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Newspaper
Ackley World
Location
Ackley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1907
Page
2
A jumble of quotes, social commentary, and brief observations covers reform rhetoric, press opinions, and public figures. The piece rails against liquor laws, prais es moral ideals, and notes political ambitions, with scattered references to Fox, Drake, Cummins, and international figures.
A partisan piece accuses the presidency of misusing public funds, praises Cortelyou as savior, and attacks George Parker. It portrays A merican Party opposition to Mormon church practices in Salt Lake City elections, highlighting anti polygamy sentiment and temple tithing.
Des Moines figures Iowa's new primary will cost 250159.84 dollars with half borne by the state and half by counties. Expenses cover resident and general election duties, same polling places and judges, but two ballots and larger printings raise costs. Total voting precincts number 92228, with aggregate expected expense around 9280,160.84. Critics say reform is costly while politicians laugh.
The article blends economic notes and literary musings, noting the income tax reveals UK fortunes with only 21 individuals earning over 50,000 pounds, 237 earning up to that, and 496 under 10,000. It explains kilowatts and horsepower, taxes, and public debt, then shifts to weather and seasonal cycles, plus brief local notices on elevator finances and a possible Cedar Falls registry venture.
A detailed Radcliffe meeting reviewed education needs and compulsory attendance for hundreds of children. Speakers praised accuracy and discipline in arithmetic, noted teacher duties beyond books, and debated proper focus for district schools amid university emphasis.
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