First class gasoline engine for sale in Ackley
An old classified notice advertises a five horsepower gasoline engine in first class condition at half original price. Also promotes cheap old newspapers for shelves wrapping or carpets. Adds distributing agents offer free samples from Blumer's Perfumed Laundry Starch in Chicago. Found tire on Friday near the north road, owner to claim via lock box 076 Acklay Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackley
Gale
Blumer
Lincoln Ave
Chicago
John Shugar
jAcklay
Lowa
Obituary of A. F. Mayer, Ackley pioneer cabinetmaker
Wednesday afternoon obituary notices mourn A F Mayer age 811 years 11 months 21 days born in Germany came to America in 1848 settled in Stephenson County Illinois learned cabinet making in Freeport moved to Ackley in 1860 died last week Funeral services conducted by Rev George Berveman at the Meyer home and burial in Ackley cemetery with surviving wife Louisa Meinzer Meyer and children Shar man Rath Luella Meyer Mrs George Gruener and a son Ward plus brother Henry Leaf River resident noted.
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IF. Mayer
Mr. Meyer
Wodenfelt
Lippe Detmold
Germany
America
Stephenson County
Ilinois
Freeport
Meyer
Ackley
Louisa Meinzer
Maggie
Hornberger
Td- Ward
Sharman Rath
Luella Meyer
George Gruener
Des Moines
Henry
Leaf River
First Evangelical Church
Meyer Home
George Berveman
Speuinive
Ackley Countel
Sumner Plans Run in Third District Primary
Sumner asserts he will enter the June primary for the Republican nomination to Congress in the Third district. Reports note opponents undaunted by Delbart’s proclamation include candidates from Black laws Ickett, Sweet of Brewer, and Pickens of Delaware, with Connolly also in the field.
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A.D. Sumner
Delbart
Peraps
Black Laws
Ickett) Sweet
Brewer and Pickens
Delaware
Connolly
City News in Brief adverts and local notes
Miss Edith Symington visits Tows Falls today while Dr. Potter and wife tour Waterloo. Various residents and visitors are noted in town, with court attendance and a prison term for Howard Andrews. Local auctions, farm sales, church notices, lyceum ticket promos, and upcoming concerts fill the week with community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Symington
Tows Falls
J. L. Potter
Waterloo
Dante Eiler Wan
Hampton
Court
BH. Mallory
Irvin Bleeker
Presbyterian Church
Personal Mention Columns From Ackley And Surrounding Areas
William Gresslin visited Waterloo on Saturday while Mrs Mannatt of Hampton and F J McGreevy traveled for professional business. John Eisentrager and Henry Schultz visited Hampton and Town Falls with family. Emma Kilebenstein and Miss Anns Hemenway were in Ackley and Cedar Falls respectively. George Kwall and daughter, N A Swahoda, CG A Williams, Mrs Mary Becker, Mrs Bardell, Will Graves and others appeared in local activity. The Lyceum Committee announced this season’s course will be in the Presbyterian church. William Sehmideke shipped hogs from Town Falls. Grastinger Times editor bought a 160 acre farm at 8101.
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George Ott
Parkersburg
Krene DeBerg
Kesley
Geo
Wolf
Faulkner
William Lancer
Wilson
Minneapolis
Sheriff Walsh
Howard Andrews
Anamosa
Andrews
Jacob Schechterle
William Laipple
C. Schmalle
Waterloo
John Boland
Forest City
Cottonwood County
Minnesota
C. J. Doepke
Omaha
Petersen Brothers
Cedar Falls
Marshalltown
Boone
C. A. Gran
Jordan
George Kwall
Lisbon
North Dakota
Kienenberger
Clint Balzer
William Gresslin
Mannatt
Hampton
F. J. McGreevy
Trampop
John Eisentrager
Anns Hemenway
Ackley
F. B. Ellers
Storm Lake
Henry Schultz
Town Falls
Geneva
City
N. A. Swahoda
Leavenworth
Kansas
Emma Kilebenstein
Grundy Center
Robert
Francia
CG. A. Williams
Thomas
Oklahoma
Will Graves
Enid
Lyceum Committee
Presbyterian
Sehmideke
Go One Herroer Manager Returns Sour Tone
A new mill manager, disliked quickly by workers, asks a weaver why hands resist him. The weaver recalls a previous gift, a silver teapot, and jokes that leaving might fetch a gold bath tub, reflecting union era humor and petty office satire.
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Tony
Robert
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Ino
Wan
Smoke
Glo
A. F. Meyer
Sumner
C. A. Kramer
City News In Brief
Kellogg- Haines
Francis Hanig
Waesley
Iowa
Aanig
Alsidus Victor
R. H. Blackmun
Mason City
F. J. McNeil
Eldora
Alma Frantz
Stoddard
Frantz
G. Roosevelt
Rose Croix Lodge
K. of P
Henry Henning
J. Jansonine
Mr. Jansonius
A. M. Spitman
Fred Jansonius
Corneil Bluffs
James Lynch
B.C. Beach
Dubuque
F. E
Rule
John Lisuwen
Belmond
Toledo
Tom Genero
D. D. Lueach
Joseph Ney
Primghar
Pater Lieuwen
Balmond
George Bearer
Meservey
Herman Schultz
Bart
J. E. Snowden
Ralph Burnside
Raymond, Wash
Cendar
Falls
H. EH. Thoren
Chattanooga
Tenn
Daisy Leach
Will Schultz
Ft. Dodge
Miss Leach
Harn Leach
Schultz
F. J. Martin
B. F. Benson
Thief River Falls
Pennington County
Brother Benson
Mary Becker
St. Paul
Tischer
Sehlampp
Charley Weber
Bardell
Freaport
Ludwig Hirth
Des Moines Register-Leader
Grasttinger Times
Fera
Shapaly
Ohm Kelly
OTN Kml
Dull Top
Walt Safe
Doopke & Butts
Corner Boot and Shoe Store
B.L. Trey Qler IN
Funeral Idirecytor Aan
Coats
Berlin
Santa
Hoya
McNeil & Blackmun
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