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23 Jul 1908
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1908
Page
1
Local Mention and Small Town Ads Sweep Akron
Local notices mix sales ads and visits across Akron and Sioux City. Items include ice cream cones, Belgian hares, hog feed, cream delivery, and the Calmar Wagon brand, plus farm news and social notes about visitors and church services.
Yeaton Visits and Local News in Sioux City Area
Local residents and visitors are noted in Sioux City and surrounding towns. A. L. Yeaton and wife visited yesterday and today. G. P. Linke of Hawarden called on Mra. J B Murch. H. D. Mohr continues selling Deer ing Binders and Mowers and offers repairs. Frank Bolmer plans an eight room house northeast of town. A Wednesday dance at the opera house was postponed due to harvest. Mrs. Guernsey arrived from New York to visit relatives. Mrs. Anderson of Michigan visited her mother. Lena Warntjes joined relatives from Sioux City and traveled to Hull with them. Attorney Fred W. Sargent and Sioux City city engineer Red Smith attended the council meeting on sewer plans, expected to start in September. The Methodist Sunday school picnic drew about 125, with games and basket dinners at the Pollock home. a ball game between the "bloomer" girls and the boys ended 9 to 6 for the boys, amid other amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
A. L. Yeaton
Sioux City
Hanford Co
Kendall
G. P. Linke
Hawarden
J.B. Murch
H. D. Mohr
Frank Bolmer
J. Putnam
Opera House
Guernsey
New York City
R. A. Broadbent
Anderson
Michigan
Malmstrom
Lena Warntjes
Myron Mudgett
Hull
Iowa
Fred W. Sargent
Red Smith
Methodist Sunday School
R. R. Pollock
Let There Be Light in Our Town
A letter argues for a municipal lighting plant to boost progress. The writer laments the town’s lack of electric lighting, cites strong schools and churches, and calls the town a laughing stock to outsiders. The piece urges action to “have light,” suggesting practical or humorous solutions like lighting bugs in glass houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tux Burron
Births Reported Near Town in July 1908
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. George Skatt northeast of town on Saturday July 18, 1908. A son arrived to Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Holm west of town on Sunday July 19, 1908. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Will Anderson south of town on Wednesday July 22, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Skatt
Hiram Holm
Will Anderson
Open Air Concert at Erickson Bros Store
An open air concert by the Alcester band will be held at Erickson Bros store in Big Springs South Carolina on Saturday evening July 25. Everyone is invited to enjoy the music and partake of ice cream and other refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erickson Bros
Big Springs
S. C
Alcester Band
Indian Creek Items Special Correspondence
W E Meyers was an Akron business caller Tuesday. Carl Schwalsow and family were LeMars callers Monday. Miss Louise Majerus helps with duties at the Jauron home. Mike Gattney works for John Clark while Clark nurses a sore knee. A fine boy was born to Mr and Mrs Dan Maloney Jr Saturday July 13. Dr Brown of Akron attended a sick horse at Bank Outken's. Lena Steinfeldt left Sunday for an extended visit with her uncle in Grant township. Barn dances at Ben Borchers and Rudolph Erks farms drew large crowds. Chay Barinsky visited his uncle John Barinsky from Saturday to Sunday. sister Pauline returned home with him. Harvest is in full swing and haying nearly finished. Some grain cut, oats rusted and light weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hoffman
Otis Hamilton
Spokane
Washington
E. H. Mystt
Akron
David City
Nebraska
Hik Point
Hill Point
Baker
McGrath
W. E. Meyers
Carl Schwalsow
le Mars
Louise Majerus
I, Jauron
Dan Maloney, Jr
Dr. Brown
Bis Auto
Bank Outken's
Ben Borchers
Rudolph Erks
Chay Barinsky
John Barinsky
Miss Paulina
Westfield Mourns Rites For Elder E. H. Wobbut
Westfield records the death of Rev. E. H. Wobbut at 76 after long illness. The preacher, born May 22, 1832 in New York, served churches in Rochester Waukesha Mantua Huntingdon Vermillion Centerville Sunnyside and Akron. His career spanned Dakota settlement work and evangelistic efforts before moving to Westfield in 1907. He left three sons and a daughter and a large funeral attended by locals and Akron friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diep
W. D
Westfield
Iowa
E. H. Wobbut
Eli Haskell Hurlbut
Bristol
Ontario County
New York
Rochester University
Lucinda Clarissa Tenny
Rochester
Waukesha
Wisconsin
Mantua
Portage County
Ohio
Huntingdon
First Baptist Church
Jefferson City
Missouri
Vermillion
Dakota Territory
Gayville
S. D
Lincoln County
Dakota
Centerville
F. Putnam
Deacon Kinsley
Canton
W. BL. Conkin
Sunnyside
Beresford
East
Mather
Baptist Church
Akron
Indsonia
Arkansas
Virginia
Charles—p
George W
William D
Tmma C. Ward
D. I. Ward
South Dakota
Westfield Congregational Church
Stev. J. James
Wesfield
Funeral Service and Interment at Riverside Akron
A message notes a funeral service following Amos 4 12 with Rev J L Ayralt of Akron Baptist Church leading the prayer and graveside rites. Interment occurred at Riverside Cemetery Akron. Also acknowledgment of thanks from the Horan y family and a church service schedule from the Christian Church with a union service at the Baptist church and B S activities. An arrest for Ostrom is listed regarding extrays of hogs in Woentfeld township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarael
J. L. Ayrault
Akron Baptist Church
Riverside Cemetery
Akron
Ostrom
Woentfeld Township
Also Mentioned on This Page
Akron Market Report
Miller's
Paprite Brothers
Anna Kidd
Akron Creamery
Calmar
C. M. Hilliker & Son
Papritz
Hawke & Son
John Martin
Kendall Hotel
M.E. Ladies’ Aid
Neil Robertson
Lillian Smith
Ness
W. W. Burrill
Wolsey
W. L. Murph
Cedar Falls
Mound City
Cobb
E. Tripp
Orette
James Miller
C. H. Plummer
J. R. Goodwin
Flandreau Indians
Plandreau
Goodwin
Tin
Ralph BE. Root
L. F. Root
d’Argille
Maay
Mike Gattney
John Clark
Lena Steinfeldt
Grant Township
Westfield Items
Matt Ginsbach
Ida Mage
BR. H. Cilley
Wheeler
Helen Rummell
Blaty
Lyman County
Frank Squires
Ired
Richland
Neil McFarlan
Mrs McFarlan
John Conway, Jr
Jafferson
W. M. Cunningham
Audubon
Marie Emig
Rasmussen Bros
God Underwear
Maslin
Valenciennes
Cadillac
Detroit
I. R. Goodwin
W. D. Horan'y
Christian Church Services
Vollowing
C. L. Adams
Junior Endeavor
Walcoma
THE
Hanford Produce CO
Akron Station
New Kendall
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