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Newspaper
Ackley World
Location
Ackley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1901
Page
2
The fragment lists subscription prices for MK Ackley with yearly and three month options. It cites a Lincoln quotation urging reverence for mothers and spring babes, advocating national moral religion taught in schools and reinforced in public halls. The text reflects period concern with education, religion, and civic virtue.
A tribute to Benjamin Harrison highlighting his legal genius, public service, and moral character. The obituary notes his lineage, role among presidents, and the impact of his presidency while reflecting on Utah Governor Weathersby’s stance against polygamy and the legislature’s actions.
The article recalls the 1901 inauguration with 14 000 troops and vast civilian crowds, noting the pomp and ball and the cost. It also quotes a fragment from Thomas Jefferson about simplicity in inaugurations and the formal duties that followed, marking the start of a notable era in progress.
A fragmented editorial argues against excessive physical culture and music spending in public schools, urging focus on core academics. It criticizes imported art and design trends, warns against shifting away from traditional subjects, and highlights perceived national shifts in educational priorities and labor demands.
The passage mixes remarks on art forms and their teaching with political critique. It notes modeling as foundational to arts and crafts, laments disenfranchisement tied to literacy, and comments on Cuban, Irish, and Mexican politics. It references Pinkertons, Waterloo prohibitionists, and Russian policy in Manchuria, presenting a collage of opinions and cultural observations.
Rural briefs report on Radcliffe touring mill plans, a $810000 fund, and a spring start. Parkersburg votes partisan while Butler county courts handle tenancy disputes. A dog ordinance is urged, a fire limit tightens in Aplington, and schools plan graduates. Auction and business notices, births, deaths, and local improvements fill the page.
A garbled Greene county column notes social scenes with a musical cigarette novelty and a dog water sketch joke. It mentions Greene school issues, election day votes, a white girl from Wilkesbarre facing life’s dark side, and Cedar Rapids retail names amid a list of Polish and Slavic surnames in the city directory.
The text critiques American imperial rhetoric and the duty to support workers, arguing against blanket world power assertions and the motto my country right or wrong. It cautions against divine decree justifying conquest and notes the moral burden of wartime actions and public school funding.
The congregation and societies tied to the Doited Evangelical church plan a farewell for Pastor Babing and his family before they move to California. Invitations go to pastors and youth groups. the event will be at the United Evangelical Church on March 25 at 8 PM.
Short jabs at the Latty field reflect a lively campaign as candidates turn the corner. The piece critiques presidential power versus monarchy, praising Walker's senate record and regularity. It notes political ambitions, press commentary, and upcoming Northern Iowa Press meeting in Waverly. It mentions hog cholera cure trials by Illinois Central staff and Dr Smith speaking at a town editors’ association.
A glossy appeal proclaims the Sunday Republic as a superior global news daily with illustrated magazine colors and natural fashion plates. It touts high quality stories by nationally known authors, celebrated cartoons, popular music, and a $2.00 annual mailing price, available through news dealers.
Notice calls all interested to call before April 15 80 to finish Baker's penny pictures by the 14th at Lo & Melake store. Do not miss this last chance at Ackley. The Ladies of Ackley and Vicinity invited to auction sale of table and kitchen furniture at J R Green's hardware store on Saturday March 28 1601.
An old newspaper ad notes business specials for wall coverings damaged by smoke and frost. It promotes De Breniman with newest offerings at Pradeis building opposite the post office and mentions oysters at the City Grocery.
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