Ackley residents report illness and local marriages update
Illness strikes Carl Hubrecht at home after sudden sickness at work in Carstens store. Several Ackley residents attend family events, including Misa Lucile Scourick and Wyatt Atkinson’s wedding in Nevada, with plans to reside there. Other notes mention influenza illness, moving plans, a funeral in Waterloo, and a broad optimistic view of Iowa’s spring economy driven by strong bank reports and agricultural Recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hubrecht
Carstens
John DeNeuf
Earl Daughtery
Iowa Falls
Misa Lucile Scourick
Scourick
Ackley
Wyatt Atkinson
Nevada
W. G. Brockett
Henry Finnegan
Fred Sprain
Eldora
P. Peters
Paters Farm
Elda Mullane
Town
Falls
John Sherratt
Roy Risse
Osksloosa
Allen G. Close
Waterloo
Iowa
Towa
Laws
Des
Moines
Grain option contracts offer fixed risk on wheat purchase
An advertisement states option on 6000 bushels of wheat costs 11.00 with no further risk. It mentions movement of cents from option price. the sample figures include 300, 6c, 2.50, 200. Readers are invited to write for particulars and free market data. Service Brokerage Co. Dept Red 818 Wyandotte St Kansas City Mo.
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Rite Today
Service Brokerage Co
Dept Red
Wyandotte St
Kansans City
South Providence Social News Briefs
Mrs C D Martin visited Eldora last Friday. Mr and Mrs Ross G Reece were callers on Friday. Mr and Mrs Oliver Riley drove to Eldora and had supper at the Barny Chamness home. Mrs Malo Williams and Constable Lowell and Paul, visiting at her parents, Louis and Minnie Miller, returned home Wednesday. Women Missionary Society met Friday at Mrs Riley’s. eight members and one visitor attended. Missionary lessons were given by Mrs Floy Armstrong and Mrs Ethel Davis. Fairview Telephone Co held its annual meeting at Fairview church last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C._D. Martin
Eldora
Ross G. Reece
Oliver Riley
Barney Chamness
Malo Williams
Cons
Lowall
Paul
Louis B. Miller
Womens Missionary Society
Floy Armtrong
Ethel Davis
Fairview Telephone Company
Fairview Church
Local election results and community notices in 1926 Iowa page
Officers elected include Prof. Louis B. Mills secretary A Rad Mekr treasurer Clint Martin representatives Arthur Clam nitt James Reece Anne Ruddick T B Chance helps Clarence Heinshawy with summer wood supply. Woodwork crews and essay contest updates noted. School election at New Providence chose Luther Carter and Ghortie Woot for three years. Notice of administrator appointment for William Parrish estate in Hardin County names Earl W Parrish and C F Long. Dated March 16 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis B. Mills
A. Rad- Mekr
Trengurer
Clint Martin
Ne 1
Arthur Clamnitt
James Reece
Anne Ruddick
T. B. Chance Iz
Clarence Heinshawy
Robert Gutherton
Merle Mills
Morris Ruddick
Aerivol
Honey Creek W. C. 1. U
Arthur Glampitt
Lawrence Cutler
Missionary Society
Riley
Harry Ruddick
Eldora
New Providence
Luther Carter
Ghortie Woot
Hardin County
William Parrish
District Court
Earl W. Parrish
C. F. Long
W. R. Williams
Mabel A. Toward
New Providence Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
New Providence residents hosted relatives and friends from Waterloo Marshalltown and Ames. Edna Wood honored Roy Woods' birthday. Miss Fern Hart returns to school. L V Carter and Chas Woods re elected to the school board. Socials featured music club events and a St Patrick's day program at the church.
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W. B. Armstrong
Waterloo
Clarence Pierce
Iara
Homer Ware
Marshalltown
Edna Wood
L. V. Carter
Chas. Woods
Roy Woods
Helen Madden
Guy Thornton
Ropejoy
Gurney Thornton
Ralph Walton
Baby
Katie Humeston
Vinton
Carro} Palmer
Hert
Struck
Fern Hart
Chas. Wood
Joseph Pierce
Buckeye
Glen Walton
Chicago
Irving Thornton
Marguerite Rash
Lulla Pareja
Glen Rubottom
Union area records historic mill and family notices
The notice recalls local life with unions and travelers, including the birth of Marilyn Colleen to Mr and Mrs Cliff Dillon, farm movements of Cecil Claybrook and Leonard Wilson, and a historical account of Union's mill. It notes shifting residences to Galt, business reorganizations, and a fireside history of the Union mill built in 1865 and rebuilt later, with insurance details and flood memories.
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Cliff Dillon
Marilyn Colleen
Cecil Claybrook
Bride
Valentine Farm
Olive Wilson
Leonard Wilson
Galt. A
Swain
Co-Operative Shipping Association
Des Moines
Rogera
Grinnell
H. A
Leonard Hendrickson
Hubbard
Edith Smith
Union
C, OG. Laurence
Eileen Jackson
Marshalltown
G, D. Kepple
W. H. Lepley
Union Mill
John Benson
Hardin County
8. R
H. J. Benson
S. R. Benson
Alymede Benson
Lost Iowa mill and Lincoln essay fragment
Fragments describe the Aour mill near destruction by fire and later damage, naming owners and workers and noting salvage from forty years of neglect. The piece then shifts to Littell's Life Lesson about Abraham Lincoln, detailing his struggles, resilience, and conservative beliefs, emphasizing his rise to president amid civil war and rejection of socialist ideas.
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Iowa
Union Roller Mills
Bensons
FL MM. Lockwood
IL d. Benson
G. van Voorhis
Ki CL Rodwell
Lockswood and
Law
Jre
Chapin
Soni
Littcoll
Abraham — Lincoln
Charevier
Linculy Ows
Penuryy
Jove
Thesinese
Congress
Tilkiooiz
General Land Office
Springfield
Lincoln
Soldiers vote in camps for Lincoln and McClellan in 1864
In Civil War camps and prisons Union soldiers held elections using coffee pots as ballot boxes with black beans for Lincoln and white beans for McClellan. The act reflected hopes for home and peace or continued war and dishonor.
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McClellen
Lincoln
Union
Lin- Jeoln
McClellan
Radio on farms grows through 1926 report
The Department of Agriculture notes nearly 1,000,000 farm radios in use in the United States with 26 to 40 percent of farms in some states wired for radio. Past estimates show rapid growth from 146,000 sets in 1920 to 664,000 by early 1926, aided by higher power and better broadcasting to establish long term agricultural radio use. A Kansas City man seeks divorce, and a hotel stay follows as his wife pursues legal plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department of Agriculture
Department
Kansas City
Rbed
Pasture Policy Says Stock Man Should Grow Beef
A discussion by Professor Curtis on live stock growth urges expanding pastures to raise steers quickly and profitably. He argues that better pastures reduce weight gain delays, lowering risk and increasing profits for stockmen with good grazing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dhe
Valagold
Sliuncer
Curtis
Nist
Feed Ewes Liberally to Increase Lamb Crop
A survey by Ohio State University compared five flocks with high breeding rates to five with low rates. High breeding flocks had 48 percent bred ewes and 387 lambs per 100 head. low flocks had 8 percent bred ewes and 21 lambs per 100. Overall 86 percent bred ewes and 29 lambs per 100. Profit averages were $2.04 per sheep in the top flocks versus 0.5 dollars in the low flocks. conclusion credits higher lambing or brood ewe percentages for greater profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oho State University
Tamby
Uidverairy Wos
Clover Bloat Treatment Advised by Kentucky Experiment Station
Kentucky experiment station guidance on clover bloat in cattle warns against long pasture exposure after initial grazing and notes higher bloat risk from pollen-rich flowers. It advises gradual acclimation, avoiding immediate pasture access, and using formalin drench plus a saline follow-up if tapping of the paunch occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Age
Large Lamb Crop and Breeding Farm Advice
The article discusses factors in a large lamb crop including good feed at breeding, exercise in cold weather, and careful lambing. It notes growers aim to produce meat per 100 ewes under farm conditions over years and hints at issues if targets are not met.
No clear news item, scattered aphorisms on work
The text offers general advice about balance between head and heart in success, suggesting compromise between hands and arms to work, and noting worry as a misdirected path that keeps one wandering. It reads like a reflective authorial aside rather than a concrete event.
Regular and Reliable Chicago Doctor at Winchester Hotel Visit
Dr. Wilbert Shallenberger, Chicago specialist, will be at Hotel Winchester on the 317th visit, Wednesday March 31 for one day only, then returns every 28 days. Location Moorehalltown Hotel Pilgrim, Monday April 1, from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
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Wilbert Shallenberger
Chicago
Hotel Winchester
Moorehalltown
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