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Ackley News in Brief and Obituaries
Local notes report Mrs. Mary Lamm visiting Iowa Falls and residents like George Hanig new Franklin Street home. Births include a baby boy for Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Meyer and a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. A Hardin. Rev. Krause to assist revival meetings. town visitors from Ames, Texas, and Nevada. Obituaries note Mrs. Meints death at 89 and Harrison Morton Grice's passing at 27. Uncle John Stetten injured by a fall.
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Womp
Mary Lamm
Lowa Falls
C. Beach
George Hanig
Franklin Street
Amelia Rath
Waterloo
John
J.J. Miller
Geo. Meyer
Henry W. Althouse
Thos. Krause
Allendorf
Iowa
Wetzel
A. Hardin
Amistad
New Mexico
Hardin
Mary Rath
Taylor
Esther
Luya
Geo. W. Taylor
Shear
Tjark Meints
Tjarks Meints
Towia
Wellsburg
Ackley
Minnesota
German Reformed Church
Hoefker
Harrison Morton Grice
Faulkner
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Joplin
Lvangelical Church
Methodist
Rosa Clarkson
Licking
First Evangelics
F. W. Kxoanig
Wain Kopacek bakery thanks Ackley patrons and ads
A local bakery firm thanks the Ackley public for patronage and promises continued first class bread cakes and lunch service. The notice mentions a carload of Burbank sturdy potatoes on track the latter part of the week and urges shoppers to compare prices. Also an invitation to try oysters at the Bismarck Cafe and a playful line about soup cakes and a voter in a humorous style.
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Wain & Kopacek
Wd. Mopac
Personal mentions from town and county visits
A series of brief social notes lists residents and visitors from Town Falls Clemens Grinnell Hampton Alexander and nearby areas. Entries mention Mr Prainer Miss Gertrude Micott Miss Della Butt Grace Yenny Ren a Martin and others visiting or resuming work after absences. observations include trips by automobile and family connections.
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Mr. Prainer
Town Falls
Gertrude Micott
Misa Della Butt
Clemens
Lester Vanney
Gripnel
Coe College student writes of studies and campus life
Herman Humke describes a busy term at Coe College in Cedar Rapids Iowa. He details studies in psychology Greek mathematics and classics plus Vesper Choir and cross country. He notes a minstrel show, a 10–0 football loss, visits by Taft Roosevelt Hughes and Bryan, and a college YMCA campaign that raised over one thousand dollars for European prisoner relief.
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Cepar Ramps
Iowa
Pershing
Ackley
Tawa
Desi
Willard
Tate
Ian
Toileze
Grinnel
Coe Penlly
Cedar Rapids
Taft
Roosevelt
Hughes
W. J. Bryan
William J. Bryan
Con
Coa
Coe
Letter and local ad notes
A casual missive references a hotel stay and a banquet served this evening as the writer signs off with affection. An unrelated advertisement for piano purchases appears, followed by a cafe promotion boasting fresh oysters and select quality.
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Renee
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Chaco
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al Abbott Crossing
Bart. West
Chas. McIntosh
City
Coleman
Texas
Chev. Young
F. J. McGreevy
Nevada
Pry
Allison
Florence Abbas
Lampton
Bismarck Cafe
Yarhau
United Evangelical Church
John’ Stetten
Bismarck
HWW
UW. G. Heach's
Grace Yenny
Rena Martin
Grinnell
Iown College
Kramer
Albert
Hampton
Arends
Alexander
W. F. Meyer
Krig
Meyer
Herman Humke
Coe College
Printzess
Gur
Scettel
Son’s
Ackley, IA
At & Bwell
Herman G. Homi
Mowkkay & Lammmrs
Gbixmarck Cafe
Browney
Ics
Pritt
Ure Kimball
Frodden Lumber Co
Roosevelt Brothers
Prudenrsie
H. H. Heetland