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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1909
Page
2
J J Aalfs offers to handle any public sale work and guarantee the best possible results. Contact him for dates or terms at Akron Savings Bank phone 52 on line 34.
Sale dates announced for multiple farms and residents around Akron and Chatsworth. Listings include Thos. Robinson place four miles west, Dick Dirksen six miles northeast, Ever Johnson at Rable, Chas. Willer three miles northeast, E. Youngquist five miles northeast, Mrs. Nall six miles east of Chatsworth, Waterbury in Akron, B. B. Taylor three miles east and five miles south, John McBride sixteen miles northwest and fi ve miles southwest of Alcester, C. B. Carleon forty-four miles north of Akron, co.
Ex mayor J Benbert Quiox shifts to La Follette era magazine. Tom Healy, notable lawyer and state political figure, dies of pneumonia in Fort Dodges. A $1 town hunting license move, backed by State Game Warden Lincoln, looms as a legislative issue. Cummins elected to full U.S. Senate term, party harmony evident in votes. Roosevelt criticized by opponents amid partisan taunts. Des Moines honors for State Senator Sammis, Des Moines committee seats noted. Merrill Record editor laments Remsen Bell Enterprise as Plymouth’s official paper, while rival lists are accused of padding. Debate over sworn subscription lists grows into calls for reform and vigilance.
A collage of short items reports rained opera house plans in Ireton, a Leeds boy kills a wolf, deaths include Mrs Hagel near Potosta and Sioux City's Supervisor Deegan's mother. County institutes, weddings, divorces, stolen property found, a bankruptcy of trust, and juror questions fill regional notices. Grandville Ross dies at 92 in Hawarden as Ida county sees political shifts and new county officials.
The Baptist church meetings close Friday evening with good attendance despite weather and lasting results. Applause goes to Mr. Waltz for his bio rays and ability shown during the meetings. He sang in homes, stores, and pool halls to engage all, with notable afternoon efforts toward school children.
A sequence of farm auctions in Union and Plymouth counties Iowa lists horses cattle hogs machinery and household goods. Dates span late January to February with free lunch at noon and J J Ralfs and Agnes Agnes as auctioneers. locations include Sioux Valley and Big Springs townships near Akron and Ada ville.
In a letter to the paper, Jim Whitfield Jag notes many new names but says loyal readers will not miss the weekly issues. He praises the paper rising in Akron's esteem, mentions farming life in the area, a new home, land holdings, railroads, and Spokane apple show. He ends with regards and a reference to local business A d Arville U S cream equipment.
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