Hosiery 25 Cents for Children's Lisle Hose deal
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1906
Page
4
Westfield Items highlight births visits and harvest plans
Special correspondence notes a Tuesday morning birth to Mr. and Mrs. Dan Conly, with remarks on government service timing. It lists visits by Mrs. Bert Hilliker of Akron to relatives, meetings with B. G. and Miss Vina Crumline, and Josie Spaulda’s employment, plus travel by Harry Chapman and support for harvest activities as D. F. Ellison cuts winter wheat. Regular social visits by Mrs. A. M. Wheeler and others from Akron are mentioned alongside haying at the Riverview ranch anticipated as a fight crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan. Conly
Bert Hilliker
Akron
Will Seward
Richland
B. G
Vina Crumline
FE. E. Mellen
Jim Mellen
Charley“Boden
James Eastwood
Boden
Burnight
D. F. Ellison
Riverview Ranch
A. M. Wheeler
W. B. Clark
G. H. Cilley
S. E. Clark
Nebraska
Agnes
Richland couple wed in quiet Richland ceremony
A discreet wedding took place on the Richland bridge linking Iowa and South Dakota as George Beaulieu and Miss Laura Gaunt wed under open skies with Justice Olie Laurence officiating. The report notes surrounding townsfolk, family visits, and community events as residents discuss the nuptials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Beaulieu
Miss Gaunt
Westfield
Olie Laurence
Richland
D. Blanchard
P. J. Brant
Richland Bridge
Iowa
South Dakota
Laura Gaunt
Adaville Celebrates Fourth and Local Happenings
Residents recount a lively Fourth in Akron and note farmers busy haying. Visitors include Mrs. John Brooks of Los Angeles and Miss Helen Anderson from Wilson Lake. Diptheria case reported at Ruble store. Mrs. Sophia Stinton’s nurse returned home. Fred Hammond returns from wedding trip and prepares new Merill home. Local social and health updates across Adaville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brooks
Los Angeles
California
Alf. Stinton
Sophia Stinton
Sioux City
Kate Tindall
Anthon
Iowa
Hammers
Cilley
Win, Fletcher
Reinbeck
Fred Hammond
Merrill
Union Greek Ripples and School Board Meeting
A school board regular session at the school house on Tuesday afternoon is noted. Nearby, residents Manning Olson and Wia traveled to North Dakota for land in the area. A mix of social chatter follows about church affairs and a theater event, with characters named in dialogue discussing seats and plans, interspersed with questions about a person named Tyars and a Russian-speaking connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schol
Manning
W. A. Olson
Wia
North Dakota
Yimie Seve
Baptist Church
Matthew
Mark
Akron Visitors Return from Jefferson trip
John Stinton Mrs Ed Stinton and son Lester were Akron visitors Tuesday after a trip to Jefferson South Dakota on the Fourth of July holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson, S. D
John Stinton
Ed. Stinton
Lester
Akron
Big Springs Sayings Special Correspondence
Rev Swaney Nelson and family spend the week at Lake Norden attending Scandinavian Baptist Mission meetings. Visitors include Mrs A Gong and two daughters from Salt Lake City. Carl Lindblom visited Sioux City for a concert. Miss Helma Mattson from Deadwood visits her parents. Ingrid Nylund joined Mr and Mrs Barney Anderson to Minneapolis. Mrs I L Oie from Minneapolis visits Big Springs. Maud and Mable Card of Elk Point called on Otto Lief. Mrs DG Vallin and Mrs IL Oie visited Mrs J F Larson. Miss Victoria Ericson visiting Alcester with Dr Hyden. Local worshippers from Ak ron attend Sunday service. Mrs Rev George Solton of Sioux City spoke on The Ideal Woman. Prof Tallin spoke to youths on Power. Ed Nelson hosted friends Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Wilson
Cilley
Ira Himes
C. F. Mohr
Neil McFarland
Broken Kettle
Hunter’s Grove
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Coast
Tolof Halverson
Sioux City
Laura Cayford
Bethel Chapel
Millnerville
C. L. Knapp
Helma Mattson
Deadwood
Ingrid Nylund
Barney Anderson
Minneapolis
I. L. Oie
Nora
Big Springs
Maud and
Mable
Elk Point
Otto Lief
D.G. Vallin
IL. Oie
J. F. Larson
Bennie Johnson
Fred Peterson
Vina
Andrew Johnson
Miss Blanch
Akron
George Solton
Florence Crittenden
Rosebud trip offers vivid Rosebud country portraits
The Hudsonite highlights Editor Robert Schaber's Rosebud journey and two Rosebud school photos. It notes sod schoolhouses at Brookings and Hayes, neighborly settlers, Waterbury farms near Lucas, and Cream separator use. It mentions 100 acres with 70 small grain and 30 corn, plus local dairy activity and a lighthearted poke at trying to extract fluid from cows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson, S. D
Hudsonite
Rosebud
Robert Schaber
Akron
Florence Waterbury
Ed. Waterbury
Mildred Thompson
Florence
Hmnery
Brookings
Thompson
Hayes
Mr. Waterbury
Roy
Lucas
John Smith
Lucag
Herrick
Burke
Nate Batchelder Leaves for StickneyShipment to Start Shoemaking
Nate Batchelder and family, visiting relatives and friends since Thursday, departed this morning for their new home at Stickney, South Dakota, where he will pursue the shoemaker's trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate Batchelder
Stickney
5. D
Penitentiary Twine Debate Among Farmers
Farmers discuss penitentiary and trust twine merits claiming about three pounds of penitentiary twine per load versus half as much trust twine. They note trust twine runs more feet per pound and is a better article. Akron Hardware Co. sells Buy Deering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron Hardware Co
Akron Electric Light Co stockholders meet for plant decision
All stockholders and those interested in a lighting plant for Akron are urged to attend a meeting in the old Akron opera house on Wednesday evening July 18, 1906 at 7 30 for the purpose of deciding whether Akron shall have a lighting plant by order of the Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron Electric Light Co
Akron
Akron Opera House
Stang Misses Train Over Faulty Twine From Ward Co
A. J. Stang, working for International Harvester, blamed Montgomery Ward & Co for a missed train after a farmer supplied a weak twine. He adjusted a knotter on a corn binder, tried a second time with the same result, and finally used old twine from a nearby bin, curing the knotter issue and letting the machine run smoothly. The farmer watched, likely realizing the twine purchase may have been misleading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Stang
Montgomery Ward & Co
Chautauqua
Stang
International Harvester Co
Sloan
LeMars Sentinel
Missing dogs in Akron prompt return or info
Two dogs described as one black and one brindle with white face and white spots, weigh 75 to 100 pounds combined, were stolen from a place in Akron last Saturday. Reward offered for return or information leading to recovery. contact M.A. AGN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Kowird
M.A
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Pridem Kers
Antoine Smythe
Lawn
Dimity
Oxfords
Aeeenna Es
Vere
Ade
Lace
Swift
Brazil
Chapman
A Pete Ae Aed
Westfield Items
Josie Spaulda
Harry Chapman
Pembina
N. C
Monterey
Mrs. C. R Simons
W. S. Bennettt
Rufus Cilley
Dr. Cilley
Wisnow
Frank Martin
Lester Sanford
Russel
Fay N. Sanford
Laura
Ethel Sanford
Chatsworth
Mrs. Bennett
Iva Jefferies
Mary Fate
Pearl Butcher
Ed. Swoyer
Bennett
Walter Simons
C. R. Simons
John Swoyer
John Erickson
Maurice Erickson
Clara
Fairview
Lena Marks
Charles
Jim Swoyer
Garretgon
Adaville
Helen Anderson
Wilson Lake
Minnesota
W. J. King
LeMars
Abe King
Teeds
Bertha Ott
L. L. Morehead
Union Greek Ripples
Mr. Dody
Mr Brite I
Mark Tyars
Mijas ‘Winter
Tyars
Tyara
Frien, “Proba
Withee
Pical
Rosebud School
Ted Thompson
Swaney Nelson
Lake Norden
S.D
Scandinavia Baptist Missionaries of
S. D
Carl Lindblom
Victoria Ericson
Alcester
Mrs. Hyden
K. T \allin
Ed. Nelson
Hudson
N. J. Williams
Eivery
Mrother
Atys
S. 40
Douglass
Eof Town
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