Aokley and Round About Remember the Fair Next Week
Community notes from Ackley cover a fair reminder next week, local social events including a young people picnic, a Hibernian ball planned at Martin’s Opera Hall, and various town notices. Births, deaths, marriages, and licenses are listed along with upcoming court terms and school reopenings. Local trades, land sales, and farm activity populate the scene with updates on circuses, sermons, and weather effects on eclipse viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riday
Matt Kubly
Katie “Nithouse
Parkersburg
District Court
Eldorn
Hindman
Martin’s Opera Hall
Fridy
Council Proceedings At Mayors Meeting On Water Works
Regular town council session presided by Mayor Roberts. Finance committee audited bids for water works and utilities. Motions approved to pay bills, levy a five mill tax, and assess property value in Ackley for water services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ol Myor
A. Rite
A. G Stock
Andrew Bath
Lanrhee
Poe
Kaebethofer
Roberts
Lrouheng
Gow
Dart
Seevine
M. A. Greer
Age
DE ‘ Jawad
Ahiaul
W. Ruskie
Town of Aghby sinking fund valuation and tax measures
The council discussed the assessed valuation of Aghby for a sinking fund. A motion to reduce the salary of midstand nightwater to 345.00 per month failed. A tax of ten mills was proposed on Ackley’s valuation for general purposes. Council adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aghby
Phinney
Joynson
Ackley
All About People in Relnland and Nearby Visit
A jumble of town news lists residents and visitors across Relnland and nearby areas. John Kenefick of Relnland and Johnson from St. Louis are noted among several local trips, weddings, family visits, and town events. Visitors include Tom Moran from Chicago for his sister’s wedding and Mrs. Lynch of Emmetsburg with her mother-in-law. Several locals travel to Des Moines for the state fair and to Dubuque for family ties, with farming notes on cribbing corn and new granaries under construction.
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EM Bebrends
Belrends
Eorge Weber
Efe
S.J. Alderson
Williams
Austin
Minn
Iowa Central Railroad
Des Moines
Paints
Uthwest
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Texas
Arkansas
Dakotas
Wyoming
Utis
John Kenefick
Relnland
Lenway Wis
Oh Johnson
St. Louis
Folin Rath
Kearney
John Cunningham
Dimunt
John
Degumisher
W. FB
Jacob
Belmond
Tom Moran
Chicago
John Lynch
Emmetsburg
Lynch
Tom Ewing
A. F. Girard
Dubuque
Ellen Schade
Geo
Martin Lamm
Freeport
Henry Schrider
Jennie Freeze
Allison
Butter County
John Ieeker
Daniel
Parkersburg
Llenty Nicklas
Afrs
Dan O'Hearn
Grinnell
Low
Gay
Georgie
New Watford
Iowa
A. Barquin
George Dental
Lily
George
Alexander
John Whiteside
A. Smith
G. W. Blake
South Dakota
Nellie Kiley
Falls
issueNe
Sun
Martin
Chas
Gonettes
Rube Bolander
John Trambower
Will
Pete Gallus
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Ackley
Mr. Tarr
Minneapolis
Akeley Lumber Company
W. A. Rath
A. T. Lusch
Waterloo
Mr. Lusch
Town Trust and Savings Company
Moss John
Dan
Michael Meagan
Willian Hayes
Paulkner
Dom Meacin
City salaries cut and market notices crowd ad pages
The city marshal George Darth’s salary is trimmed from forty five dollars per month. Miss Anna Loosia’s store page draws attention with new stock arriving soon. Advertisements promote chicken sales at Taser and Govttel, old hens turning up for sale, and several farms and city property offered by A G Stock and others.
Prank Seidl Tits Opens New Blick Smith Shop
A fragmented ad notices Prank Seidl Tits opening a new blick smith and repair shop in a former building, advertising dry goods, cheap bread, paints, hats, window shades, and a 240 acre farm for sale near Waterloo. The text mentions various names and businesses, including Birghard's Restaurant and Pfander's millinery, with no coherent narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seidl Tits
Thea
Also Mentioned on This Page
John M. Nix
Jowa Central Railroad
Noni
BimMeey
Te Mudi
Te Pee Reledyt
Qtelingis Central Railroad
Burrington
Horthernay Abbott
Thom
Bas
P. Tits
Lown
Aokley
Farrier Phinney
B.A
Hugh Whannery
Mia
Blannery
Ringling Brothers Circus
Waverly
Cherokee
Martin & Sons
Wieck Steffen
Waulkner
Wyatt Johnson
Joan Miller
Sybo Kramer
John Burma
Kruger
Dubuque Theological Seminary
O. Berg
Jacksony Minn
Wubbard
Glarion
Jollo
Geo. Limburey
Britt-Town
Obtatoa
Saim Raymond
Robert Francis
Danaa
Arton
Tve
Kaneib
Frank Seidl
Schoeneiel Building
Federal Court
Cedar Rapids
Billy Hayes
Hagenstein
Presbyterian Chorch
Harhart
Detroit
Michigan
Ci ER G Bis Chas
Bartle
Brun Harms
W. 2
Grubb
G. A. Lockwood
Lown Tall
Chas. Lee
Anta Loos
Wyeryllng
Pric
Bsser& Goettel
Ross BE
I'voss
Mihanke's
Snoob and
Junkermann’s
Council Proceedings
George Darth
Linanees
Anna Loosia
Aqeley Markets
Tim Wournp
Soap, Jacob & Tunkermann, Soap
Taser
Govttel
Koosky Elt Bros
PD. Scnrompin
Adies
Rose T. Fuass
Choice Farms
Mnquireot
A. G. Stock
Herrister & Limberg
J. W. Cloak
Conevia
Hutter
Tate Tm
Ann
Barmars
Esgar & Goetiel
Birghard'’s
Rosa Ti
Fuesst & Goettel
Jacob & Junkermann
ELL
Boucher & Son
C. I. Pfander
Anna Loosa
Black Hawk County
Althouse
Wornpotice
Pbliquirs
Roouar
Bank of Ackley
Mardin
Cail
Frodden Lumber Company
Hardin
Franklin
Butler
Grundy
Elecicer
J. Martin & Son
Acrley
Pfander
Mat F
Odea C. FP. Pfander
Heinz & Carstens
Heinz & Garstens
Knickerbocker Roller Mills
Roosevelt Brothers
Ifice
Main Street
Actdoy
Sawyer
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