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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1909
Page
5
Akron and surrounding notes recap routine visits and travel, with many townsfolk in Sioux City and nearby towns. Wheat prices jumped to a season high amid rain, while storms and floods affected crops and rail operations.
The marriage of Mrs. M. W. Chamberlain of Akron to Abe Strover of Elk Point occurs on Sunday July 4 at Mrs Chamberlain's daughter near Haynes North Dakota. The couple will honeymoon in the Black Hills then reside in Akron after a wedding trip.
A new Iowa fish and game law went into effect on Sunday July 4 requiring state licenses for all hunters and for fishermen when nets or seines are used in rivers forming the state's boundary. The act states that no person shall hunt pursue or take wildlife with a gun without a license. Many misinterpreted the law as requiring fishing licenses generally.
A fragment notes H Rohrer assessing a quantity or item with a value stated as 250. The snippet is brief and lacks full context on what is being appraised or its purpose, but indicates a monetary valuation linked to a specific object or unit.
The law requires a license with a fine of 25 to 60 dollars for violations. Applicants must complete a sworn blank before a notary or justice, provide full identification, then pay 1 dollar if a resident or 10 dollars if a non resident. Funds go to the state treasurer to cover the fish and game department's costs. Deputy wardens have pamphlets explaining the law for hunters.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Carlson east of town on Thursday July 18 1909. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. George B. Gintey of Hendley North Dakota at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Tr EL Cilley in Akron on Wednesday July 14 1909. Wields and Hedges.
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