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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1921
Page
4
A shipment offers 130 cases of California Biberta peaches at the lowest season price. They are selling quickly as prices rise and supply tightens. Stock is limited and available now at a reduced rate before prices climb further.
The week featured a lively Chautauqua with many attendees and guests from Sioux City LeMars and Rock Rapids. Local residents including Miss Clare Doyle Mrs M C Davis and Mrs W Wilkinsop hosted and visited kin while others traveled to Akron Bronxville and Vermillion for family gatherings and medical care.
Local notes report no service at the Lutheran church next Sunday. Friday afternoon Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Oscar Carlson’s near Garland. Luther League programs planned for Wednesday with Mrs Ted Rasmusson and Mrs Hannah Sellbert hosting. Families travel between Lake Okoboji, Minnesota and Kiron, Indiana visits. Several Ericson and Olson families visit relatives, with outings at Lake Okoboji and stops at Cates home near Jefferson. Miss Certrude Cates mentioned amid social notes.
Miss Tecka Anderson visited the Sellberg home from Wednesday to Saturday last week. Miss Betty Pearson returned from Sioux City last Friday to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Pearson. A very large crowd attended the Big Springs Aid last Friday afternoon, hosted by Mrs. Eddie Anderson.
Regular services will be held at the church next Sunday with Sunday school at 10 o clock. A union meeting of Pleasant Hill Star Prairie and Adaville U B churches drew hearty attendance from all four congregations. The program in morning and afternoon pleased all. Mrs Wm Welch, her daughter Iva, and Jarl Heasley visited near Selby. Mudged Heasley spent a night at Wm Kerr’s. Several from the area attended the Richland Farm Bureau picnic at Frank Kerr’s. Edna Peck visited Eva Kerr. Wm Huff left for Billings Montana to visit his sister who is ill. The Old Time Musical Concert at Wm Kerr’s, hosted by the C I C class, was a success with earnings above expectations. Thanks to attendees and helpers especially Mr Awlis of Akron who acted as auctioneer. Charles Reams and daughter Olaf Hofstad and family Maggie Kerr and Mrs Joe Nixon fished near Elk Point last Tuesday. Dick Hamilton and family Ned Carroll and family and Harvey Noggel and family from Elk Point were dinner guests at the Reams home Sunday.
Miss Elva King will teach the fall term of No 4 school and be relieved by Miss Geneva Taylor after term. Little Lillian Dugek of Liberty Township hosted a party Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Orlan Liston, reported ill, was moved to Methodist hospital in Sioux City for care as Euya family drove to the city.
Many Milnerville residents and visitors kept busy with threshing visits to Hinton and Rivers Sioux fishing at the Thornton cottage. Families and friends traveled to Sioux City Elk Point and Minnesota while local events included a chautauqua at Wheatfield and an American Legion gathering.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a professor’s misstatement or memory lapse during a lecture. It mentions a tab a of radium and a question about the one thing that distinguishes something discussed by students. The readable text is highly incomplete and lacks clear facts or context.
In Plymouth County District Court Louis Koch files a petition seeking to quiet title to the east half of the northwest quarter of section 36 township 92 north range 48 west fifth p m. He names August Koch sole heir of William Koch deceased and unknown heirs and creditors as defendants and notifies them of the suit.
Barred and forever estopped from any right or title adverse to the plaintiff on premises amid unknown debts of William. Defendants must appear and defend before noon of the second day of the September 1921 term beginning September 26 at the LeMars courthouse. otherwise default and decree as prayed. A L Yerton, attorney for plaintiff. Pub. Aug 18, 25, Sept 2, 8, 1921.
In Towya District Court Plymouth County 1921 Herman Koch plaintiff seeks to quiet title to the west half of the northwest quarter section 36 township 92 range 48 in Plymouth County Iowa and to bar unknown creditors of William Koch deceased from any lien or interest. If you fail to appear by September 2 1921 noon at LeMars court house Iowa judgment by default will be entered. A L Whaton attorney for plaintiff. Pub Aug 18 26 Sept 1 8 1921.
Wanted men or women to take orders among friends and neighbors for genuine guaranteed hosiery. Falls for men women and children. Eliminates darn ing. We pay them an hour spare time or 36.00 a week full time. Experience unnecessary. Write to International Stocking Mills Norratown Pa 44-10 Try a Want Ad for quick results.
Akron shoppers learn of Simmons Wickless and Perfect Oil Cook Stovas offered by Lauer Bros. The announcement markets the products as top quality for kitchens and stoves, highlighting efficiency and value for local customers.
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