League Tourney Dates Set For Plymouth County Farm Bureau Baseball
The 1929 Plymouth County Farm Bureau baseball tournament will be held at Merrill September 19 to 22 with ten teams split into American and National Leagues. Led by M O Monroe, a committee including Braun Sheehan Moser Kilker and Schorg oversees play. Four top teams from each league advance. doubleheaders begin daily at 1 30 p m. An out of county umpire will be used and proceeds benefit nonparticipants. A Friday September 29 benefit dance closes the event week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Sheehan
LeMars
B. B. Moser
Remsen
A. F. Kilker
Merrill
Herman Schorg
Tribune Tourna Iment
Sioux City
Marion
Higin
Fredonia
Meadow
Hungerford
Lincoln
Plymouth
Stanton
Washington
Marion Americans
Stanton Na
Fredonia Americans
Remsen Americans
Meadow Americana
Washington Nationals
Merrill Hall
Grand Union Sunday School Picnic in Akron 1882
A clipping from Akron dated 1882 notes a Grand Union Sunday School picnic to be held at E. W. Bonney’s grove four miles north of town on August 9 1882. The invitation extends to all residents of Iowa and Dakota, with a 9 a.m. departure. Committees cover tables conveyances means and general oversight, listing multiple locals involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Register-Tribune
J. C. Bonney
Chatsworth
Grand Union
E. W. Bonney
Iowa
Territory of
Dakota
W. G. Farnham
A. L. McGinnis
H. J. Muhs
Frank Kennedy
Mertie Newman
John Hammon
H. H. Sargent
M. L. Disbrow
A. P
Douglass
Birth Announcement in Westfield Township
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Gerhart Johnson of Westfield township on August 28, 1929. The Register Tribune job department offers printing services and invites local support over out of town solicitors, with phone contact at 36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerhart Johnson
Westfield Township
Register-Tribune
Akron and area notes mix of travel and events
Local mentions include Miss Murel Bradley heading to Webster to learn about the city and schools, plus a Labor Day style notice of Bargains in next week's edition. The column recounts visits from Omaha and Iowa trips, a Wm Hoschler return, scuffles with a car accident, and a typhoid warning urging pasteurization of milk to prevent disease.
Auto Crash Near Tucker School House Leaves Several Injured
A late Sunday crash at the Tucker school house intersection left John Van de Braak of Westfold township and Abraham Miller of Johnson township injured in a two car collision. Miller’s wife and two children plus relatives were in his sedan when it was struck and rolled over. Van de Braak’s car carried his wife and four children who were thrown clear. Mrs. Van de Braak sustained a severe collarbone fracture. The Miller baby survived a fall from the wrecked car, found unharmed after the fire. The intersection is described as dangerous due to high banks and obstructed views.
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Itown
John van’ de Braak
Westfold
Abraham Miller
Johnson Township
Miller
van de Braak
Akron
Tucker School
Obituary Notice for F M Stick and Family
The text notes her passing and pallbearers were six class girls. Survivors include her parents Mr and Mrs F M Stick of Avalon two sisters Mrs Ivan Thompson of Denver Cole and Miss Eileene Stick of Chillicothe a brother Harold of the home one grandmother Mrs Mary Hussey of Bedford and one grandfather Geo Stick of Akron. Interment was in Avalon cemetery.
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F. M. Stick
Avalon
Ivan Thompson
den Ver
Cole
Eileene Stick
Chillicothe
Harold
Mary Hussey
Bedford
Geo. Stick
Akron
Avalon Cemetery
Rat Killing Demonstrations Planned in Plymouth County
Plymouth county will host a series of rat killing demonstrations the week of October 21 to 26. County Agent M O Monroe announces two demonstrations daily to cover all parts of the county, using calcium cyanide, led by Fred Butcher of Town State College. Similar events in Sioux county drew 50 to 120 rats killed per meeting. farmers with many rats are urged to contact Monroe to schedule sessions on their farms.
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Plymouth County
M.O. Monroe
Fred ‘Butcher
Town State College
Iowa
Sioux County
Monroe
Maytag Reports Record Six-Month Earnings Increase
Maytag Company of Newton Iowa reports six months ending June 30 net profit of 5 286 122 up 27 percent from 1927. Net sales reached 13 106 283 with cash on hand 1 696 645 and total current assets 9 492 392.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maytag Company
Newton
Iowa
Maytag
Akron Man Slugged Robbed Near Sixth and Steuben
Fred Pelroy of Akron, 34, was slugged and robbed of $2 by an unidentified man in the Sixth and Steuben streets area Saturday evening. Pelroy received first aid at the police station and returned to Akron as detectives hunted for the assailant.
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Akron
Sioux City Journal
Fred Pelroy
Sixth and
Steubenstrasta
Sixth
Steuben
Pelroy
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Paris
Libby
Margerine
Mystic
Arm & Hammer Brand
Northfield
Silverberg Bros. Co
L. K. Burket
Hor Tribune Bldg
Yourex
Murel ‘Bradley
Webster
S. Register-Tribune
Wim. Hoschler
Omaha
Creighton
T. L. Barnight
Ison
Robert
Okoboyi
Howard
Lewison
Seele PA Folay
Loek
James ‘Rous
C.D. Cook
Onawa
Towa
C. B. Zorn
C. F
Medixpolis
Aug. Lundgren
Rex Pollock
Lundgren
Burlington
Pollock
Iowa City
Akron Boy Scouts
C.f.boliman
Hugh Chamberlain
Boy Scout Committee
Botman
Schaefer
Tom Delaney
Vermillion
Delaney
Wim. Whitehouse
Illinois
Missouri
Herman
Alfred Miller and Son
St. Louis
Frank Ackerman
Staunton
Abe Roberts
Iowa State Department of Health
Parowax
Ile
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Akron, Iowa
OLSON
Olson Sporting Goods
Spencer
Tucker
Olsons
Whitehouse
Rhe
Olgon
Daily Constitution-Tribune
Chillixcothe Mo
Hoth’ Stick
Toth Stick
St. Luke's Hospital
Kansas City
W.W. Wilson
Town
Farm Bureau
Register- Tribune
Bate
Joe Per
Teane
Christina Bellwood
Tribune
Anquire
J. C. Kennedy
Rose Burke
Westfield
Rogelle Finzen
N. J. Brown
Majestic Rangé
Jayles
Implement.Co
Thorne
O. J. Baldwin
Bennett Motor Co
Baker
Immanuel Lutheran Church
J. Pearson
Sioux Falls
Luther League
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