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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1910
Page
5
A long line of discounted prices for furniture and household goods. Includes reg prices, reduced values, and items such as book cases, dining chairs, couches, commodes, chiffoniers, wardrobes, sewing tables, iron and wood beds, dining tables, sewing machines, rockers, and mission style pieces with multiple size options and shipping descriptors.
LUXEHART & STICK announce purchase of W. H. Morse livery business and equipment and appeal to Akron and vicinity for continued patronage. They pledge prompt service around the clock and invite inquiries by call or phone. Card of thanks and notices follow.
Special correspondence shares Elk Point notes on local arrests for illicit liquor and town moral concerns, plus social visits, church events, and revival meetings. Obituaries detail Uncle Dave Smith and Alanson Powell Conger, with funeral rites and community remembrances.
Henry and Brick Vallin visited Omaha last week while Rev. Arlander of the Baptist church assisted in special meetings at Oakland Neb. W. Erickson has been ill with a severe cold. The Farmers Elevator Co. held its annual meeting reducing directors from nine to seven. Directors elected: C. A. Frost Henry Ring John Heldt J. F. Larson Ed. Rosemere Wm. Rowley Ernest Lundberg. Rev. Lindholm preached at the Baptist church. Miss Hannah Lindblom and her nephew Eugene Dolph moved to the farm for the winter. Mrs. J. Larson suffers a severe tonsillitis attack.
No service at the Lutheran church next Sunday. The Ladies Aid meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Olof Ericson’s home. Anna Lund and Selma Erickson visited Sioux City. G. A. Lindgren of Alcester visited Big Springs. A. W. Johnson spent Sunday at the Baltberg home. Wim Ericson returned from Sioux City. John J. Ericson returned from Hawarden. Kice son attended the J. O. Gale dispersion stock sale at Sheldon January 20. Mrs. August Anderson and her daughter Olga visited Sioux City. Leander Manning returned home.
The text records a fraternal tribute from Freedom Lodge A F and A M Akron Iowa for a deceased member dating back to before 1860. It notes his use of Brotherly Love Belief and Truth within the order and extends sympathy to his widow son and relatives. A memorial resolution directs publication in the local paper.
The undersigned set drayage rates for coal deliveries within city limits. One ton priced at over 50a per load, under one ton priced per load. Extra charges apply for deliveries upstairs or to basements. Signed by A. Jenkins and John Fadbr.
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