Stages All Set For The Primary Election Monday
The biannual primary election will be held in Iowa next Monday with many Republican and Democratic contests for U. S. Senate and state offices. Polls open 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. in Alston City Hall. numerous candidates enter races for governor lieutenant governor secretary of state state auditor and more across the two parties.
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Iawa
Aonitanta
UW. B
Muth
Alston
United States
Smith W. Brookhart
Louis Cock
George Qasson
LH. Bicketbers
Henry Wier Glenn Junynes
O. T. Bennett
J. Clarke
Francis C. Cutter
Tt. Osborne
G. C. Greenwalt
Mya
Alex. Miller
Washington
I. A. Darting
Karl Wilischer
C. T. Kringel
J. ¥. Lintey
JM. Lone
Id, Bachman
Edgar T. Modary
W. W. Shag
C. W. Starma
Ray Johnson
C. K. Maben
J. Riegel
Grog J. Wigman
John Fletcher
Walter Newport
Edward L. O'Connor
Myrom Tripp
B. Watters
Board of Riilroad Commissioners
Gus Alesch
Feld
Akron Baseball Wins On Slow Sunday Showcase
Akron's new pitcher Cer nit Hartman held Jefferson to one hit until the eighth inning. Tareld Peek hit a two run homer as Akron won in a defensive effort, with Royal Mets finishing strong. G Hartman, Meta, Peck starred for Akron. Jefferson bats led by Mheainan Hobert and Rowse. Westfield powered past Akron in a slump break prior to the upcoming game.
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Akron
Jeferson
Cernit Hartman
Royal Mets
Tareld Peek
G. Hartman
Meta
VU. Peck
Ani
Jefferson
Mheainen
Hobert
Rowse
Riversions Park
Akyron
Worfeld
If Ted
Akron Tein
MD Loolh
Whitehouse
Akron Hine
Hitle
Hepmn
Weastfield
Martian
Tech
Enelo
Westfield
Joint Lutheran services and notices in Minneapolis region
The Lutheran churches schedule joint services at South St Paul on Sunday 8 pm with Rev W H Weathy of Bronx City and Rev Westby Kin recently returning from Loweville Ky to speak. Sunday school at dawn, no Saturday confirmation class. Ladies aid meetings announced, invitations extended. The Norwegian Lutheran church convention in Minneapolis June 1 2 invites delegates. Penny Bons and Nosex musical fantasy performed May 26 in Akron opera house with student soloists. eighth grade diplomas awarded by Rev Z A Reder after county exams.
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Lutheran Q
South
St Paul Lutheran Church
W. H. Weathy
Bronx City
Westby Kin
Loweville
Hissist
St Paul
St Paul Ladies’ Ald Will Meet Phuradny
Tune
Mike Finnson
He Sisters
Mra
Hanson
Haug
Mra. Erickson
Mra. Lewisson
Tant
Tmmanuel
Aid
John Dahlin
Minneapolis
Taidyig
Mrs
Aamoth
Omean
Missionary Federation
Walter
Prato
Toreph Serioul
Akron Opera House
J. J. Blammer
Sem. Feward
Sioux City
Transball
Akron
Struble
Picnio
Chetsy Titings
Vo Oe
Brown
Maleyon
Vivlan
Thelmi
Wendell
Des Moines
Towa
R. E. Brown
M. V. Smith
Mildred Eshtyman
Workington
Main
Malversen
Viola Caletro
Chernkee
Judelal
Chernime
C.D. Tosoberry
LeMars
Plymoth County
Woman’s Foreign Misatomily Society
Collapse in LeMars Court Delays Forgery Trial
In district court at LeMars last week Judge 0. 5. Thomas excused jurors until Tuesday morning May 81 as jurors resumed. Mrs. Maybelle Trow Knox collapsed entering court to face forgery charges tied to estate of T. M. Ink. Physicians judged her seriously ill and not shamming, prompting a postponement. A juror panel and witnesses from Kansas City, Missouri, and Sioux Falls, D. D., were present but sent home after the delay. Mrs. Sumner Knox lay unconscious and was taken to Sacred Heart hospital for nervous prostration. The trial paused amid the illness of the defendant.
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Thomas
LeMary
Maybelle Trow Knox
Tnt
State IX
T. M
Lnk
Knox
Jude
Kansas City
Sioux Falls
D. D
le Mara
Sumner Knox
Eollapas
Sacred Heart Hospital
Dhysi
Ciana
the Sentinel
Pioneer Akron Woman Called to Final Reward
Mrs. C. M. Maxson died at her home in Akron on May 20 at age 74 years 6 months 17 days after years of ill health. Born November 1, 1867 in Thick River Wisconsin she moved to western Plymouth county as a child and resided here sixty three years. She married Charles H. Maxson August 19 1877 and leaves husband three sons Philip I and Fay and Charles Jr a daughter Mrs Corn Berlin and Mrs A D Collingwood eight grandchildren and many relatives. Funeral services were held at the Church of Christ conducted by Rev W H McDonald with hymns by a Wes' quartet. Interment was in Riverside cemetery.
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C. M. Maxson
Mayetta
Bar
Thick River
Alk
Wisconsin
Harvey
Darr
Plymouth County
Tim Wrs
Akron
Charles H. Maxson
Peoria
Philip I
Long Beach
Calif
Fay
Watertown
Corn Berlin
Mra. Aa
D. Collingwood
Call
Maxson
Angela
Inge
Church of Christ
J Wes
Riverside Cemetery
Tite School and Local Worship Schedule
The notice invites attendance at Tite School morning service at 10 and evening sermons on campus. Worship includes a message on Freedom Through Discipleship and a Bible quote. It requests not to park trucks downtown Wednesday and Saturday nights to free space for farmers cars, per mayor and town council requests.
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Tite
Tl N Einess
Wisderm
Cod
W. H. McDonald
Akron
Silver Wedding for Willis Couple Observed
Mr and Mrs John Willis north of town celebrated their twenty fifth anniversary on a Wednesday afternoon June 1 with a pleasant surprise gathering at their home. Relatives and friends shared well wishes and light refreshments as they marked the silver wedding in a warm social gathering.
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John Willis
Finn Beh
Alan
Doume
May
Wilma
Tennox, & D
Chris, Lueht
Eberhard Lueht
China
Reomta
Franke Reomta
John Borcheta
Ars
John’ Reersts
Maily
Tha Ross
Henry Steinert
John Krake
Mer
George Renken
Mira Lous Halweg
Bennie Fisher
Larcinn Cornish
Carl Halwee
Herman Balweg
Albert Lelff
August Hitremain
Albert Waterburys
Ployd Waterbury
Rose
Paul Hilton
Ruth
Fivn
Elsie
Baars. Johnson
Akron Hospital
Mra
Trane Brown
Wm. Klewel
Memorial Day Observance In Alot Amid Festive Weather
Memorial Day was observed with a patriotic program and ceremonies in Alot Minidayy. A procession from the Masonic Temple to the Sioux River bridge featured Civil War veterans and American Legion units. Flowers were laid on the river, and services continued at the cemetery and local churches with addresses by Rev. F. Rolinson and Rev. R. J. Brown. A wedding notice follows as Milpa Edward Der wed Mrs Lon Pikerum Rummond of St Petersburg Arkansas on April 18 1923.
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American Legion
Wamon'a Rabot Corps
American Legion Ausillary
Trogion
Sone
Lextonares
Sioux River Bridge
Dendt
Den
Atytaste Cemetery
Women's Relief Corps
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hella
Legion
Karl Sikebakken
Muale
Akran Bank
TA. Roder
Legionfied
Buster Karl Akkehakkon
Union Memorial
Ttay
R. J. Brown
Carns
Legion Auxiiary
American Leyton
Union Greek Church Evening Services and Meetings
Union Greek Church announces Sunday evening service at 8 o'clock plus choir practice at Luther Hall on Monday evening at 3. Mrs Carlson hosts Ladies event at Luther Hall Thursday afternoon June 4. Junior Mission Band meets at Luther Hall Tuesday June 7 with meeting starting 1 20. Dr I Edward pastor.
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Union Greek Church
Dune
Alter Hall
Audi Carlson
Aldi
Luther Hall
Luther Pall
I. Edward
Akron Band to Open Concerts
The Akron Rod of thirty pieces under Prof A T Iresland will play its opening street concert of the season next Wednesday. The Mand has practiced all winter and spring and several performances are indicated by their active promotional efforts. The event attracts public interest with organizers urging loyal support. Prof Weethd plans another beginner’s program, inviting parents to enroll children. A meeting is set at City Hall next Wednesday afternoon, May 8, at 4 o’clock.
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Akron
Akron Rod
A. T. Iresland
Mayox
Aind
Weethd
Plaga
Arete
Itm
First Baptist Church Weekly Worship Notices
Sunday services at 11 and 8 led by Pastor will include Bible study at 10. Mission materials to be presented and May issue discussed. Lines Association and devotionals led by Mrs Calbh. Trinity Lutheran German service at 11, Sunday school at 10. Ladies Aid meets Thursday with Mrs Hearnts serving. St Matth Lutheran Chatsworth German service at 9.30 and Sunday school at 9.00. Reverend Meske, pastor.
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W. Fms
Epworth
LeMars
Rey
Nat Tompkins
Wiestchirch
Sioux City
First Baptist Church
Lines Association
Mra
Calbh
Wormer
Trail
Wiewam
Arthur Wroehtman
Orevin Monre
Ladies’ Aid
Tung
Chris. Hearnts
St. Matth
Luth
Chatsworth
Huon
I. A. Meske
Plym outh County nurses to be retained for another year
The Plym outh County Chapter of the American Red Cross voted to continue the county nursing service for ten months. Despite drought relief cuts, the committee urged continuation to aid Plymouth children, with costs split equally by Red Cross funds and the county. A new welfare worker will replace Mrs Shepherd, effective July 1, after a Red Cross committee meeting with LeMars supervisors.
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Plymouth County
Armerican Ite Tross
Owlnate
Drouth
Witie
Plymouth
LeMira
Red
Red Cross
Fie Euiity Wallare
Rea, Cross
Snpervisers
Red Crage
Ino LeMars
Local notes from Akron and neighboring towns inform residents
Various community items report visits by Mr and Mrs. Dick Dierksen of Winceher Nebraska, neighbors in Tama County discuss public service matters, and notices about elections and building plans. The piece mentions a public hearing, a county agent award, and ongoing discussions on the Remsen utility project.
Akron Golfers Lose Return Match With Vermillion
Akron golfers traveled to Vermillion Sunday for a team match that ended 14 to 8 in favor of Vermillion. The course was soft and muddy, hindering strong play, while Vermillion’s Wielder led the way. Individual scores and round breakdowns are listed for 20 players, with second-round eligibility noted and tournament schedules outlined through June.
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Vermillion
Wrorls
Akron
Watt
Wil Ne Dow Kennes
Morea
Aie
Janxen
Alton
Tnic Iing
Aafternoon
Als
Ihele
M. Alon
Arkin
G. Clark
A Anderson
CL Anderson
Marnost
Fisy
Shouthores
Sh- Kebakken
FR. Stel
A. Smith
Tenxon
Fits
Muttizam
Aart Anderson
Holy Slecker
FR Roesbach
Nice
Bwom
Alton- Orange City
Salt Town
Escapes Death at Railway Crossing
A North Dakota driver, George Prentice, narrowly avoided death when a northbound passenger train struck his truck at a crossing. He suffered head and facial injuries but survived after being rescued to a local office for care. The incident occurred after his vehicle stalled on the tracks and was struck by the oncoming train. Separately, Lawrence Welk and his Novelty Band, formerly with WNAX, will headline Neary's Park opening dance on Thursday, June 9.
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George, Proudes
At Geaval
Geo. Muinnit
Wesefield
Prentice Wan
Glaetor
Tawrence Welk
Hla Novelty Kank
Wnax Pulio
Yankton
Wil
Neary's Park
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Sioux City Journal
Woodbury
Monon
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Missouri River
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Ji. M. Hryes
Rava Bureau
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aMttbrenle
Methodist Church
B. F. Robinson, Panter
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S. A. Jaconson
Tila
Edward der
Lon Piikerum Rummond
St Peterslung
Hlavida
St. Petersburg
Vin Grand
Dee
Avongielnity
Worldn
Mex
John Re Dee
Trinity Lutheran Church
ORN
Alon
Chirence Ralsh
Tml
Henry Ludwisk
Northweat
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Dick Dierksen
Wincher
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Dave
Liking
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Whiighter
Betty Jean
Chile
Keile Sunday
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Whterbury
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Frend
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Lisia Blanka
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Ghames
Mille
Tama Ecwunty
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Llews City
Hubse
Ojala
Joersgen Jlottusen
the Incorporated
Hiemsen
Loins
Oplvlon
Alton-Orange City
Kingsley
Srom AL
Morgan
R. Smith
Moore
Beatty
Sikebnidvon
Collins
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Jonson
Hygt
Tetera
Welseler
R. Mattisen
Rede
Cavenes
Tryown
Ohmacher
Athan
Thorsen
Smith
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