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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1922
Page
2
White and Green Gold Watches good makes and models in ladies and gents regular sizes and wrist watches. Emblem settings brooches pins chains charms and lockets. Good values at lowest prices. Ladies and gents pocketbooks and coin purses bill folds etc.
Special Correspondence reports Milnerville residents facing cold weather with health issues and routine farm activity. Husted supplies shelling. Milner attends Iowa City. Klomp, Melton visit. few illnesses including scarlet fever. Christmas programs at Mystic Isle and Bethel churches. bazar profits. local sports and school holiday vacation. numerous visits and community gatherings.
Special correspondence notes early Christmas Day services at the Lutheran church in Union Creze. A Christmas tree and program by the Lutheran Sunday School are planned for Wednesday evening December 27. Officers at the Ladies’ and most officers were re elected at a recent business meeting.
Peter Crane returned from Moville Iowa after visiting relatives. A baby boy was born to Geo Hummet and wife on December 18 1922. Mrs Jonas Weater tends to mother and babe. Saturday city travelers included Clara Chapman Anna Doyle and others. St Catharine's Guild met with Mrs Wm Beru. next meeting January 4 with officer elections. Mr and Mrs J Fouss Webber hosted day guests. Milo Mills and guests sang at their home.
Local society notes greet visitors and students home for holidays. A High school cast presented The Trials of Cella to great acclaim, with praise for coach Mr Carrel. City visitors included A. A. Anderson and the Lillys. Westfield school notes report Santa preparations and a Christmas program scheduled for December 22. The high school Ninth grade studies Christmas Carol while the Tenth grade finishes Tales of the King and the recent play yielded nearly $80.
Special correspondence reports no Sunday service at the Pleasant Hill church next Sunday morning. A Christmas tree and short program are planned for 1:30 PM. A cordial welcome to all residents. Local notes mention Mrs. Wilson Heagley’s return from visiting her parents in Acheron and various neighbors sharing meals and visits. Community cooperation is praised for road graveling efforts near Rock Valley, funded by local merchants and volunteers with farmers providing labor and teams.
A Holstein cow named Iowa's Another, Holstein, has been added to the state list of high producers. She yielded 28,497 pounds of milk and 1,046,386 pounds of butterfat in a year, ranking third among Holsteins in Iowa and among the top fifty six in the United States for butterfat. Bred from Triumph Concordia Dé Kot and White Beauty Netherland Belle, she was raised on In. P. Hamer & Son’s Waterloo farm. Subscriptions to the Register-Tribune remain at 92.00 per year.
The Iowa governor appeals to residents to aid the suffering in the Near East, urging double benevolence from a state blessed with abundance. He cites the President's call for humanitarian aid and invokes a biblical verse to urge swift, generous action. The proclamation, signed in Des Moines on December 16, 1892, emphasizes shared humanity and moral duty.
A prominent educator urged school eye care stressing vision accuracy for integrity of learning. He warned neglect harms invention and future society, calling for mass public education to raise awareness among parents, teachers, schools, and state authorities.
Laura D. Hall sues Maynard Prentice Lloyd Prentice Ernest Moor Emeline Van Buron and George P. Rice in Plymouth County Iowa for a decree barring Prentice from any claim to property in block thirty one addition to LeMars. George Prentice must appear by January 22, 1928 or default will be entered. Plaintiff's attorney Ybaton. Publication dates December 21, 1927, January 4, 11, 1928.
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