franklin
Butler
Butler County
Worty
Alliaon
Pranklin
Land Dors Nnt Cell Ag High-Toat
Antwerp youth Seefried jailed for horse theft in district case
The district court rapidly processed the case against 21 year old Anton Seefried charged with horse stealing. He was arrested Wednesday, brought to Allizon, and the grand jury returned no indictment by Thursday. A co-defendant pleaded guilty and received nine months in the penitentiary, transported Thursday night. Seefried, born in Vienna, has lived a roaming life with sea work, visiting many capitals. The county attorney’s conduct is questioned by The Citizen. A local reader from MINN March 1 1907 notes subscription payments and reports four horses sold at James Treavor's sale with prices $812 for four horses and $54 for a cow.
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Butler District
Anton Seefried
Seefried
George Kramer
Nevday Mercing
Allizon
Seefriend
Seefrieda
Vienna
South Africa
Bald
Medical men meet at Eldora to share experiences
Mardin County doctors plan a Monday gathering at Bidara to discuss public health matters. Several Chicago physicians are expected to attend to offer guidance, aiming for a profitable, unexpected session.
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Mardin County
Association
Bidara
Chicago
Decision Favors Heinz Case In Morning Ruling
Judge Wade informed J B Fleinz that the Supreme Court ruled in Heinz Roberta v city, upholding the code known to restrict Roberta from practicing law for ten years after moving to Washington. Judge Weaver’s earlier appearance and the case impact remain uncertain, with Roberta and his firm affected.
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J. BR. Fleinz
Wade
Thia Morney
Supreme Court
J. S. Roberta
Roberta
Banka
Helpy
Washington
Weaver
Eighth Week Busy One in Iowa Legislature
The Iowa senate and house entered the eighth week of the session with full calendars and long days ahead. Key bills include bulk sales disclosure, pure stock food, liquor law changes, and a civil service extension. Memorial day desecration and state licensing measures loom, while reports on Vicksburg monuments reveal high dedication costs.
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Iowa Federal Assembly
Senate
de Wolf
Newberry
Appropriations Committee
A.C. Rankle
Aure
Gale
Ericson
McManne
Department Ciigraté
Chicago
Vicksburg
Andersonville
Chattanooga
Shiloh
Public Court Actions and Deaths Highlight Week Review
The Eldora court met Monday with a crowded docket including Tanac Bucy versus Anna and L A Deverdorf for 8600 damages over a deed, multiple divorce and damages cases, and a note of a telegram error harming State Bank of Radcliffe. Claims include a 300 judgment in Livogetoo versus Hardin County and a 300 note dispute in Hastings versus Kothenthal.
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Junor Sex
Nevada
Eldora
Tanac Bucy
Anna
L.A. Deverdorf
ALS
Scateava
Bankers
Suraty Go
Stephen Hitzrerald
Leon Smith
Albert Smith
Aldeo
Charles A. Rogerson
Henry
Reberca Dingea
Legal Services
Jardin County State Bank
Reinbart Drug Co
State Bank of
Kenta
Menaage
W.A Livogetoo
Hardin County
Njury
Hardin Township
George Hastings
August Kothenbental
Friday Evening Educational Program at Presbyterian Church
A public program at the Presbyterian church this Friday evening features music and talks. The event includes the High School Orchestra, a youth talk on the child at school, panels on education’s benefits to individuals and the community, a Wagner organ solo, and a Treble Clef Chorus performance. The public is invited to attend.
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Presbyterian Church
May Sclawers
McGosh High School
Tey
Hugh McNinch
Willman
Scholt
Tannehauser
Wagner
Emma Liebenstein
W. A. Brandenburg
Mason City
Jkev
Watson
Helen Brgert
Refusal of Discounted Travel for Spring Vacation Students
The Western Passenger association informed President Searley that 1800 students will not receive reduced rates for spring homeward travel. Since the State Normal School at Cedar Walls opened, students have enjoyed fare at ave and a third across roads. The interstate commerce commission rulings bar special treatment, applying to all institutions nationwide. Also noted are funeral services for John George De Guettier, who died after burial in Catholic cemetery following services by Rev Meagher. De Guettier, born February 1847 in Frattenheim, Germany, had lived in Dumont, Iowa for 21 years.
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Western Passenger Association
Haa
Searley
State Normal School
Cedar Walls
Western Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
John George de Guettier
Independence
Meagher
Frattenheim
Aesaen-Darmstadt
Germany
Dumont, Jows
F. J. de Gunther
Neville dies at 87 after long jewelry career
Neville, surviving wife and three daughters, died at age 87 after residing in Ackley since 1865. He conducted a jewelry business for many years but retired due to age. Born in England, he hailed from a sturdy lineage. Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon, officiated by Rev. McNineb.
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Hanjamie Neville
McNineb
Neville
Ackley
England
Garner wedding and local notices from Ackley and area papers
A home wedding near Garner ties Mr. Menso Heddeha to Miss Jena J. Cramer with officiant Jazkoon at the Cramer home west of Garner. Guests and relatives celebrate a three course dinner as friends offer congratulations. Also noted are town speaks on progress, farm cooperative finances, family visits, and a birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Ro. Wueeday.
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Thin City
Mias Etesh
Kramer
Garner
Menso Heddeha
Jena J. Cramer
Craméey
Row
HH. Jazkoon
Mies
Willie Ormer
Minpeapal
Ackley
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