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Newspaper
Inter County Journal
Location
Ackley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1906
Page
5
A long community notice describes school closures and ongoing labor concerns, noting workers’ efforts under wartime strain. It lists educators and aides, routes of visitation, and the dedication of staff and students, with emphasis on resilience and pride in duty during nine months of disruption and economic hardship.
Portions discuss denaturation of alcohol by methods attributed to Germans, with references to complete equations, distillation, and denaturing processes. The text then wanders through fragmented notes on legal or procedural steps and a political sounding line about votes and debts, lacking coherent context or clear event.
Cummins wins county by about five to one. Ward takes the senate seat by about two to one. The tally shows Carter 192, Marks 1423, and Stevens. Details unclear due to fragment.
Eldora clinched first place in the Hardin County High School Athletic Association meet held last Saturday. Lowi Wills finished second with 243 points. Niav Provideroo Agaidomiy won the gold with top points. Med Ville Sheffield of Mhlara earned a gold medal for outstanding athleticism, while other contestants from various schools earned places and medals in the event.
Milta Bruil of Ackley, held at the police station after a stumble on a public street during a sightseeing outing. He fell from a porch step, injuring his feet, led to intoxication and a failure to complete the planned trip to Stows City, with friends and local guides involved in the episode.
Hardin County Republicans met at Milder Puewlay and chose delegates to attend the state convention. The body praised Governor Cummins and Roosevelt era reforms, instructing the delegation to use honorable means for Cummins renomination and to vote the full county ticket with no proxies. Delegates were chosen after committee appointments and a 2 pm adjournment.
A brief note claims a severe cold can be broken up in one or two days. Early symptoms include a dry cough and watery nasal discharge with a white tongue coating. It suggests taking Chamberlain's cough remedy hourly at first signs to counteract the cold and restore health within a day or two. Sold by John M. Nix.
O W Bingham an ice dealer of New Hartford lost his life last Saturday while saving his son. He left the boy in the ice wagon to help a customer, the team ran away, he jumped to shield the boy, was thrown, the wagon passed over him, the child was injured but survived, and the father died several hours later.
The body of Glenn Parker aged about 16 was found by his father in a slough near the family home at Cedaralls. Decomposition indicated foul play though the father’s revolver, missing since his disappearance on May 1, remains unfound. Authorities offered a reward for information as the case drew to a mystery.
Joe Trigg, renowned agricultural writer and editor of the Iowa State, died Wednesday morning from prostration due to overwork at his home in Rackfort, Iowa. He leaves a wife, two sons, and six daughters. a noted authority on farming, his work aided western farmers. His death is deeply mourned.
Clarence D. Skinner outlines a Neighborhood Plan to finance and operate a road drag to smooth muddy roads within sixty days. Farmers form local committees, pay quarterly dues, and hire a drag crew to maintain a designated stretch, costing under ten dollars per mile annually. The scheme aims for wide coverage and endorsement by local clubs and businesses.
Many users praise Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy though hesitant to publish testimonials. Friends of the remedy spread its word through personal recommendations, calling it a good home medicine known for curing diarrhea and bowel troubles. Sold by John M. Nix.
A boy seeks worm bait in a shady dell but finds nothing until an old angler offers soap suds. Sprinkling the ground, the man then digs and unexpectedly uncovers many worms, surprising the boy and changing the scene of fishing.
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