Plymouth Pioneer J J Bauerly Dies at 71 in Merrill
Plymouth county mourns as J J Bauerly age 71 dies at home in Merrill on December 17 1926 from heart failure while preparing for supper. Born in Davenport Iowa 1866 he homesteaded near Merrill 1870 and married Mary Simeon in 1876. Survived by seven children 40 grandchildren seven great grandchildren and his wife. Funeral held at Church of the Assumption with burial in Ellendale cemetery.
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Plymouth
J. J. Bauerly
Plymouth County
Merrill
Mr. Bauerly
Davenport
Iowa
Mary Simeon
J. W. Baverly
Foley, Minn
Mary Sehnepf
LeMars
Miller
Henry
John
William
Joseph
Mert
Bauerly
Gaverly
Church of the Assumption
Foerster
Ellendale
Wm. Simeon and Son
Frank
Died Mrs Hugh Cunningham Former Akron Resident
Irene Connolly age 27 died at Sioux City hospital after an operation on December 12 1926 She was born Lik Point SK and lived in Sioux City ten years Surviving are husband Hugh Cunningham mother Mrs Patrick Connolly of Sioux City a son Robert two sisters Mrs Arthur Lents and Mrs Staley plus others perished in Sioux City notice mentions Akron roots and Canadian birth courtship details omitted
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Hugh Cunningham
Akron
Sioux City
Irene Connolly
Lik Point
Patrick Connolly
Sioux
Nts
Robert
Mras Arthur Lents
Staley
Plymouth Farm Bureau Completes Annual Meeting Plans
Chas I Hearst will address the Plymouth County Farm Bureau annual meeting at LeMars high school on Saturday January 2. A noon membership banquet at the Methodist church follows. program includes reports, a banquet with orchestra, and an award for butterfat production. Over a dozen Girls Clothing club members will attend a conference at Ames December 28 to January 2. Local leaders contributed over 1200 days of work in 1926, with 100 plus new members added. Plymouth County leads Iowa in paid-up Farm Bureau members.
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Chas. I. Hearst
Town Farm Bureau
Plymouth County Farm Bureau
LeMars
Methodist Church
Banqnet
Chas
Hearst
Town Farm Bureau Federation
Geo. W. Potter
HR. S. Eyres
F. Knapp
von Tester
Archie W. Jones
Plymouth County
Varioug Girls
Ames
Farm Bureau
Liberty Township
Lincoln
America
Fredonia
Union
Hungerford
Meadow
Johnson
Garfield
Marion
Plymouth
Stanton
Westfield
Tilberty Township
Iowa
Akron fast hockey team set for Sioux City opener on Christmas Day
Captain R J Baker and a strong Akron lineup prepare for a four game Christmas Day double header in Sioux City. Yount is in town to join Ross Metz and others in a bid to defend the league title. Akron plans Sunday games against Campbell Hunt Kruck First National Olson teams, with practice continuing despite an unflooded rink. A new corn sugar market could absorb 100 million bushels annually, says George Kuhns, boosting farmers and industry if legal barriers are removed.
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Akron
R. J. Baker
Sioux City
Campbell
Hunt
Kruck
Yount
Ross
Metz
Afte- Tins
Brown
Eybers
Brady
Balser
Anderson
Jackson
First National
Olson
Akon
George Kuhns
Bankers Life Company
Des Moines
Con Belt
Canner
Adul
Market for Corn and Typewriter Supplies Promised
An editorial note predicts a new market creating one hundred million bushels of corn annually if implemented. It also advertises Reginter Tribune office selling ribbons for typewriters carbon paper and typewriter paper and invites readers to check the Want Ad column for others.
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Reginter- Tribune
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E. M. Greenleaf
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Roy Deitz
Dun
St. Joseph's Church
Calvary Cemetery
Wm. Vreuedenhil
J.J. Ralfs
Have the
Agency
M. M. Talbott
The
Register-Tribune
Plymouth Farm Bureau
Akron Hockey
Merry
Hpistinas
Akron Savings Bank
Aairs
Universal
J. B. Cunningham & Son
New Legion Hall
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