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Newspaper

Ackley World

Location

Ackley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1907

Page

5

Struggle for Child George Smidt Seeks Reclaim Ten Years On

A long court scene in Allison under Judge Clyde saw George Smidt attempt to reclaim a boy given to relatives as a baby. The relatives Bennings oppose the move, claiming guardianship, while a committee may decide the boy’s future after Friday and Saturday proceedings. The case highlights tensions between a separated father and kin who became guardians.

George Smidt Judge Clyde Allison George Schmidt Austinville Jobb Bennings

Ellsworth College offers vast programs and facilities

Ellsworth College in Iowa touts an equipment endowment over 500000 making it among the top founded colleges in the state. It lists a College of Liberal Arts with four year degree options and accelerated B S and B B S paths, an Academy normal school, School of Commerce, music conservatory with graduate work, and schools of expression and art. Prospective students are invited to request a catalog and visit Ellsworth to learn of the many advantages.

Ellsworth College Ellsworth Iowa College of Liberal Arts School of Commerce Conservatory of Music Orth College WA Falls 1Owa

Iowa Farm Aid and Mutual Insurance Notices in 1906 Report

The 1906 year book details state aid to county farm institutes and fairs totaling 22 210.80, with 16 508 23 for fairs. It covers premiums paid by Butler County Farmers Mutual Insurance, with officers elected and townships listed, plus tax collections and a pure pork sausage incident at Nordakog market. A taxic prize at the Chicago National Corn Show went to Bennet brothers near Ames, along with a Texas land prize.

Toealy Town Lows Department of Agriculture Arida Arida From the Money That Was Paid For Speakera Jefferson Riptey Madison Washington Monroe Albion Beaver Iowa Butler County J. Lian Vice Press W. P. Miller Sea’y A. T. Perrin Treas W. BF. Ray Albdton E. A. Richarda U. A. Jaquis Taxsic Chicago Bennett Brothers Ames Texas

Pert Paragraphs and Patchy Proverbs in Odd Humor

A washed collage of quips and malapropisms on honesty sunshine and human kindness mixed with strained metaphors aboutButtermilk love at a distance and temperamental people. It reads as scattered older prose with playful typos and coinages showing a humorous yet garbled reflection on social behavior.

Overpeck estate hearing set on contested will

In Overpeck probate case in Franklin county Osceola township the will leaves 160 acres to George Wolf who cared for the late Mrs. Overpeck. Daughter Mrs Roberts contests validity claiming a legacy of 1000. The 80 acre per acre value places the estate at about 120000. Hearing scheduled today before Judge Wright and a jury.

Eldata Wheels of Justice Mottob Wright Ackley Victory State Street George Wolf Wolf Roberts

Wells Estate Back Taxes and Land Transfers Feature Iowa Notes

The report details back taxes on the George Wells estate in Grundy County, covering 1583 to 1906 and totaling about $5,000 to $86,000, with Wells' personal property valued near $500,000 and underreported by half to the assessor. It also notes land transfers involving PHIL MONAVAN purchasing the Ed Sleehowe farm for 817,600, tracing ownership from 1865 to 1800s, and mentions a bulletin on alcohol versus gasoline economics from the Ames Experiment Station.

George Wells Grundy County Noyavell Oter Phil Monavan Ed Sleehowe Wcrea Hampton Wim. Birkett Albert Pickering Mr. Slee Agricultural Engineering Experiment Ames Chas. F. Ourties Iowa Experiment Station Iowa

Providing For the Future in Odd Caricature Snippet

The fragment shows a skewed dialogue about life insurance and savings from coupons, with garbled phrases and misread names. It mentions uncles Toor and TE and hints at Deflotensy supplying funds for old age, but overall the text is poorly legible and lacks a clear news event or context.

Kesury Village loses permit for alcohol sales crackdown

A small village known for its dry status faced a government action after a wave of enforcement. John Bode and Frank Tiscoman, merchants, Bray and Brandenberg, and a druggist faced fines as authorities shut down illicit machines and revoked licenses.

Kesury Touptty Tora John Bode J. J William Brandenberg Lefty Asarone

Burglars Resist Arrest At Independence Jewelry Holdup

Charles Marte and Antone Dusman broke into Snoo & Parker Jewelry in Independence during Oct 4. They fled to Moberly, Missouri, were captured after a shootout, then brought back to Independence to face breaking and entering charges. About 8500 worth of jewelry was recovered from a concealment. The total stolen value was 820,000. Dusman previously served time at Anamora for attempted bank robbery.

Snoo & Parker Independence Moberly Mint Charles Marte Antone Dusman Anamora Lawler Bank

Banks TELL STORY Per Capita Deposita $150-Banks of All Kinds

The report compares per capita deposits across states, noting Iowa ranks low while states like New York and Rhode Island lead in per capita deposits. Iowa shows more banks but far smaller per capita deposits, with Nebraska and other states listed in the long table of figures.

Colorado Towa Diviois Jn Ite New York Pennsylvania Massachusetts Ihinola California Ohio Missouri New Jersey Iowa New Hampshire Vermont Maine Rhode Island Atute Ofice Taalf American Bank Reporter Lowa Nevada Massachuetts Jowa Maasa Ghasetts Bankseas Connecticut Maryland Maloe Mone Bana District of Columbia Laws

TWO HAPPY WEDDINGS IN FRANKLIN COUNTY CEREMONIES AND FAREWELLS

Miss Ilsa Hanig daughter of Mr and Mrs Praode Hanig and Harry Barr wed at St Marys Catholic Church in Franklin County in a morning service celebrated by Mather Madgher. The celebration continued with a country reception, Harp orchestra, pastries and gifts. Separately Mrs Hessie Bush married Fred Welke on Tuesday at Steamboat Rock, with Ray Brackett officiating. Both newlyweds will reside near their homes as relatives and friends offer congratulations. A bricklayers crew works on the new high school building while James Whiteside fills the justice of the peace vacancy. Burton Sweer contemplates a congressional run and local notices touch on finances and local commerce.

St. Mary's Catholic Church Mise Illa Hanig Mra Praode Hani Franklin County Harry Barr Mather Madgher Willog Banda Leach Mra Hessie Bush Fred Welke Ben Biller Steamboat Rock Mra. R.busch Saxon Rep. Welka Ilving Colorado Ray, Brackett Mra. Welke Ti WorLp

The Rise of a Painter at the Salon of 1877

The Century recalls Eugene Carriere with his evolving portraits and studies of women and children. By 1880 his work earned decoration and wider notice, as misty color and softened contours revealed his sincere vision and growing genius in portraiture.

Eugene Carriere Henry Copley Greene Carriere Anoavis Saion du Champ de Mars

Bach and the miracle of the herrings heads tale

A London Academy recounts a curious tale about Johann Sebastian Bach during a journey when, destitute and far from Luneburg, a window opened and two herrings heads dropped with money left as a mysterious benefactor. Bach returned to Luneburg to perform Reluken.

Johann Sebaatian Bach Bach Himwell Bach Piatharg Luneburg Laneburg Reluken Thei London Academy

Rice In the Salt Fable From New York Press

A Victorian style tip explains how to use rice to dry salt in humid weather. Heat a teaspoonful of rice on the stove and add to the salt sinker. the rice absorbs moisture and keeps the salt dry. Twenty grains of rice suffice for a boal shaker.

New, York Preas

Idle Rich Dream With Fancy Cars And Critics

A whimsical poem imagines the desire to be the idle rich with endless leisure and luxury. The speaker envisions carriages, automobiles, multiple outfits, and exotic perks, while acknowledging the irony of critics labeling such life as parasitic yet still picturing it as ideal.

Heroin Treatment Questioned in Public Discourse

In a terse exchange a speaker questions phrasing around heroin treatment, challenging the use of the term and implying a broader search for solutions. The dialogue hints at frustration with current approaches and the need for effective options.

Nelle Among Sundry Flowers at a Sunny Wayside Spa

A fragmentary poem fragment describes a touch-me-not flower named Nelle, set beside a sunny wayside spa where shining water flows. The piece blends imagery of prickly nettle leaves, thistledown, and night sky with a June thunder mood.

Nelle

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