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Newspaper
Ackley World
Location
Ackley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1901
Page
7
Ackley Faulkner corridor sees track work as the Iowa Central repairs a pane of surface. Local residents report social evenings at Robert Francia’s home, and police presence noted as new duty begins. Multiple residents announce moves, taxes due, and notable visits, with fair weather dampened start and church notices filling the community page.
The Wellsburg mayor and village marshal face rising tensions as a deputy gears to investigate prairie chicken killings. State game warden George Lincoln orders a thorough probe to catch all offenders while locals demand enforcement of laws. Church services, real estate chatter, and county farming notes fill a wide page with regional updates and light local color.
PERSG Po Ala Rev Bently of Sioux City visiting relatives there. Miss Maud French returns to Cedar Falls. Mike Nix of Hubbard a business visitor Friday evening. Mrs Henry Whiteside returned from St Paul. Rev Brooks of Faulkner visiting two Ohio brothers. Fred Trainer to Grinnell for Iowa college third year. Gotthilf Raisch visited city to see ill wife. Mrs C Stieler returned from Wisconsin. W A Young at Dendar Rapids with son Hurl entering Coe College. Henry and Albert Nicklas travel to Pennsylvania. Mrs William Aldinger to visit California brother. Mrs Bartha and son from Helena, Montana visiting YP Rule family. Young man to attend University of Michigan. Roy Baoadle of Waverly, Rosenberg of Independence, and Young of Manson in town between trains. students at Iowa College. J S Whiteside Sr and wife return from Clear Lake, staying a month, then Pasadena. John Hurley visiting friends after Eldora trip. Miss Anna Sicard returns home from Freeport. Jenny Younker buys Bakker residence for 2300. possession November 1. Town Central August earnings 206010, up 11846 over 2000. Last week earnings up about 5000. Mrs Gotthelf Raisch improving at Kuslan home. Change Is Significant, George Collins turns Des Moines Labor Day into socialist campaign meeting. Ten thousand on grounds. Collins predicts socialist revolution. Fourteen thousand participants in parade. Subscribe if you are not reader.
In passing items, Morse jewelry services continue at the Baptist church on September 16. Stefiton was away on a business trip to Belmond Monday. Carpenters began work on A C Weber's house Tuesday. Jews mark a new year with a holiday Saturday. Forepaugh Sells circus visits Webster City on September 17. Hilnots Central sells excursion tickets to Webster City at one and one third fare round trip, on sale September 19 to 20, 1901, M. N. Rouse agent. Buckeye on the D M I and N I rail line touted as a strong trading town twelve miles southwest of Iowa Falls. Unclaimed letters at the post office addressed to Thomas Dardis and Miss Grave Irmish. A Chaver Up remark notes Wrantz's new summer dress panel and oval mounts while advising to see him for summer attire.
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