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Newspaper
Ackley World
Location
Ackley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1913
Page
2
A fragment from the Ackley World shows subscription terms and notice of publication. It includes price details, post office filing, and mentions editorials about law reverence and public figures. The text also discusses cathedral politics, local dealers, and mentions Schmidt and a Home Grown Cure commentary.
The Burr Oak Herald editor corrects a misquote asserting that freedom of the press means newspapers should be unpaid for years by the public, insisting that reporters deserve timely payment and fair compensation for their work.
Guthria in King county Texas features a $15 000 jail with no inmates in three years. The sheriff and his family reside in the jail's lower section. The county lacks a county attorney and has no practicing lawyer. A note from ex congressman John F Lacey of Iowa praises apples and Midwestern fruit while discussing broader trade and economic signals including steadier business confidence and fewer failures.
A long, opinionated piece argues the country child has better air and grounding while the city child enjoys vast opportunities. It contrasts nature, schooling, and self-reliance with urban incentives, cites poetry and proverbs, and notes figures like Governor Folk amid broader social commentary on abstinence and era morals.
The message urges purchasing from home merchants to aid Ackley and its people. It argues buying locally supports taxes, schools, churches, and local industries, and provides personal help during misfortune. It emphasizes examining goods and benefits to both merchant and buyer.
The article notes how weather affects a busy man with missions. It contrasts sunshine lifting spirits with weather mattering less to those driven to achieve. It humorously critiques drivers and workers who chase effort over practicality, suggesting wheelbarrows show simple, stubborn persistence.
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