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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1902
Page
4
A local column recounts community news from the Akron area including farm changes, church events, and a detailed obituary for Walter Emerson Bonney. It notes farm leasing, new building on Waterbury farm, illness and care of Mr Johnson’s mother, and reflections on pioneer life and local funerals.
Westfield News reports the town’s incorporation vote ended with 21 against and 17 in favor after three challenged ballots. Local residents and movers include J. Chapman from Milwaukee arriving with family, newlyweds Martin Qualey and Margaret Burns from the east part of the state, and Wm. Rabida and Armanda-Beaubien settling in the town. Gen. Rose is ill with pneumonia. Dell Mills and wife are improving. Dale Hunter observed the election. the community notes a move into the former Hemphill residence.
Parhtiet wel interests Gus Strobehn returns after weeks of quarantine, Ness Lruesdale travels to Akron, Be A Jensen and family visit Dakota, Wm Oaks and wife ride to Akron then home Thursday. Mrs AHE Peters of Akron visits. Miss Anna Kennedy returns to Fillmore Point to begin school duties. Geo Wakeman in Omaha buying farm supplies for spring trade. F J Myers and Mr McFarland pursue land expedition. Lester Bennett leaves Hawarden to assist Northwestern depot. Farnham & Jones ship cattle to Chicago. Mr Cram of Eile Point visits sick client, South Dakota Junior Association president issue. Town couple’s nuptials slated with groom's Hamonds county farm visit and soon home in Ste. Sioux City after February 105.
M Talbott and brother of Akron were travelers in Milnerville. Monday, quarterly services were conducted at Bebhul chapel Sunday evening. Percy Marsh delivered ten loads of fat hogs to the Sioux City market Wednesday.
Special correspondence from Big Springs notes social gatherings and visits. Emil VaNin left Ver million to rename this studio university while Peter gan held an oyster supper last week. David Rossbach and friends from Lennox report a pleasant New Year gathering as Mrs. Peter Larson’s family celebrated with Rev. Nilson. Andrew Lindblom dedicated a new house. Charley Edgan and John Nordstrom are mentioned in household tasks. Readers are invited to answer a riddle about when the rooster crowed.
A fragmented 1902 item notes time’s knell and the need for diligence to store for winter. It mentions a pig taken up near the lower bridge with injured hind legs and an owner may recover by identifying property and paying charges. Alanson Baker near Akron is referenced for inquiry.
A fragmentary dispatch cites proverbs about diligence and thrift, urging urgency and steady effort in hard times. It notes the need to prepare for winter, keep stores, and follow prudent plans, with scattered references to local figures and visitors.
A fragmented line suggests a feature or column title about a person’s career or appearance routines. The readable bits point to a discussion of vocation and personal presentation within a local context. Further specifics are not recoverable from the fragment.
Fragmentary text mentions leaves of hook and bark, plates, and acts related to private library, with references to Arthur L. Ag and books not meat a cual now. Source is unreadable and disjointed.
Fragmentary text references commercial and industrial lines in Florida. Not enough readable data to identify a clear event or entity. no names, dates, places, or organizations fully readable.
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