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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1929
Page
7
Christmas conditions brought unusually warm weather with little complaint. The writer notes scarce examples of dissent as milder December temperatures persist, contrasting with expectations of typical winter cold and referencing seasonal patterns.
Special Correspondence from Westfield notes Olln Lilly visiting Cecil Harrington in Fotosta and Mary Martin at Jefferson. Reports on Ladies' Aid, a joint supper, and a string of visits, marriages, sports results. Notable items include Stephen Gant of Alton marrying Miss Lamoureux of Akron on January 7 1229, local trips, school reopenings, accidents, and community activities across nearby towns.
Mr and Mrs Clair Morehead hosted Sunday visitors from Sioux City. Albert Bubs of Spink South Dakota returned home after Thanksgiving with his daughters. Mrs Jurgenson ill with pleurisy. Darlene Klemme ill with bronchial pneumonia. Walter Klemme visiting Kaplin home in Spink. Bert Miller visited Omaha that week. Christian Church notes list Sunday activities and sermon topics by Pastor B G Davis.
Statement of condition of Akron Savings Bank at close of business December 1, 1927. Resources include loans and discounts and bonds valued at 395,919.43 with real estate and other items. liabilities show capital stock 80,000 and deposits totaling 490,020.94. Sworn by B. H. Youngstrom and D. G. Ross, with notary John I. Stecker. Also notes Furmera State Bank and First National Bank at Akron statements with similar formats and officers.
An Akron Iowa farmer advertises Nelson White Leghorn stock with hens laying 500 eggs in two years and offers baby chicks at 11.00 per hundred with deposits by January 2, 1929. Hatching eggs are 3.00 per hundred with guaranteed fertility. January plans include first hatch March 4 and subsequent hatches weekly.
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