School Notes Preview Moves and Vacations
Seniors are finishing essays with under three months left in the year. Students Menning and Henry enter school, with Menning in 11th grade and Henry in 7th. Exterior doors on both school buildings switch to outward opening, and fire bells are being updated. School is not in session this AD epidemic period, three weeks earlier than planned. Several teachers plan vacations out of town. One student relocates to St Paul. others travel to Des Moines and Marion. First literary program for the new high school will be Friday afternoon, with a large audience expected.
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Ohn Menning
Brother Henry
Mies Seria
Des Moines
Misa Roberts
Mine Kiether
Marion
Hepp
St. Paul
Seed buying urged for homegrown crops in Iowa
The Iowa Agricultural College urges farmers to buy seed produced in their own county to ensure better germination and maturity. It warns that seed from distant regions, especially the south, yields poorer results and may disappoint. People with excess seed should notify the undersigned with variety, maturation time, and quantity to help others in their area.
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Aeed
Thin
P. G. Houpen
Townm Agricultural College
Amey
Towa
Milk Record Of Frank D Power Farm In West Oneonta
Feb dairy report for Frank D Power lists ten cows producing milk with a 6206-48 record. Feed costs totaled 96304, and the farm emphasizes dairy as a core, profitable activity, reflecting core agriculture practices in the region.
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Frank D. Power
West Oneonta
Allison Aides Contest For State Delegates In Early Caucus
Third party lines form as Allison forces claim forty eight delegates in a Washington Township caucus and list district breakdowns to reach seventy three of ninety six. Reports note Butler, Black Hawk, and other counties pledged, while Cummins supporters press for favorable counts amid local political maneuvering. A separate fire destroys the Elbaora Walter block with losses around 10,000 and insurer claims. other local items cover a road quarrel and a postponed civil suit involving Mrs Heisler.
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AE Allison
Dislonquet
Allison
Ube
Tates
Hudhsnan
al- Neon
Um: Wine
Washington Township
Aliana
Butler
Blackhawk
Aix
Followa
Delaware
Dubagne
Buchanap
Bremer
Franklin
Alison delegates chosen for city convention caucus
The Alison men will control the convention and select twelve delegates favorable to this candidacy. Delegates from this district to the national convention include Dr. J. B. Guthrie of Dubuque and J. Sheffter of Hagie Grove.
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Alison
J. B. Guthrie
Dubuque
J. Sheffter
Hagie Grove
County Convention Called for Ackley March 24
Democrats of Hardin County meet in Ackley on Monday March 24 at 2 o clock to select seven delegates for the state convention in Cedar Rapids. March 26, township chairmen will govern. Also contains dubious medical ad text warning about diphtheria remedies and Hall's Catarrh Cure.
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Ackley
Hardin County
Cedar Rapids
Brezin
Qhairmano Dew
Cent, Com
Heisler Offers Settlement in Damages Case
A disputed suit tied to Heisler includes an offer of 16000 dollars claimed as uninsured. The report notes a broader political context as House members contemplate motto changes for coinage and local election maneuvers in Butler County with factional splits over delegates.
Jefferson Banquet Set for Des Moines April 2 1908
Des Moines hosts the sixth annual Iowa Democratic Club banquet at the Savery hotel on April 2 1908. Principal speakers include William J Bryan and Senator Bob Taylor with Governor Haskell and Senator Owen of Oklahoma invited. Tickets priced at $1 50. Democrats urged to attend. Officers election rules note ten day filing window ending March 20.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Democratic Club
Savery Hotel
William J. Bryan
Bobb Taylor
Haskell
U. S
Owen
Oklahoma
George F. Brinhartie
Neweast Manter
Democrata
H. C. Evans
Dea Moings
J. 8
Cunningham
Knoxville
A. K
McCook
Shell Rock
Seerley to speak at Ackley like April town event
Seerley, president of the Town State Normal School Cedar Faire, has consented to deliver an address in Ackley in early April. A donation and a related event with Ackley High School students are planned. The article honors the late Mrs. W. Mixon LeRoy as a Christian woman of fruitfulness and influence.
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Sheerey
Town
Seerley la
Ackley
Alan
Bearley
Presbyterian Church
Deborah
Ruth
Esther
Martha
Mary
Jeana
LeRoy
Minnesota
W. Mixon Lzoy
Re elect Moore as Sup t of School Board
Moore was re elected to serve as superintendent of public schools with a salary of 1100 dollars for the coming year. At the board's reorganization F H Rule was again chosen president. several minor bills were approved at the regular meeting.
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F. H. Rule
W. A. Moore
Méaibere
F. H Rule
Season's lecture course promises better talent than before
Arrangements with Midland Lyceum bureau Des Moines set for 1808 0 season with two hundred plus dollar guarantee and five entertainments. Tickets priced 1 75. Obituary Mrs Vroom Margaret N Blaa born January 18 1851 Wayne Steuben ork died June 20. Marriage to Dr O W Vroom produced two children George and Pearl. Mrs Vroom joined Presbyterian church in Ackley 1887 and remained a devout member.
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Midland Lyceum Bureau
Des Moines
Vroom
Margaret N. Bilaa
Wayne
Steuben Ork
le Roy
Minnesota
Asp
Tmerest
O. W. Vroom
George
Pearl B. Vroom
Wedding of Heykens and Martin Ends in Joyful Chicago Honeymoon
The wedding of Heykens and Martin united a prominent Ackley couple, with the ceremony led by Rev Jonan, attended by many relatives and friends. The couple departed for Chicago and other places for a lengthy honeymoon, as friends offered best wishes for a long and happy marriage.
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Athia Shrine
Hoykens
Rey
Jona
Chicago
Frank Martin
Week’s Vacation Due to Illness Reduces School Attendance
Because of widespread illness among children and many missing days, attendance at school fell sharply and the schoolhouses were closed last Friday for one week, disrupting classes and related work.
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