Local notices from Akron and nearby towns in early 1908
Akron and surrounding area patrons and visitors are listed in short items: residents and travelers like Jessie Séarla in Sioux City, Rev. C. B. Plummer and Joe Voss, Miss Eva Adama, and others visit or return from trips to Hawarden Monona Holstein Ruthven and Lennox. Lectures, social events, fairs, and church meetings are announced. Local businesses advertise milk and cream, poultry, and blacksmith services amid surrounding community life updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Voss
Monona
Clayton
County
Iowa
Paulina Frederickson
Hawarden
Lillian Smith
Rose
Burke
Sioux City
Eva Adama
Holstein
Embroidery Club
J. O. Douglass
Joe Lafingwell
Oakes
N. D
L. Allen
E. Plummer
Ruthven
Mya
H. L. Smith
Akron Creamery
A. Papritz
Frank Lilliard
Victor Peterson
Volta
Thekla Hanson
U. Co. 1 Co
Hil Point
Geo. C. Rheinfrank
Fairview
Miss Welch
Sargenta Bluffs
M. W. Chamberlain
H.D. Barr
John Woods
Hill Point
T. J. Reeves
Frank MacDonville
North Dakota
Akron
Ray Lewis
Normal
Nebraska
Isaac Waterbury
Baptist Ladies’ Aid
Hr. J. Searla
David Rossbach
Jol Neary
Henry
Lennox
Bert Bradley
Lake Andes
Alva Seamands
Ray Ogden
Evans
Hackenschmi
Adan Waldschmidt
Peter Blum
Adam
Moville
A. C. Rankin
Molder
Cemetery Association
Avis Williams
New Opera House
Sis
New York
M. E
Union
Avéning
Seria
Aikenside
Mary J. Holmes
Villian
Violet M. Flinn
N.S. Moore
Northwest Lumbermens
Minneapolis
N. S
First National Bank
Bert D. Swift
Des Moines
M. Swift
Chicago & Northwestern
The
Eee
Peter Bredall
Denmark
Morse Barn Fire At W H Morse Farm In Iowa City
Fire destroyed the Morse feed barn north of Savery hotel after an initial blaze in the east end. A dropped cigar may have started it. Three horses and property were moved as a second fire broke out. the barn burned within an hour. Losses include Aug Henke’s barn and logs about 1250 dollars insured, Morse’s hay grain and harness about 150 dollars. The barn was built ten years ago by Frank Bly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Morse
Savery
Mr. Morse
Cain
Aug, Henke
Hig
Morse
Frank Bly
Hidden Hand Gains High Praise in New Drama
Fred G. Coward presents a four act melodrama titled Hidden Hand by Eugene Moore. Capitola is the heroine with Black Donald Mrs Condiment and the duo Wool and Pitapat among the famed characters. Blue Ridge Mountains scenery provides a rich backdrop drawing praise from press and public for earnest stage craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred G. Coward
Eugene Moore
Capitola
Black Donald
Condiment
Darkies
Notice to Farmers from a Livery Stable Keeper
W H Mosse announces he will accommodate fall transients at his livery barn after the burning of his feed stable until further notice.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mies
Jessie Séarla
Sioux’ City
Rheinfrank
Tim Sullivan
George Powell
Hip Itora
S. C
Rev
C. B. Plimmer
Frank A. Edgar
Onawa
Alex. Card
Elk Point
Frank Bolmer
J. N. Raish
Fr. Swanson
Frank
Janu Hwo
Klauer
Swanson.Co
Nisehine
Torin Doblouster
Ole Laws Rene
Jime Bet
Promigas
B'Alock
Farmers’ Grali Co
E. J. Searls
Ed. McConville
Hettinger
Sioustity
San Francisco
Frisco
Jourdan Sullivan
Jourdan
U. S Navy
Boyson Ross
Miss Alta
LeMars
Big Sioux
State of Iowa
James Ross
Will Ross
Ade Smith
B. R. Adams
J. R. Street
Grocer
P. P
Ehindel
Clothier
D. R. Edmonds
Tianer
H. Liesenger
M. Gabel
August Prust
Justice Jones
I. J. McDuffie
A. M. Green
State
Green
James
Bart Adams
Iowa Fish and Game Law
Plymouth County
H. Rohrer
Lee
W.H. Mosse
Akron Opera House
Lemars Globe-Post
Sioux City Journal
John J. Esch
Wisconsin
midWe West
P. A
Boland
H. A. Smith
Alexandria
Minnesota
Horton’s