Ackley Iowa town profile and newspaper description
Ackley in Hardin county Iowa is portrayed as a prosperous town with waterworks electric lights quality schools Sacred Heart Academy churches and a liberal citizenry. It notes rail lines shipping facilities a population over 3000 and claims of wealth, with The World newspaper serving the community offering job printing and free notices for marriages deaths and other news.
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Ackley
Hardin County
Sacred Heart Academy
Ackle
Iowa
Ente
Worto
Jon
Omaha and Sioux City Rail Time Cards
West bound services list No.1 Omaha to Sioux City then Ft Dodge Express No 23 Local Freight east bound No 2 Chicago limited No 4 Chicago No 6 Chicago Express No 23 Dubuque Express No M4 Local Freight passenger services run daily except Sunday Keost agent North bound No 1 Twin Cities Mall daily No 3 Mason City Mail ex Sun No 6 Twin Cities Lim daily No 41 Local Freight ex Sun South bound No 2 St Louis No 4 Peoria Exp No 6 St Louis and Peoria No 40 Local Freight
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West Hound
Omaha
Sioux City
Omaha & Sioux Ci Ft
Doge Express
Dodge Express
Chicago Limited
Chi
Chicago Expre
Dubuque Express
Rim Dai
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Keost
Twin Cities
Ata
Mason City Mail
Sun
Pan No
Lim
Gaan
Pan South Bound
St. Louis
Peoria
Massachusetts Republican convention signals tariff limits
Boston October 6 a blow to immediate tariff revision and to reciprocity trade schedules led by Eugene N Foss was delivered at the Massachusetts Republican convention which adopted a platform for necessary revisions that apply to all regions and industries harmony prevailed at the gathering which re nominated by acclamation a slate of current officeholders Moody chaired the resolutions committee and the platform praised Roosevelt and antitrust interstate commerce enforcement the administration of Governor Guild was approved with remarks on public ownership
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Boston
Eugene N. Foss
Massachusetts
Moody
Preshignt
Roosevelt
Guild Wah
Prudence Fairchild and the College Suitor at Sylvan Cove
Berkeley Marshall, a gifted but penniless engineering student, falls for Prudence Fairchild at the Wellcat resort. He wrestles with money and love as she, rich and poised,暗 appears to return his feelings. A crucial private talk looms as they plan a potential reunion after the seaside visit.
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Berkeley Marshall
Terrence Marshall
Sylvan Cove
Wellcat
College
Marshall
Éylvan Cove
Marshall Halvely
Prudence Faircchild
Miss Prudence
Terrence
Rufus Fairchild
Berkeley
Gentua
Miss Wairchild
Marshal
Misa Fatrenild
Miss Fairchild
Ben Burrows
Marshall's College
Hittler
Miss Burrows
Bron&oh
Carrick
Young Condon
Bronson
Mise Burrows
Prudence Fairchild
Mohammed
The Florentine Epicure in Cornhill Magazine
A Cornhill Magazine essay contrasts the Florentine epicurean with northern types noting his contentment with leisure, independence, and modest pleasures. It depicts a marquis enjoying two francs daily, his indifference to status, and his indulgence in fine lunches amid Florence’s monuments and blue skies.
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Florentine
Florence
Cornhill Magazine
Beaconsfield's Twisting Life and Lasting Enigma
The London Standard reflects on Lord Beaconsfield born Birwuscuen raised to peerage as Lord Beaconafield, his withdrawal from public life after 1880, lack of public replies or speeches, and his death in 1881. It notes polarized memory among Conservatives and Radicals, but enduring curiosity about his character across Englishmen of all persuasions.
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Birwuscuen
Lord Beaconafield
House of Commons
House of Fords
Lord Beaconsfield
Stone
London Standard
African Sea Serpent Report From Lake Victoria
The Globe Trotter of Nairobi relays native accounts of a water python in Lake Victoria. Sailors on the Sibyl and Winifred could not explain unsettling sightings as natives describe a creature with a hippo like head, vast length, and amphibious habits. Witnesses claim forty feet or more concealed on shore banks and sixty to seventy feet offshore causing ocean like ripples.
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Central Africa
Globe Trotter
Nairobi
British East Africa
Lake Victoria
Simon
Sibyl
Winifred
Che Ment Hill
Macgregor
Suburb of Their Own Planned by Washington Newspaper Men
A group of six Washington newspaper men plan a 23 acre rustic suburb east of Chevy Chase Lake. They will build log bungalows on a forested tract, retain a country-road layout, and exclude outsiders to keep a private, non commercial community. The project aims for a peaceful, self contained settlement with minimal social intrusion.
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Washington
Washington Post
Ita
Chevy Chaseway
Law
Chevy Chase Lake
Nick Jones
Suburban Trust
Doctors Up In A Balloon In Aeronautical Medical Study
Philadelphia special dispatch reports Dr Samuel Jottinger and Dr T Chatuers Vultan of Jefferson Medical College conducting physiological research via balloon near Media Pennsylvania after nearly five hours aloft. They tested altitude effects on nervous eye and respiratory diseases with instruments from the Weather Bureau and medical societies, aided by the Aero Club of New York.
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Philadelphia
Samuel Jottinger
T. Chatuers Vultan
City
Jefferson Medical College
New York
Media
Livi
Aero Club of New York
Charles King
Philadelpha
United States Weather Bureau
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