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Newspaper
Inter County Journal
Location
Ackley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1906
Page
8
The readable text presents a garbled scene with names like Ky, Grete, Mironst, and Leo amid scattered phrases about work, laundering, and endurance. It reads like a disrupted diary or script fragment, lacking coherent narrative or clear event.
In Philadelphia members of the Universal Peace Union marked the tenth anniversary of the order with officers' swords melted into a plow as a symbol of peace. The improvised device, later shined into a field cultivator, now sits in the Geneva hall with an inscription detailing its history.
A traveler over summer in the country jokes about large mail box numbers at a post office. The postmaster explains city offices add boxes as needed, while country offices rarely replace numbers, causing many rural boxes to have high numbers though villages remain small.
A user testimonial from Mrs. Rabat Garden of Wiley Kaya reports severe stomach pains and headaches eased after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills. She describes long suffering, prior remedies failed, then quick improvement and ongoing relief with continued use. Pills priced at $2.50 per box from Lang Medicine Co Schenectady.
President Roosevelt in Oyster Bay frames the nations welfare as tied to religion and clean living. He argues Christianity should guide conduct, cautions against religion used as a cloak for wrongdoing, and supports wealth as a trustee for good while stressing personal virtue and societal uplift as measures of a worthy life.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a reorganizational concern linked to a county attorney indictment involving individuals and groups with unclear roles. The text mentions Wane, Hawdatiet Petar Doane, and Tak Cuthy VERTIS among others, with references to Vets husjuoey and local political figures.
Chief Justice Start leads Minnesota ruling that mineral lease law is constitutional and does not transfer land title. The decision sustains private leases on school and swamp lands, preserving state ownership while enabling vast mining interests including United States Steel and J. J. Hill iron ore holdings to continue operations.
A Washington statement by George H Bowere United States commissioner of fisheries to the secretary of commerce and labor reports the hatcheries produced 1 931 854 609 fry in the past fiscal year an increase of about 200 million over 1905 The government fish cultural program is praised for serving all classes and aiding New England coastal fisheries especially Maine where the mating hatchery is noted for boosting fish abundance across the waters Uncle Sam’s mark is visible on captured cod founders and lobsters remains a familiar sign for those who know where to look
Father Worn, newly elected head of the Society of Je gny, with Father Freddie Views and Father Alfred Maertens, traveled to the Vatican on Sunday for an audience with Pope Plus.
Fragmented OCR describes a fatal incident in Mexico where children including Meliton were crushed during a collapse at the Meliton home. Father Wis Bo is referenced among murky details, with garbled phrases about recovery, Missouri, and unclear names.
Leslie Urquhart, British vice consul and noted oil-region figure, escaped serious harm after an eight-shot gun attack in central Baku on Saturday night. He sustained six flesh wounds from a revolver and a hand wound, pursued the assailant briefly before the man vanished into the crowd as authorities investigate the incident amid tensions following prior violence in the region.
Cambridge defeated Harvard by two lengths in the international boat race. The Light Blues chose favorable stations, rode a steady stroke to hold early lead, and extended it through Sheltered water and Chiswick reach. A clean, pretty contest from start to finish with Cambridge maintaining advantage despite Harvard spurts.
In St. Petersburg university students of social democratic and social revolutionary groups agreed not to oppose the October 14 reopening of universities. The move aims to end a two year paralysis of educational life in the country. In Bessemer Michigan Alfred Hansen and Henry Frank died in a car fire on a Northwestern track after falling asleep drunk. they reportedly set the car aflame with their pipes.
Ellsworth, Met Speaker Joseph Q. Cannon, of the national house of representatives, who has been active in the Maine campaign, returned to his home Sunday after the campaign concluded Saturday night.
A Daily Mail correspondent from Simla reports a speech in Asand Bengal where a Bengal mob openly urged violence against the British, signaling rising tensions and unrest in the region.
Paul Stensland is in the custody of Assistant State's Attorney Harry Olson at Tangier Morocco after a cable from Washington. President Roosevelt ordered efforts to bring Stensland to justice, described as an robber who harmed poor people and caused suicides. A swift homeward path hinges on available transport aboard the refrigerating ship Glacier.
New York reports Senator Chauncey M. Depew showing slow but steady recovery after a long retirement at Dobbs Ferry. Family sources say he has gained health and spirits, and doctors believe he could handle another session if his improvement continues. The illness was described as a nervous breakdown, details of which were not disclosed.
John son Larimer Dry Goods of Wichita Kansas files three petitions with the Interstate Commerce Commission against Mallory Line steamers from New York and against Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Wabash and about 40 other lines alleging unjust discriminatory cotton fabrics and knit goods rates to Wichita versus western centers. The commission issues an order seeking information on block signaling and electric signaling devices to fulfill a congressional joint resolution.
Roger C. Sullivan, Democratic national committeeman from Illinois, issued a sharp reply Friday night to William Jennings Bryan. He denounces Bryan for attempting to defeat Hindi congress slong candidates, questioning his honesty and sincerity in close districts.
Douglas Arizona dispatch reports Gen Luis Toren, commanding Mexican forces in Sonora Sinaloa and Lower California, declaring that sensational revolutionary rhetoric is not official policy and that no revolution is underway in the region.
John Dickinsor, 83, town marshal of Trenton, was fatally wounded Saturday night in Hopkinsville after attempting to arrest Godfrey Ray, a Black man, on a charge of wild beatips. The incident occurred as Dickinsor confronted the suspect during an arrest attempt.
An old advertising fragment touts Defiance Starch as better value with one third more starch per package for the same price. It claims the article is good and cheap and notes the brand’s extraordinary sale. Also includes a tersely implied creditor debtor exchange and a travel line promoting scenic tours via rail with path to Niagara Falls and regional highlights.
A Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph reader recalls a Harrisburg legislator known as Smith who outdrank rivals in a relay of liquor and survived a long night. He later describes returning to his hotel and waking up amid a procession of nods, a tale tied to the bed phrase.
A health note explains that hard granules of Grape-Nuts are meant to be ground by the teeth to stimulate saliva and aid digestion. It advises chewing until liquid or soaking in hot milk if teeth are faulty, claiming better digestion of Grape-Nuts and other foods.
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