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Newspaper
Ackley World
Location
Ackley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1901
Page
2
A rambling political column surveys Nebraska and national figures, governor race chatter, and party frictions, mixed with notes on liquor at a Des Moines banquet, farm land openings in Indian Territory, butter export rules, and Drake dissection room intrigue. The piece ties national politics to local party dynamics and public policy debates.
Winter weariness on walls prompts coverings from Nix with latest eastern market goods. Ed Thiele of Watts restaurant, agent for the Waterloo Jaguary, invites orders. Dr Breniman operates from Francis building near the post office. City Grocery advertises oysters.
Fragmented opinion across Iowa and Maryland shows discontent with party rules and taxation. Debates over disenfranchisement and jurist policy reflect broader Republican influence from northern states. Reports note shifting assessments and candidacy floods while local towns probe hidden wealth and subsidies.
The Brooklyn Eagle reflects on Grover Cleveland’s political career noting he never sought nominations, was the first post Civil War Democrat president, and highlighting his tariff reform stance of 1887. It portrays him as a formidable, self possessed leader whose legacy endures and shapes history despite mixed public opinion. The piece ends with a separate notice about an auction sale of furniture at J. B. Green's Hardware Store on March 23, 2001.
A collection of thrift sayings warns against small expenses that drain wealth. It notes fools spend, creditors remember debts, and borrowing brings sorrow. The piece urges careful saving, prudent spending, and valuing past kindness while highlighting practical cautions about money and time.
Reports note Berlin has 60 850 telephone lines and 14 schools where girls aged 13 and 14 are taught to conk. It cites Wright on mechanized output boosting productiveness and mentions various 1901 notices including a hardware sale, a Waterloo grocers convention ticket offer, and a Boston Salvation Army aid program.
Auction of farmers and mechanics tools set for Saturday March 28 at J. B. Green's hardware store in Ackley Jawa. The notice urges farmers and mechanics to attend this auction.
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