Local business changes and births mark January 1929
Local cafe lease to Edward Wilhau er Avon 8 D. Careful redecorating. H A Stryzewski buys Sioux Center Variety Store to operate with Akron business and rebuild fire loss. Moir Motor Co buys August Anderson garage building and plans moves in May. Swenson to relocate and continue in new site. Eldon Kanage birthday party at grandmother’s home. Gassman nuptial milestone on ninety as town marks snowy week with record cold to 22 below zero. Union County plates sell briskly with 98 in one day. two ton shipment. February 1 deadline. Two new births: Lawrence Gala and William Strobelin.
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Moir Motor Co
Anderson
Swenson
Moir
Eldon Kanage
Chas. Kanago
G. BE. Raynie
Kentucky
Iowa
W. A. Neal
Akron
Claude Squires
Wakonda
B. A
Emmet Neal
Bradley
Frank J.swanson
Des Moines
General Assembly
Canistota
Dudley
Wm. H. Dudley
Madison
Wisconsin
Gassman
L. E. Brieson
Union Creek
Towa
Parry Elected Plymouth County Farm Bureau Head
E M Parry of Kingsley was elected president of Plymouth County Farm Bureau at the eleventh annual meeting in LeMars on December 19. A $204 balance was reported, resolutions were adopted, and honors awarded for the Chicago Producers medals. Committee appointments for 1929 were announced by W G Laux and R A Hawkins with Charles Hearst addressing farm relief prospects under Hoover.
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Parry
E. M. Parry
Kingsley
Plymouth County Farm Bureau
LeMars
Columbia Hall
E. .M.parry
Eyres
Albert Lundgren
Arthur Bogenrief
Merrill
Chicago Producers
Monroe
Harold Held
Hungerford
James Burkett
Liberty Township
America
W. G. Laux
Elgin
R. A. Hawkins
Elkhorn
M. Parry
Fredonia
J. B. Moser
Garfield
I. C. Gilmour
Grant
Fred Plueger
Hancock
C. P. Knapp
Henry
H. W. Melhop
Henry Junak
Johnson
H. A. Johnson
Liberty
Pay Knapp
Lincoln
Karl Stabe
Marlon
Harry Acker
Meadow
Charles Trelen
Perry
O. W. Crouch
Plymouth
B. A. Bogenrief
Portland
A. Baker
Preston
F. J. Gronemeeyer
Remsen
James Arenas
Sioux
Charles Knapp
Stanton
Paul Ritter
Union
L. Eb, Thompson
Washington
A. I. Kirker
Westfield
Russell Clark
Charles B. Hearst
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Mr. Hearst
Corn Show Will Feature Entries From Across Counties
The Entry committee led by W B Coddington will decide entry eligibility and professional class competition. Thursday January 24 starts with receiving and arranging entries. Corn judging may begin at 2:30 PM. Iowa State College professor M A Hauser sought as corn judge. George Dunlop to judge grain and misc exhibits. Orpheum acts possible for big Friday night show January 25. Union Hotel LeMars hosts show program meeting Friday.
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Hansen
Harry Cannon
M. ©. Monroe
Publicitty
J. C. Gillespie
Gerald Simeon
M. C. Monroe
W. F. Caddington
Proctor Harris
E. W. Earnest
W. F. Nussbaum
Lawrence Kass
Andrew Monte Cass
Albert Lundgren
Ed. Nelle
T. J. Considine
Paul Ritter
Nick Majeres
J. A. Watson
Caleb Garton
Wm. Koenig
D.C. Scott
Harry Bogen
Walter Huxtable
Allen Schindel
Arnold Riker
Andrew Bogh
Rube Deviney
Id. Willging
R. L. Claussen
W. B. Coddington
M. A. Hauser
Iowa State College
Geo. Dunlop
Orange City
Sioux County Fair Association
Orpheum
Sioux City
Commercial Club and
Corn Show Committee
Union Hotel
LeMnars
County Supervisors Organize for 1929 Board
At the first meeting of the year two new members joined the county board: D. S. Twogood from the fourth district replacing J. J. Schindel and Frank Timmins from the third district replacing E. M. Parry. Timmins moved to make Gus Alesch chair, Twogood seconding. W. H. Zimmerman retired as chairman and was named vice-chairman. Committees were set for the county farm and home, court house and buildings, and the insane hospital.
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F. Timmins
J. G. Miter
D. S. Twogood
J. G. Mitler
W. H. Zimmerman
Court House
Timmins
Twogood
Insane Hospital
France U S linked by phone extends to all of France
Transatlantic telephone service from the United States to Europe now includes all telephones in France as of December 15, 1928, expanding access to a network covering western Europe. The system serves about 89 million people with 92,000 French telephones, raising interconnected American and European lines to 26.788 million. Rates to France are 54.75 dollars for the first three minutes and 18.26 dollars for each additional minute.
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France
U. S
United States
Europe
Paris
Notice of Permit to Sell Intoxicating Liquors in Akron Iowa
Notice in Plymouth County Iowa District Court of Edwin D Thorsons petition for a permit to sell intoxicating liquors at Thorson Pharmacy Akron Plymouth County Iowa Lot Three Block Five Reed Street Original Town Plat of Alton Hearing set for February 4 1929 in LeMars Court House Petitioner attorney John F Stecker Published January 3 10 and 17 1929 Also includes editorial note praising a simple inauguration by Hoover and criticizing pomp and display.
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District Court of Iowa
Plymouth County
Iowa
District Court of
Edwin ©. Thorson
Thorson
Akron
Reed Street
Alton
Courthlouse
LeMars
Edwin D. Thorson
Four-H Club Party and Officers Named in Johnson Township
The 4-H club held a Thursday party December 27 at the Marbach home for boys in the recent play. Officers elected: President Marguerite Hoffmann, vice president Hannah Lucken, secretary treasurer Ruth Marbach, club reporter Mildred Miter. Meeting set for January 12 at Marguerite Hoffmann’s home. Mildred Miller, Club Reporter. Iowa road bonds discussion notes 4 to 5 percent rates but expects sale of 17 million dollars bonds for this year’s road work. court case hoped to finish by April.
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Johnson Township
Helen
Ruth Marbach
Marguerite Hoffmann
Hannah Lucken
Mildred Miter
Marguerite Jtoffmann
Mildred Miller
Iowa
Jowa
Akron fire department appreciation note to Hawarden and Elk Point firemen
The Akron Fire Department thanks Hawarden and Elk Point firemen for assistance at the recent fire and expresses gratitude to citizens who showed appreciation for their work. The message is from the Akron Fire Department.
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fFiremen
Hawarden
Elk Point
Akron Fire Dept
Annual Meeting of English Lutheran Church Sets New Officers
The English Lutheran Church held its annual meeting on Monday January 7 with Axel Johnson re elected secretary Albin Anderson elected deacon for three years Edwin Dirks elected trustee for three years Axel Johnson named delegate to the conference with John Bultman as alternate Morris Vanberg as district representative and Ernest Anderson as alternate Lois Johnson elected organist The auditing committee and housing committees were named Ushers listed including Arthur Johnson Walter Klemme Henry Anderson and others Treasurer reported total receipts 3270 78 with societies brings over 4400 and local vs other allocations 2630 00 and 1771 08 The pastor reported 20 members confirmed 22 baptisms and one burial Membership at year start 169 adults 127 children Sunday school enrollment 194
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English Lutheran Church
Axel Johnson
Albin Anderson
Edwin Dirks
John Bultman
Morris Vanberg
Ernest Anderson
Lois Johnson
S. W. Fredell
Fred Claesson
Robert Brundeen
August Lundgren
First Baptist Church Weekly Schedule and Events
Public worship details with Bible school at 10 a.m. and sermons at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. themes include Witnessing for Jesus Christ and Pilate on the Throne. Midweek prayer and Bible study on Thursday January 17 at 7:30 at Mrs. Cobb’s home. Miss Olson hosts W. G. girls January 14 at 2:30 p.m. Woman’s Bible class January 18 with Mrs. Youngstrom and Mrs. Myers assisting. Crusaders and Heralds meet Saturdays at 2:30 in the Primary room. Pastor U. G. Miller.
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Jesus Christ
Pilate
EF. I. Cobb
Miss Olson
Card of Thanks for Earl Jacobson's Family
Neighbors and friends assisted during illness and after the death of our beloved nephew Earl Jacobson. Thanks to Miss Clayton the nurse and Dr. Brunner. Mr and Mrs Frank Smkle and Family express heartfelt gratitude. In loving remembrance we recall his joys and pride as he slept and died. Our home feels dark and lonely today.
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Earl Jacobson
Clayton
Brunner
Frank Smmkle
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