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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1909
Page
4
A woman concluded a three week stay with relatives and traveled home to Dubuque Iowa. She was accompanied by her young nephew Clarke Tindall as they departed.
Appletons Magazine describes shipwreck rescuers as the most dangerous of professions. Wreckers endure icy seas, blizzards, and amputations for salvaging cargo and passengers while facing pneumonia, frostbite, and daily peril. Crowds gather for a July 3 event as Beresford Alcester Hawarden passengers ride in box cars on a Northwestern train.
Special Correspondence reports visits by Mr and Mrs Mohr to the Sam Buelster home east of town and Geo Gaks from Chatsworth to see his grandson Walter. Mrs Paramor and children of Hawarden visit Mr and Mrs G G Goasting. Miss Helen Blummer arrives from Iowa City to spend summer with her aunt Mrs Bushnell. George, to attend a wedding at Worthing SD. Chapman builds a cement sidewalk from Mat Ginsbach’s to the schoolhouse corner. Merrill beats Westfield 4 to 2 in a local ball game. Akron vs Westfield slated for Sunday with a $30 purse and an evening dance at Bogenrel’s fall. The Stinton family narrowly escape drowning during a storm as cistern bursts flooding their basement. Reports note Harvest uncertain due to soaking rains. raspberries ripening with high prices. Visitors Hik Point and Mrs Bennett noted. Stoddard ill with back neuralgia. Housebound residents and trips to Sioux City and Powr Neb mentioned amid ongoing showers.
Miss Neva Stinton spent a few days in Akron this week. Joe J'orsythe of LeMars visited Adaville on Tuesday. The heaviest rain of the season Friday night washed out stone fences and bridges. Rev. MMs attended the Christian Endeavor convention in St. Paul last week. Rev. Sivender of Knoxville visited the Ed. Stinten home before park of the week. Mr. and Mrs. HY. A. Denison went to Sioux City Monday to consult a doctor about Mrs. Jonison's health. Mrs. Alnulle Briggs departed Wednesday.
A fine thoroughbred Shorthorn bull is offered by Hmil Jolngon. Two well-improved quarter section farms are listed by E. M Mellon. Milantes in Sioux County is noted as a forward town in Iowa with electric lights.
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