Pre Inventory Sale Announcement
Storewide pre inventory sale announces reductions across all departments. Only six coats remain and will be sold at four regular price items.
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1921
Page
2
Winter care of tires for springtime condition
Instructions for storing or jacking up car tires during winter to prevent damage. Clean tires to remove oil and grease, deflate, wrap in paper or cloth, and store in a cool dry place away from sunlight. If left under car, deflate and cover. Do not let tires bear weight all winter to avoid cracking when used again.
The Passing Years in Walter Patteson’s Verse
A dated poetic reflection on aging and time, noting the cup of life brimming with years that pass and the welcome of each new year. The lyric by Walter Lewis Patteson appears in the Ullola States Register, contrasting fleeting youth with enduring hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lewis Patteson
Ullola States
Faithful Failure and Quiet Exits in a Year of Reflections
A reflective piece laments past year shortcomings and moral lapses while finding solace in the idea that life does not serve vanity. It portrays a weary traveler through time as a veteran, noting friendship, health, and effort wane, yet honoring a stubborn, faithful spirit fighting on despite defeats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hetle
Paul
Marcus Aurelius
Quaint New Year Customs Across Britain and Europe
New Year customs are described from Scotland England and France including processions carols and gifts. Scots sing and carry coal for luck, Herfordshire weaves a crown of blackthorn around Old Cider, and spiced ale bowls feature in celebrations. England moved New Year to January 1 after William the Conqueror and calendar reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herfordshire
England
New Year Party Ideas from a 1922 guide
A 1922 era guide outlines a watch night or remembrance New Year party with invitation ideas, decorative motifs, and activities. It suggests hour glass or Father Time imagery, prompts guests to share the happiest day of the year, and offers party games, a 12-candle cake, and token favors for each month. The writeup notes playful reverse of social norms and planning tips for hostesses.
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Jack Horner
Observing New Year s Day Through Time and Customs
The article surveys New Year s Day history from ancient gift customs to modern celebrations. It notes royal extortion of gifts in Rome, Elizabeth I’s limits, Columbus’s 1493 Haiti dinner, Raleigh introducing tobacco to Europe, Pilgrim quietude, wartime restraint, and a 1908 New York nightlife spend estimate. It ends with a humorous resolution about breaking hearts for the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riome
Caesars
Claudius
Christopher Columbus
Haiti
America
Sir Walter Raleigh
Europe
Pilgrim Fathers
Union
New York
Statsticiana
A Stitch In Time Repairs With Wide Silt Military Braid
When the ring near the collar of your wrap shows wear insert inches of wide silt military braid in matching color and sew neatly over the worn area. Pulling a thread at the edge makes the braid lie flat and the garment look patched.
Akron area notes and Christmas visits across Sioux City
Local residents report visits and travels to Sioux City and surrounding towns. Peter Graff, Mrs. Clausson, the Moirs, Ernst Downer, Frank Williams, and many others were seen in Sioux City or returning from there. Christmas greetings, hospital visits, and family gatherings fill the Akron Register Tribune page with community vibrations. Also noted are shop and service notices, a dog tax reminder, and a bold train robbery thwarted by Brakeman Alex Porter near Hawarden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Graff
Sioux City
Fred Clausson
BR. Moir
Ernest Downer
Frank Williams
Gayville
F. W. Dahl
Lucile Betts
Yankton
Alf
Tresler
Merlin Hitzeman
Baby
Moter
Dailey
Akron Electric Co
Akron Wleetric Co
Westwald
Des Moines
Hagle Grove
Iowa
Orn Barr
Zephyrine Barr
George Murray
Hawarden
J. B. McKillips
Ness
Harold Stinehart
Paul Wendt
H. Morten
Adeline Hobart
Appleton
Wis
A. R
C. PB. Buswell
H. H. Wetzeler
Denison and
Hornick
Town
Fred Williams
Spencer
Ano Oher
C. P. Vargasori
F. P. Baker
Gee
Patrick Connolly
Akrona
L. L. Staley
Elk Point
Mercury
Swanson
Hans Johnson
G. M. Lewison
Ed. Johnson
Johnson
Here
Union Cquity
Carl Hammer
Westfield
Community Hall
Carrie Akers
Hattie McKillips
Dewey Bredall
Brdall
Register Tribune
J. S. March
Cy Squires
K Kyle
Watertown
Walter McCorkell
Lester Stinton
M. W. Redmond
A. L. Saamands
Della. Iimball
Bozeman
Mont
Chas. Gosting
Wynot
Nebr
L. F. Root
Akron
Hospers
Register-Tribune
Alex. Porter
Calliope
Hawden
Joint Installation Set for Masons and Stars
Masons and Stars elect officers for the coming year at joint meetings. Vesper chapter OBE 8 and Freedom lodge A F & A M announce installations for Friday night January 13. Also noted is the death of Katharine Coleman, four, daughter of Mark Coleman, with funeral at Trinity Lutheran and burial in Johnson township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. BE
W.M
Mra
Mabel Weldon
W. P.—Max
Pollocks
A. M—Mres
Mary Rossbach
Maggie Wine
Betsy Swanson
Luella Allen
A. Conductress
Julia Taylor
Mark Coleman
Georg Tremeter
Apitneas
Scarlet Teaver
Carolina
Katharine
Coleman
Liberty Township
This County
Tromieter
F. A. Meske
Trinity . Lutheran Church
Johnson Township Lutheran Church
Births Reported in Local Area
A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Maurice near Wort on December 28 1921. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. John J Trautt south of town on December 28 1921. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Robt Anderson west of town on December 4 1921. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. China Conkey of Alton near December 39 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wort
Maurice. Ericson
John J. Trautt
Town
Robt. Anderson
China, Conkey
Alton
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W. E. Prewitt
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Wyatt Heyl
American Legion Auxiliary
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Earnest
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Beulah Brown
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Gon
Gerald
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
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Stanley Burrill
Clifford Kennedy
Percy Ross
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