Fred S. Davis Dead After Illness in Arkansas
Fred S. Davis, former Akron resident and partner in the Akron Register 1896 97, died July 26 1906 at his home in Mena Arkansas after a two week fever. He had recently sold his Gen eva Nebraska newspaper business and moved to Arkansas with his brother in law Wm Greenleaf. Davis left a widow Ida Greenleaf and two young children and was buried near Mena with widow remaining there. Elmer Greenleaf, clerk at Cobbs, is Mrs Davis brother in law.
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Fred S. Davis
Akron
B. F. Round
Akron Register
Mena
Arkansas
Davis
Geneva
Nebraska
Wm. Greenleaf
Ida Greenleaf
Hitzemann-Clementson Nuptials In Sioux City
Louis Hitzemann of Akron and Miss Winifred Clementson of Westfield were married in Sioux City on August 1 1906. The couple will establish a home in a cottage opposite Jas Whitfield. The groom is a barber with his brother George. the bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Johan Clementson of Westfield. Friends across Akron Westfield Richland S D extend best wishes.
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Hitzemann-Clemmentson
Sioux City
Iowa
Louis Hitzemann
Akron
Winifred Clementson
Westfield
Jas. Whitfield
H. Hitzemann
Hei
George
Johan Clementson
Richland, S. D
Birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Frank A Edgar
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank A Edgar on Sunday July 29 1906 in the family home.
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Frank A. Edgar
Democratic county convention names delegates in LeMars
The LeMars county Democratic convention named delegates for the state Waterloo August 7 convention and for congressional and judicial conventions not yet called. Remsen township sent the sole representation besides LeMars. Delegates listed include H J Linden, J P Kieffer, John Beeley, N S Moore, J C Cottrell, W A Julian, Thos Sutton, W J Kase, P E Arendt, I J McDuffie. Delegates to the state convention may back W G Sears of Sioux City as state committee man.
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LeMars
Waterloo
Plymouth
Remsen Township
H. J. Linden
J. P. Kieffer
John Beeley
N.S. Moore
J. C. Cottrell
W. A. Julian
Tho
Wm. Tremaine
Chas. Bowers
J. P. Beck
Fred Ahrensdorf
J. Redman
Dan O’brien
Fritz Kriege
M. P. Bogh
Sioux City
J. H. Quick
Low Rates to G A R Encampment in Minneapolis
Special excursion fare of 5.35 dollars to St Paul or Minneapolis and return via the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway for the Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Minneapolis August 13 to 16. Tickets on sale August 11 to 14 with final return August 31 1906. extension possible on small fee.
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
Grand Army of the Republic
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. R Paulailway
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Miller
Chicago
Leans overpower Fats in ten inning baseball clash
The Leans defeated the Fats 16 to 9 on the local diamond after trailing early. Slick and Bob White starred for the Leans with strong pitching and batting, while Fats’ Maxson and Frank produced notable moments. Umpire R. A. Smith oversaw a tight, rivalry fueled game and a tie likely to be played next week.
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Fats
Tommy Burnight
Slick
Avoirdupois
Fannie Adams
Orlan Moore
Bob” White
Moore
Harry Fields
Maxson
Gene Frank
Right Garden
R. A. Smith
Notice to Bid for Akron School Addition
Akron School board invites bids for an addition to the Akron schoolhouse. Plans and specs are at the Akron Savings Bank with R. D. Clark, board president, Akron Iowa. Secretary N. S&M Moon. Also lists teachers from the county at the LeMars institute and notes a Russian postal car robbery of over 100000 dollars with speculation on culprits.
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Akron Savings Bank
Akron School Board
Akron
R. D. Clark
Iowa
N. S&s
Teachers’ Institute
LeMars
Prof
O.J. Smith
Josie B. Agnes
Luvila Kinball
Edith Barber
Anna Kidd
Lola Burnett
Stella Muth
Marga Hyland
Mollie Agnes
Frances Dee
Lisle Ross
Lekkoy Buchter
Joan G. Dee
Cora Knudson
Stella Kimball
Bla Boden
Alma Lilley
Community notes thanks for help after Julius Willer's death
The family expresses heartfelt gratitude to friends for assistance and sympathy after the death of Julius Willer. They also thank for the beautiful flowers and support shown during this time.
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Julius Willer
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Guo, C. EyLanp, Jr
J. D. Farnham
E. F. Cobb
T. L. Burnight
M. A. Rants
J. B. Alexander
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Osteopathist
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F. A. Seemann
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Old Opera House
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Clark-Cilley Building
L. J. Conger
Baker Building
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Rounid & Smith, Publishers
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Des Moines
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Elk Point
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Rex Smith
Chase Maxson
Berry
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Russia
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Slaughter House
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Western Union College
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LeMars, Iowa
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