For Sale Good residence and business property bargain
For sale a good residence and business property at a bargain. Inquire at this office 45-21.
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1902
Page
7
Northern Wisconsin Lands in Douglass County Offer Prime Farm Prospect
In Douglass county Wisconsin ex cellent farm land can be bought at from 6 to 10 dollars per acre. The land suits all small grain vegetables and corn yields rival those in northwest Iowa. Proximity to markets Duluth and West Superior adds appeal. Buyers are urged to act as prices are expected to rise to 60 to 875 per acre. James H Trautt Akron Iowa invites interested parties to inspect the land, with a round trip railroad fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglass County
Wisconsin
Iowa
Plymouth County
United States
Duluth
West Superior
James HE .Trautt
Akron
Towa
Lands for sale in Dakota by Henry Agnes
Henry Agnes of Plankinton South Dakota solicits inquiries from buyers seeking cheap lands. Lands in Aurora County range from 83 to 20 dollars per acre. He will visit Akron about once a month and can be reached at M. A. Agnes office for more information on suitable parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Bros
John Wilts
Albert Witt
A. H. Smith
The
Register-Tribune
T. B. Sullivan
Ballyvonden
Kilteely
Limerick
Ireland
Henry Agnes
Plankinton, D. D
South, Dakota
Aurora
Akron
M. A. Agnes
Deputy Wardens Appointed for Akron Vicinity
By recommendation of the Akron game and Fish club Frank Bolmer of Chatdworth and E J Bradley of Akron have been appointed deputy wardens by State Fish and Game Warden Lincoln. The new wardens pledge vigorous enforcement and remind anglers of fishing rules including seasonal dates bag limits line limits and gear restrictions with fines from five to one hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron Game and Fish Club
Frank Bolmer
Chatdworth
E.J. Bradley
Akron
Lincoln
A Cure For Summer Complaint Remedies and Rail Rates
A note extols Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a home cure for summer complaint in children and urges readers to keep a bottle. The piece also lists reduced railroad fares for various trips including Ringling Bros Circus and Chautauqua at Spirit Lake, with details on sale dates and round trip prices from Akron and other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Lansing
Iowa
Journal
E. F. Cobb
Ringling Bros.” Circus
Sioux City
M. W. A. Picnic
Yankton
8. D
Spirit Lake
Chautauqua Assembly
Annual Meeting
National Educational Association
Minneapolis
Meeting Young Peoples’ Christian Union Society
The
United Presbyterian Church
Tacoma
Wash
Spokane
Kootenai
St. Paul
Duluth
Akron
Medicines in Common Use Through Ancient Times
A survey of natural substances used in medicine from antiquity to the present. It covers chromic acid and other acids, Lobelia known as Indian tobacco, Cascarilla bark, Iceland moss, Ammontia once analyzed by Priestly, cinnamon from Ceylon and India, pepper varieties from Capsicum, and the pepper plant’s role as a tonic for the stomach in tropical regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigmund
Vienna
United States
West Indies
Bahamas
South America
Barbadoes Islands
Iceland
Ammonta Ig
Joseph Priestly
Ceylon
South India
East India Islands
Spain
A. D
Europe
Asia
Africa
America
Facts and figures from a bygone era
A collection of numerical curiosities and statistics: a caterpillar eats 600 times its weight monthly, a crow destroys 700,000 insects yearly, only one of seven French presidents served a full term, the gircon is the heaviest stone at 4.5 times water’s weight while opal is twice as heavy as water, city life has many night workers, London’s 1 004 000 seeves by night work, Allegany County New York’s last pine grove (400 trees) sold for 7500 dollars with some pines 5 feet diameter and 300 years old, Louisiana and Texas farmers invested 5 million dollars in 1,580 miles of canals flooding 300,000 acres and spent 1.7 million on 30 rice mills, rice lands yield a net $15 per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Republic
London
Allegany County
New York
Lousiana
Texas
Union Creek notes cold spring and local doings
Special correspondence from Union Creek South Dakota reports unusually cold weather hindering corn and harvest prep. A. Gustafson grades lumber for a new farm house. church plaster damage from a storm will be insured and paid. Henry Malmgren heads to Sioux City then San Francisco for months of travel. J. J. Malmgren returns from Vermilion to help on the farm. Mrs. Lind visits from Cherokee and Rev Valin’s household goods arrive for the parsonage as the new pastor arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Gustafson
Henry Malmgren
Sioux City
San Francisco
California
Flowery Kingdom and Japan’s Odd Customs
A survey of Japan notes that funerary customs begin after burial and mourning follows. Tokyo hosts 600 street storytellers using simple props to illustrate tales. Japanese housing favors mortised, nail-free construction. Auction practices in Japan involve bids written on slips and placed in a box. A fish pain debate cites a fisherman’s tale of a pike hooked with line and bait to argue fish feel little pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Tokyo
Millnerville Melange Special Correspondence
Local notes recount small town life with visits and travel across Iowa and South Dakota. Families including Morehead, Casson, Ward, Ericson, Millner, and Waddle appear among Midwest stops in Vermillion South Dakota and Sioux City. A severe storm disrupts travel and causes nervous prostration for Aug Ericson after Hawarden stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aug. Ericson
Spipheny
Kruger
Hawarden
Westfield
Martin
Lost Gold class pin inscription Clio Between Rav Blackman's
A gold class pin inscribed Clio Between and Rav was found. The finder is asked to leave it at Douglass and Rhodes for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clio
Rav
Blackman’s
Douglass & Rhodes
A Great Man's Memory
A fragment from a conversation recalls George Washington and the claim of never telling a lie. One man questions the memory and suggests Washington may not have kept a perfect memory after all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Washington
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Coral Schlotman
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M. M. Nesler
Chicago
Gear & Sons
Akron Opera House
John Folau
LeMars
Michael Lydon
Johnson Township
Chas
Bertrand
Rock Valley
Bronx City
D. K. Bennett
Chatsworth
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Lucania
Queenstown
Stockholm
Sweden
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Opera House
Becker
Guy T. Struble
Delbert Waterbury
Canton
HB. W. Sargent
Vermillion
Anna Kidd
Chas, Wise
Michasison
Aaron Johnson
Kiron
Malmstrom
Deli Rapids
Searls
City Bakery
W. B. Miller
John Drew
W. B. Miller’s
M. H. Jans & CO
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Florence, Blue Ga
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M. A. Agnes’ Office
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Bert Hilliker
Hert
J. J. Malmgren
Henry
Far West
Flowery
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Willow Morehead
Tom
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Jefferson
Mary, Booker
Miss Minnie
Spring Green
Ericson
Geo. Millner
Morningside
Laura Waddle
3. D
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Gear Sells
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George
W. T. Kidd
Clark-Cilley
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USI-12 ‘Loy
G. H. Mooron
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H. J. Cilley
Clark-Cilley Building
R. D. Clark
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