Army of Teachers Face Shortages in Indiana Schools
Many schools start Monday with a large number of vacancies. O'Brien and Ogagola counties report the most unfilled positions while about 27 000 teachers are employed statewide. Consolidated districts have risen to 201, up fifty since early in the year. Officials have asked for help from Indiana where supply exists but demand and higher salaries complicate recruitment.
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Aama
Tows
O'Brien
Ogagola
Indiana
Numerous withdrawals reshape candidates in state race
From the Secretary of State report a wave of withdrawals alters nominations in the primary. Democrats of Fifth district nominate Robert M. Peet, Fred L. Cash a progressive withdraws for presidential sector in the tenth district, Joe Matcalf also a progressive withdraws as presidential elector candidate in the eleventh district, J N Mailon of Hampton withdraws as senator candidate, F Haletead of Quasqueton Democrat withdraws for representative in Buchanan county, G B Thompson of Winthrop named to fill vacancy. An ancient Indian tomahawk found on a Butler county farm near Clarksville known as the Iron Clad nursery owned by William Weinberg. The tomahawk is blue flint with fine workmanship and is largely intact except for a broken corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
J.N. Mailon
Hampton
Cerro Gordo-Franklin-Hancosk
F. Haletead
Quasqueton
Buchanan County
G. B. Thompson
Winthrop
Clarksville
Butler County
Iron Clad Nursery
William Weinberg
Lukens Life in Metaphor of Dead Sea and Nile
Ray Pershing preached last Sunday on two kinds of Christians, likening the "pouring in" type to the Dead Sea that receives water yet yields nothing, and the "giving out" type to the Nile that overflows and feeds Egypt. He spoke at morning and evening services after vacation recreation.
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Jordan
Palea- One
Dondses
Nile
Egypt
Opening of School Attendance At Ackley
Ackley schools opened Monday morning September 4 with attendance totals by grade led by High School at 100 and a combined total of 238. Unclaimed letters at Bre addressed to several residents listed as dead letters and time constraints. Henry Roben of Ashton visited town last week, staying through Sauerkraut Day.
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Ackley
Fev
Sandy
S. . Surkes
Mra
Tom Fitzgerald
Abblere
Geo. F. Awthoush
VY. M
Henry Roben
Ashton
Real Estate Transfers in Hardin County Weekly Summary
Real estate transfers recorded in Hardin County for the past week ending Saturday include M.A. Tuggin to Mary Townsend transfer of lots in UMA Center preserage. Luella Tivoly to Charles Rustinell in Millworths addition to Vidora. Landy to Z H Sherman. Charles Ralt to August Deifke undivided 1 planning in 1-87-24. August Deifke to Charles Koll undivided half in ne 14 1e78. Nye to Charley Schultz lots in Ackley. Roosevelt trustee to Charley Schultz lot 6 black 02 Ackley. G C Miller to W Cresen lots 7 and 4 block 1 New Providence. Ida Nye to Charley Schultz lot 8 block 92 Ackley. Harry Nye to Charley Schultz lots block 82 Ackley. Nancy Brown to W S Elliott 0 percent lots and 9 black 7 Eldata. 5000 to 4000.
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Hardin County
M.A. Tuggin
Mary Townsend
Uma Center
Luella Tivoly
Charles Rustinell
Millworth
Vidora
Landy
Z. H. Sherman
Charies Ralt
August Deeifke
Deeifke
Charles Koll
Feeesee
Nye
Charley Schultz
Lotsa
Meck Tg
Ackley
Yepcaster
Roosevelt
Trustee Et
Black
W. Cresen
New Providence
Ida Nye
Charle Schultz
Harry &, Nye
Nancy Brown
W.S. Ethiott
Eldata
Announcements from local society and church notices
Mrs J Schrader hosts Cemetery society meeting at her home Thursday afternoon September 14. Ladies Aid Society of St John church meets with Mrs G Aldinger near Town Falls today. WGC U meet this week at Mrs J F Michaels home church next Sunday. Eleven o'clock worship with sermon Christian Mysticism. 6:45 Epworth League 7:30 People’s Popular Services. Martin Lamm attends Minnesota state fair. Robert Rath family at Waterloo Sunday. Mrs J Beving from Fostoria visiting in city. Danial Biler’s new automobile used for recreational outings. George Meyer and George adjoin Webster City visiting Wm Rabos. Miss Dorothy Sherratt of Waterloo visited last Thursday. Albert Siefken from Tura visiting Oscar Hempel’s. Jacob Greenfield work on new residence south State street completed near $4,000. Miss Mamie Soltow left for Mankato Normal School. Andrew Rath in Chicago. Mrs Rath in city week prior. Mrs George Abbas of Chapin visited St H Abbas. sister died Bloomington IL. Sisters of Charity at Sacred Heart Academy resume music instruction. Four chattel mortgages filed. one $1,100 Ackley, one $301 on Ford, two on livestock. Mrs F J Schoenhut and Mrs Dr Rabe of Marshalltown visited Schrader home. Decorating company with U S slugs and flags decorates fronts of business houses. Stars and Stripes flown for local festivities. Masonic King with Commandery Consistory and Shrine Emblems. Return to Fred E Trainer for reward.
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J. Schrader
Cemetery Society
Ladies Aid Society of
St. John's
Evangelical Church
G. Aldinger
Town Falls
J. F. Michaels
M.E
Epworth League
Faulkner Church
Martin Lamm
Chris and
K.T. Steenhard
Latimer
Robert Rath
Waterloo
J. Beving
Fostoria
Ben Lukbart
Danial Biler
Jacob Greenfield
South State Street
Mamie Soltow
Mankato
Minnesota
Andrew Rath
Chicago
Cal
Lichty
Chapin
St. H. Abbas
Bloomington
Sisters of Charity
Sacred Heart Academy
Weeks Court Record of Hardin County Terms
Judge Wright opened the Hardin county district court in Eldora for the August term. Louise Long obtained a divorce from Leonard Long. The Wareham administrator versus Fails case was continued. The Gas ta of the Enemy Auto company versus I Matar land and P Reece settled before trial. Stonerook versus Wisner was decided in favor of the plaintiff with $600 plus six percent interest and costs. Will of George Blom to be heard next week. Grand jury returned five indictments, four public. others not yet arrested. Indicted: Steve Boots, John Kelly, Hugh McIntosh, Leon Yeberg.
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Wright
Hardin County Diatrict Court
Eldora Jast
Louise Long
Leonard Long
W. EH. Wareham
Carl Fanls
Gusta
Emeny Auto Company
I. Matarland
H. Reece
Stonerook
Steve Boots
John Kelly
Hugh McIntosh
Leon Yeberg
Lost ten head of cattle strike farmer’s loss at Dyer Farm
Rodger Rodgers tenants the Dyer farm reports a herd disaster after sixteen cattle broke fence into Fred Weber’s corn field. Eleven become sick and ten high value cows died. only hides saved. Also notes death of F B Hayunga, long-time Ackley resident, aged 93, with funeral details. Weather forecast from U S Department of Agriculture Bureau cites fair weather with showers likely midweek and a warming then cooling trend.
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Rodger Rodgers
Fred Weber
Mr. Rodgers
Rodgers
Married in Sioux City Frantz and Junkermanon
Announcement of the marriage of Mrs J Junkermanon and Roy A Frantz in Sioux City on June 6 is now known to Ackley friends. They reside at the Brauning house. Frantz is son of A D Frenty and has worked in photography and Franta's Photoplay house. Mrs Frants is daughter of A D Breuning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Junkermanon
Roy A. Frantz
Sioux City
Ackley
Brauning House
Mr. Frantz
A. D. Frenty
Franta
Photoplay House
Mortgage totals of 20000 filed in Hardin county week
Real estate records show mortgages totaling 20000 filed with the recorder during the week ending Saturday. A 6000 mortgage on Etna township property appears among the filings, with other entries amounting to the balance.
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Hardin
Etna Township
Recorder
Ackley Celebrates Feast Day Amid Rain and Parade
A wet Thursday did not dampen Ackley's annual feast with bands marching and a free sauerkraut dinner. The rain spoiled the Ackley Wellsburg ball game, but Ringling Brothers circus drew thousands in nearby Low Falls while Ackley folks attended the day’s free attractions and civic pride remained intact. Bargains at Robeu's Bargain Store accompany a brief notice of a Morvia farm trade and local wanted ads.
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Schadual
Slep
Mr. Harding
Ackley
Wellsburg
Waverly
Moon
Bowery
Ringsing Brothers Circus
Lows Falls
Heasons
Ringlings
Ackley election boosts town extension and improvements
The notice urges voters to support a Sept 12 election in the Weber building on Main Street to extend Ackley city borders. Polls open 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. The plan promises higher property values, modern conveniences, and population growth from 200 to 300. William Schmedika, Radcliffe representative, campaigns for his Hardin county road and welfare agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber
Main Street
Carstena Brothers
Boslosk
Ackley
Wm. Schmedika
William Schmedika
Radcliffe
Hardin County
Local Weddings and Community Notes From Ackley
Shaw Gnade and Mabel Shaw wed at German St. John s parsonage with Rev. Meinzer officiating. They plan to live in Grand Meadow Minnesota after a wedding supper at the J J Meyer home. Osceola county sugar prices fall 25 cents a hundred pounds to 94 25. Otis Rule leaves for Gary South Dakota for new work. Ackley band plays at the Hardin county fair in Eldora. Arthur Wille visits from Wells Minnesota.
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Shaw Gnade
Mies
Mabel Shaw
Grand Meadow
Minn
Carl Gnade
St. John's Evangelical Parsonage
Meinzer
J.J. Meyer
Worup
Celebrate Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs John Steffen
Relatives and friends toast the fiftieth wedding anniversary of John Steffen and his wife. The couple has shared fifty years of life, family, and community, with a detailed account promised in next week's Tint World. The gathering occurs at their home tomorrow Thursday.
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John Steffen
Tint World
Ackley Band Program Sparks Community Courtesy
All Ackley enjoyed a military band concert in Iowa Falls last Wednesday evening, a reciprocal courtesy after Ackley's band played in the Falls. The exchange strengthens local ties as residents anticipate further mutual goodwill. Democrats to Meet Eldora Next Saturday with broad turnout urged to organize, bringing in young men. all interested are welcome.
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Ackley
Iowa Falls
the Falls
Hardin County
Eldora
Eldora County Fair Holiday For Students
A holiday will be observed to allow children and others to attend the Eldora county fair on Thursday. No school will be held that day to enable participation in the fair activities.
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Eldora
Sauerkraut Day crowds and visitors fill Ackley scene
Smattering of visitors from Belmond Mason City Dumont Des Moines and other towns stop in Ackley for Sauerkraut Day celebrations. The Ackley World staff and post office crew work through the holiday while local Methodist women raise a $100 meal fund for needy.
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Ackley World Printing Force
Post Office
Uncle Sam
Methodist Church
Mrs Ferdinand Martin awards home erection contract
Mrs Ferdinand Martin let the contract for her new home. The project is expected to cost about 84,000 Wu. Wu. The successful bidder was Flew.
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Ferdinand Martin
Wu. Flew
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Army OF Teachers
IoWa
Sadora
George Meyer
Webster City
Wm. Rabo
Dorothy Sherratt
Albert Siefken
Tura
Oscar Hempel
Faulkner
F.J. Schoenhut
Dr. Rabe
Marshalltown
F. J. Schrader
U. S
Lust
Finder
Fred E. Trainer
Fair Beginning
F. B. Hayunga
Mr. Hayunga
Germany
Elizabeth Folkers
Ben Ackerman
Folkert
Ben Hayunga
America
Freeport
Illinois
North Grundy Sounta
Hayunga
Death
Mattia Limberg
Hayange
U. S. Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Washingon
D. C
Plains Snares
Mississipp. Vallay
J.junkerman
The
Ringling Circus
Ackiey
Postoffica Force Andearal
Banda
Morvia
Mion
Contis
Jows Fauns
Robeu's
Jobn Dirks
Allendorf
Osceola County
Alendorf
Otis Rule
Gary
South Dakota
Otis
N. P. Bingen
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Ibis Ingures
Arthur Wille
Welle
Roben
Ropen
Bargatn
Lewis Fischer Jr
Walt & Kopacek
Fred Schrader
Towa Falls
A. L. Olmstead
Ralph Kelso
Mason City
Art Neumeyer
Hubbard
Jon Angstman
Dumont Laut
Ola McGuire
Belmond
H. Gnade
Gnade
Lowa Falls
William Boyce
Des Moines
Morris
Dougherty
Steamboat Rock
Sauerkrauts
Ben Hlaing
Comtrey
Miou
Lee
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