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Newspaper
Ackley World
Location
Ackley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1906
Page
9
The next Tuesday voting will be at the White House on East Main Street. Various local items note events, births, resignations, and plans from Ackley including council sessions, church meetings, and upcoming poultry work. Genealogies, jurors, and local business updates fill the page alongside election guidance.
Mr and Mrs Jacob Newberger recall a 22 year old land offer near Sioux Falls when land fell from 45 to 0 per acre. Judge M. J. Wade of Iowa City visits Ackley amid talk of political posts. Frank Parker visits Sioux Falls to see daughter and son in law while letter from Aberdeen reports a healthy baby. Weather was delightful on Oct 16 and local band practice grows. Voters recall John McGrath as a solid Democratic supervisor candidate. Britt town reports strong crop yields and a soft market for horses with few sales at stock yards.
Will Barger, Burt Beach, F J Schrader, J W Schrack, Melle Vietor, Mrs C Marshall and others were noted visiting Marshalltown, Cedar Rapids, Abbott, Allison, Freeport Liltoos, Eldora and more. Several residents, including A Rogers, Derr Leach, Br G Richardson, Herman Kramer and Miss Way Hampton, were in town for personal matters, business or visiting relatives. many journeys spanned the past week and weekend, with multiple hosts in Ackley, Waterloo, Hampton and Genoa area communities.
A Waterloo area item reports O Knock suffered a stroke at his home last week, with details on his condition unclear but advancing age noted. The page also covers a marriage, local weather notes, horse shipments, railroad briefs, school equipment purchase, and multiple real estate and classifieds including property for sale and lost items.
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