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Newspaper

Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1906

Page

5

Auctioneer listings announce stock and machinery sales near Akron

Auctioneer J. J. Aalfs forwards a sequence of scheduled sales from multiple bidders around Akron. Alfred Frager and John Talles plan a combination sale February 8. Keech Hamm sale February 15. J Willer sale February 20. Geo Pelow February 26. David Nelson February 6 near Big Springs S D. Ed Nelson February ? near Big Springs. D L Scanion February 19. C A Anderton February 13 Sioux Valley two S D. Watches for details. contact Akron Savings Bank or Register Tribune Office for dates.

Alfred Frager John Talles Akron Keech & Hamm J. Willer Stewart Geo. Pelow David Nelson Big Springs S. D D. L. Scanion Ed. Nelson C. A. Anderton Sioux Valley Two

Creek Ripples Union Special Correspondence

This week began with cold weather. W and Olson and Dan Smith visited Sioux City to view Ben Hur. Mrs. Fred Peterson visits her daughter Mrs. Emil Olson this week. Emil Olson Henry Peterson and T G C Squires attended a Hawarden cattle sale Friday. Edgar Wight traveled from Hawarden Friday to help provide music for a Akron dance. Mrs. John Kruse of Crathorne visited her mother Mrs. Reemis C Strong in Akron. Reemts’ corn was shelled by C Strong. Hawarden Scott’s boys bought cattle locally Monday. Chas Shuck shelled corn Friday. Ericson boys did the work. Wed-Oden rented the L Wake man farm for next year. Guests at Bennett home Wednesday included Will Duncan of Danbury Connecticut Mrs J C Bonney and Miss Mabel Bennett. Sewing Society met at Sell burg home Wednesday afternoon with strong turnout and a good time. Traffic halted at Akron wagon bridge Tuesday noon. road closure expected in morning as teams crossed and river back needed. AJAX.

W. &. Olson Dan Smith Sioux City Ben Hur Fred Peterson Emil Olson Henry Peterson T. GC. Squires Hawarden Edgar Wight Akron John Kruse Crathorne Reemis C. Strong Scott AJAX

Community Notes On Local Visits And Winter Chill

The column reports a small turnout for Sunday religious service and notes Frank Wakeman attending Akron First National Bank directors meeting. Mrs Sheets suffers asthma and cold, confined at home. H. B. Palm, Fuller ton yard manager, visited Hawarden. Two Akron girls rode a Sioux City bound coach. elk point locals teased them with locals. A. F. Batchelder and Martin Jans visited, Emil Olson and Henry Peterson haul stone, foundation of a new barn for the Aaronson farm. A wedding is planned this week but details are pending.

Moore Frank Wakeman Akron Sioux City City H. B. Palm Fullerton Hawarden Sioux City Elk Point Sioux City Journal A. F. Batchelder Martin Jans Emil Olson Henry Peterson Aaron Aaronson

Farm For Sale Near Akron With House and Barn

160 acre farm southeast of Akron with a 2 story dwelling 24 by 26 feet a barn 34 by 40 feet windmill and a granary. Inquiries directed to Herman Erks. 23-3w.

Akron Herman Erks

Public Auctions Near Akron This Winter

Auction notices list multiple sales around Akron with dates in January and February. R R Pollock starts Wednesday near Akron offering cattle and livestock. P G Wiberg schedules February 9 with horses cattle sows farm gear and hay. Blum and Cronin auction January 30 near Akron featuring horses cattle hogs chickens and equipment. David Nelson sale February 6 northwest of Akron includes horses cattle hogs machinery corn hay potatoes and threshing outfit.

R. R. Pollock Akron P.G. Wiberg Big Springs Blum & Cronin David Nelson

Local Residents Attend Visits and Notable Events in Chatsworth

Chatsworth brief notes report Mrs D K Bennett visiting Hawarden for two days with relatives, Mr and Mrs G D Luschen traveling to Ramona to see parents, and George Rankin and Phil Lip Lubins visiting Canton for land interests. Wm Gale, longtime local figure, died after months of illness and was buried in LeMars. New State Telephone Co. installed a booth at Dr E K Duncan Cos drugstore and extended a line to Ward farm. Mrs Abe Carpenter visiting daughter Mrs Joseph Oaks. John Schumaker’s lamp fire damaged shop but was contained. Koppert assists G E Wells with invoicing. Odean Gamble and Clark attended Ben Hur in Sioux City. Mrs G W Robinson and James of Akron visited Mrs Cooney. Rev F N Moore preached at the M E church amid cold winds.

D. K. Bennett Hawarden G.D. Luschen Ramona Geo. Rankin LeMars Phillip Lubins Canton Wm. Gale Will New State Telephone Co E. K. Duncan & Cos Ward Farm Abe Carpenter Joseph Oaks John Schumaker Johnn Koppert G. E. Wells Carl Odean John Gamble Pat Clark Sioux City Ben Hur G. W. Robinson James Akron Cooney F. N. Moore M. Ki

Married Huls and Onnen wed in Westfield area

John Huls and Meta Onnen were married at the bride’s parents home two miles east of Westfield on January 17 1906 in a ceremony conducted by Rev F Meske of the Akron German Lutheran church. They will reside on John Johnson’s farm seven miles east of Akron and are greeted with good wishes. Also Miss Helen Dierksen married August Hines on January 23 at Ramona ND and will live on a farm there. friends wish them happiness.

Preston Township John Johnson Akron Helen Dierksen John Dierksen August Hines Ramona

Chamberlin Wise dissolves Akron partnership notice

The firm Chamberlin Wise of Akron Iowa dissolves its partnership. All bills should be presented to M A Agnes Akron Iowa for payment and all accounts due to the firm should be paid to him. Prompt payment requested. Chamberlin Wise.

Chamberline Wise Akron Iowa M. A. Agnes C. Sa. Chamberlin Chamberlin & Wise

Akron Enacts Dog Tax Ordinance to Curb Running Dogs

Akron imposes a yearly dog tax of one dollar for each dog and three dollars for each bitch. Tax must be paid by August 1, collars bearing owner name and year required, and dogs without payment or collar may be killed by the marshal. The ordinance passed February 23, 1899, with penalties and enforcement details.

Akron G. H. Wooton Town of Pseudine Tim Sullivan N.S. Moore

For Sale at Bargain Deering Binder Snap

Advertisement notes a brand new Deering Binder offered at a very low price. Buyer should contact L. J. Cross to see the item. The brief notice implies a quick sale.

Deering L. J. Cross

Closing Out Sale at Akron Iowa with Bargains

Beginning Saturday January 20 a ten day closing out sale of farm machinery wagons buggies and related goods is announced by FP L Rice who will discount buggies 15 to 20 dollars with deeper cuts on other items. He will discontinue business in Akron Iowa and offers the business property for sale at a reasonable price opposite Kendall Hotel.

Akron L. Rice Kendall Hotel Towa

Chicago Sunday Record Herald draws readers with world news and features

The Chicago Sunday Record Herald offers full world news in every issue along with illustrated special articles by William E. Curtis Walter Wellman and Frank G. Carpenter. It includes sections on fashion household economy art music drama and a sporting section with Tim Murnane and Malady Hogan contributing baseball content.

Chicago Record-Merald William E. Curtis Walter Wellman Frank G. Carpenter Chicago Sunday Record-Herald Tim Murnane Malady Hogan

Sunday Magazine Mammoth Feature Adds Humor Arts and Harness

The passage notes a large Sunday magazine including a comic section and other entertaining departments. J. L. Hervey heads the harness horses department while the broader magazine aims to satisfy readers with diverse content.

J. L. Hervey

New Series Beginnings At Akron Building and Loan

The Domestic Building and Loan association of Akron Iowa announces a new series starting January 6 1906. Begin the New Year by saving 2c 50e 1 or 2 dollars weekly to build independence and security for the future. By Order of Board of Directors M A Agnes Secy Akron Iowa January 4 1906.

Domestic Building and Loan Association of Akron Iowa M. A. Agnes Sec’y

Akron Rural Carriers Seek 8 A.M. Start

Akron rural mail carriers petition patrons to shift start to 8 a m from 11 30 a m to deliver afternoon papers earlier and allow same day letter dispatch. Patrons doubtful but no signatures against change yet. With post office approval the early start would begin February 1. Feb Lecture Tallow Dips Miles Lyceum Fourth.

Akron Washington

Spite Work In Westfield Farmer Case

Last Friday in Sioux City, J J Scanlon of Virgil filed for restraint against his father D L Scanlon a wealthy Westfield farmer. County Attorney Struble represents the son with T M Zink for the father. The case, set for February term Plymouth county district court, allowed the elder Scanlon to return home under conditions. Allegations claim inebriety and fear of the wife though locals deem the move as spiteful.

D. L. Scanlon Westfield J.J. Scanlon Virgil Hutchinson Sioux City Struble T. M. Zink Scanlon Plymouth County District Court Seanlon Seanlon Best

Nicholson Preaches Conversion Sermons at Church of Christ

The Church of Christ will hear Mr. Nicholson deliver the fourth and fifth sermons in the series on Conversion at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. The morning service will take up an offering for the needy. He also expresses thanks for a $23 purse donated from the Hoyt school box social proceeds.

Born a Daughter to Akron Couple in January 1906

A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Ericson of Akron on Wednesday January 24 1906.

Albert H. Ericson Akron

Akron Market Report Corrected Thursday

Market notes list commodities including Wheat No 1 new Wheat No 2 and No 8 Barley Oats Corn Hogs and cows for butcher stock. Also includes spring chickens hens old roosters guinea fowl butter ghee potatoes new and various faded price entries. The fragmentary OCR shows scattered values and incomplete figures.

Trains and Schedules for G M & St P Ry North and South

Train timetable shows departures for No 103 at 6 01 pm No 101 at 10 45 am No 93 freight at 8 37 am No 71 freight at 5 55 pm for northbound service Trains going south include No 132 passenger at 6 27 am No 106 at 3 29 pm No 92 freight at 1 30 pm No 72 freight at 1 15 am Service runs on Mon Wed Fri Daily except Sat Mon Wed Sun

Drugs harmful for headaches and heart health

An early 20th century Chicago Chronicle piece warns that headache powders and drugs provide only temporary relief and can weaken the heart and nerves. It urges medical consultation to find underlying causes, and suggests nondrug remedies such as cold towels, hot compresses, mustard plasters, massages, and rest. It notes risks during wartime and epidemics and warns against self medication.

Bette Chicago Chronicle

Rates West and Northwest Greatly Reduced

Greatly reduced rates will be made on the above dates to San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Tacoma Seattle and many other points. West and Northwest. Half rates for children of half fare age. Liberal stop-overs allowed on all tickets. Tickets are good in Tourist sleepers. For further information regarding rates routes and train service see nearest ticket agent or write I F. A. Miller General Passenger Agent Chicago.

San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Tacoma Seattle West Northwest I F. A. Miller Chicago

Administrator Appointed for Robert D. Titecomb Estate

The District Court of Plymouth County Iowa appoints Frank D Hannon as administrator of the estate of Robert D. Titecomb deceased. Creditors must present claims legally authenticated to the court for allowance. debtors should pay the administrator. Dated LeMars Iowa January 19 1906.

District Court Plymouth County Iowa Robert D. Titecomb LeMars Frank d. Hannan McDuffie & Keenan Attys

Standard American Annual Reference Book Explains Its Value

A 700 page volume priced at 25 cents with 35 cents mail, touted as essential for business and professional use. It promises information on over 1,000 topics and more than 10,000 daily facts including election statistics, agriculture, finance, education, railroads, and shipping, with a 34 column index. Address Title Wort, Pulitzer Blog, New York City.

Tite Wort Pulitzer New York City

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