Akron's New Store Promises Low Prices and steadfast service
Akron learns of a Canistota couple Dudley s, bringing a new merchandise store to town with a four year lease, exclusive lines, and a radical price policy. They emphasize stay power, advertise a Special Reduction Sale, and pledge honest business with cash buying strength to keep prices low while expanding stock and spring goods.
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Akron
Dudley
Canistota
South Dakota
Perrer
Sheuerman
Freeland
Henderson
McCall
Ideal Brand
Rob Roy
Planta
Ak~ron
Millner Called Home as Ill Father Needs Care in Traer Ia
Special correspondence from Millnerville reports W. H. Millner rushed to Traer Iowa after telegram announced his aged father’s serious illness. The piece notes community updates including local visits, illnesses, school activity, and upcoming basketball games with Sioux City and Jefferson markets.
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Millnerville
Millner
Traer
Westfield
Mr. Milner
Thomas Waddle
Tde
Bert Geet
Mre
Harry’ Carlisle
Mra
Lee May
Perry
Lattin
Wesk
Hol
Beaubdien
Dona Allard
Sioux City
Murae
Orris
Ja Leofi
Bethel Church
Anto
Belle Vista Church
Davidson Bros
Sunnyside Literary Society
Htev
John Dngle
Chattey Knapp
Ralph’ Hathaway
Ernest Kinley
Jensen’s
Merrill
Bloux ‘City
Fay Knapp
Fay
John Mansfield
Manesfield
Louis Beaulieu
Louie
Jefferson
Brownawell
Ralph
Westfall
Gladys’ Fry
Andi Basket
Westfield social event draws large crowd. ball clears funds
Chatsworth visitor J Dalglish calls. Peter Butler Jr stays at Anthon. social and entertainment night at recreation hall clears eighteen dollars. Mrs Tracy undergoes successful operation at St Josephs Hospital. Mrs C Martin hosts dinner. Gus Martin travels. Philip Tracy visits LeMars. grand ball planned for January 17. Union Creek notes mention church service, Esther Peterson visiting, farm rentals, new housekeeper, and health of Adolph Carlson after stroke.
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Westfield
Specia
J. Dalglish
Chatsworth
Peter Butler, Jr
Anthon
Iowa
Mat. Gingbach
Dwight Martin
Hawarden
Philip Tracy
City
Tracy
St.Joseph’s Hospital
C. Martin
T. Ll. Burnight
Akron
Gus. Martin
Etty
A. Lilly
Ruth McFarlan
Prairie City
Lowe
John Mansfield
LeMars
Union Creek
Esther Peterson
Sioux City
Emil Olnon
John Frisk
H. Walling
Milas Teckla Anderson
Gene Glork
Spliie
Ovear C. Jolinson
Burlington
Cole
Adolph Carlson
Tho
Adaville Items Special Notes And Local News
Weather shifts and illness in Adaville with patients including Miss Gladys Morehead and Miss Ruby Gowan. Measles reported in the township. Local church meetings set for January 25 and 26. Col Charles Green visiting Nodaway. Mrs Charlie Brown back from Elk Point and Sioux City. Walter Stinton recovering from recent operation. A twelve pound boy born to Mr and Mrs Ernie Attril on January 7. Nelson Brown to Toledo to work at Leander Clark College. Grammar room report from Akron public schools ending January 10 1913 lists nonattendance and new pupils. Visitors: Mrs F E Nelson and W T Kidd. Average daily attendance 54. Funeral for Mrs Helen Hiegler of Ireton after death January 3.
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Adaville
Gladys Moreheada
Brunner
Westfield
Ruby Gowan
Bath
S. D
U. B
Chas. Green
Nodaway
Lows
Charlie Brown
Elk Point
Sioux City
Walter Stinton
Ernie Attril
Nelson Brown
Toledo
Leander
Clark College
Akron Public Schools
Donald Ross
Edgar Fletcher
Hayley Lewison
Harold Palm
Leo Wise
Nathan Steel
Clifford Kennedy
Eddie Willey
Theodore Montene
Matthaw Agnes
Marguerite Brown
Maverette Beck
Ruth Anderson
Carrie Steel
Blanche Strom
Murel Bennett
Florence’ Hammer
Ither
Huffman
Nora Hendricks
Mildred Rohrer
Agnes
Barington
Willie Lias
Clifton Waterbury
Russell Ross
Milea Nelson
Harold Strong
Brooks ‘Brown
John Agnes
Herbert Cilley
Luella McBiligott
Ruth Hauck
Myrtle‘ Williama
Dorothy~ Knudson
Ida Ostrom
Anna Myers
Joy Brady
Vera Adams
Mabel Whitney
Eddie ‘Willer
Bert Whitney
Fae Bradley
F. BE
Nelson
W T. Kidd
Maggie. Kundert
McVicker's Cash Prices Lead in Stock Clearance
McVicker's offers cash prices that beat credit costs across all stock including groceries, dry goods, shoes, quilts, blankets, and rugs. One dollar buys more merchandise than on credit. no long-term terms or bad debt losses to raise prices. Spring patterns in whipcord, Burson hose, Gold Vine chinaware. catalog prices apply. Call or phone No. 7.
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McVicker
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