Gold Medal Flour Lead on Track in Akron Ad
An Akron advertisement from early 20th century markets Gold Medal Flour from Washburn Crosby Mill Minneapolis. It promotes ices on flour and in car lot discounts, compares price to Minneapolis and Sioux City, touts uniform quality and non bleaching, and offers bran, meal, and riddlings with lower rates. It urges shoppers to buy in five sack lots and highlights cost of living reduction.
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Washburn-Crosby's
Minneapolis
Minn
Akron
Orother
Sioux City
White Potatoes Fourth Carload Arrives at Sioux City
Potatoes in bulk sold to local buyers today at 95 cents per bushel from the same shipper as the previous lot. The dealer touts savings to customers and notes progress toward disposing of 124000 pounds of potatoes, excluding smaller consignments, in a brief period of business.
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Sioux City
Geers
Akron Scene Reflects Memorial Day Travels and School Closure
Akron residents and visitors filled Memorial Day events with visits to Sioux City Clinton and Dickens while preparatory notices ran for church services and a big Christian Sunday School Picnic. Local officials report school summer vacation starts Friday with high praise for the term and graduates.
Concert talents from Sioux City gifted but late arrival
Zoe Pearl Park contralto M Opal Bullard pianist and Frank Johnson reader promised a fine program for Sioux City. Tickets for gallery 26c parquet 35c dress circle and balcony 50c at Cobb's on sale. No reserved seats, early arrivals advised. Relatives mourn Mrs Don Cameron who died of tuberculosis in Colorado and will be buried in Sergeant Bluff Iowa with family travel to attend. Akron defeats Sioux City Journal 10 to 4 in a frat game. Fletcher allowed six runs in first two innings as Akron pounded out 13 hits. Dr Weoton umpired. Local Centerville game slated at Christian SS picnic. Nelson family leaving Akron for Brookings South Dakota. three Nelson boys are Akron graduates. family cites access to state agricultural college.
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Guy Morris
Sioux City
M. Christensen
Onawa
Sherman Sayles
Dr. Gillen
Morningside
Neil Robertson
Nenhing Shoulberg
Clinton
C. M. Rasmussen
Dickens
Town
Akron Creamery
A. Papritz
J. C. Wade
W. R. C. Matters
Qcheyedan and
Spencer
Iowa
J. C. Johnson
Oscar Johnson
Olney Semple
Eldorado Springs
bin Brothers
Emmett
Wm. Schuyler
A. C. Jenkins
John Anderud
Kathryn
N. D
H. @. Johnson
Rebekah
S .W. Hall
Meek
Nebr
M. E Ladies
Uice
Akron Opera House
Durphy
Bronx City
Chas. Kelly
Akron Hospital
Wun. Murphey
New Haley
Robert
J. M. Hindik
Akron
Tts
Farge
St. A. Agnes
Almeda
Sask
Canada
Jd. W. Patterson
Pacific Coast
Roy
F. 8
Ross
Chicago
Dixom NL
Dayson Rosy
Canton, &. C
Zoe Pearl Park
M. Opal Bullard
Frank Johnson
Cobb's
Fletcher
Weoton
Centerville
S. C
Christian SS
H. W. Nelson
Brookings
Nelson
State Agricultural College
Akron Methodists Host Elaborate Banquet For Ladies
The Akron Methodist church men held a Wednesday banquet in the pariors to honor the ladies. Guests enjoyed a social hour, a green and white decorated hall, a formal C shaped table setting, and a lavish menu prepared by men from all walks of life. After toasts by several ladies, Miss Alice Heilski of Sioux City gave an address.
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Akron
Alice Iielski
Sioux City
Ogden School Closes After Forenoon Picnic in District No 3
Ogden School in Westfeld township district No 3 closed on Wednesday May 27 with a district picnic in the Ogden grove. Teacher Moran returned to LeMarg this week. Enrollment reached 39, the largest in Plymouth county history. Six pupils had perfect attendance Hartley Ogden Oma Ogden Mabel Rozell May Rozell Fay Smith Erma Waterbury.
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Ogden School
Westfeld Township
Ogden Grove
Moran
LeMarg
Plymouth County
Hartley Ogden
Oma Ogden
Mabel Rozell
May Rozell
Primary results show slim Akron turnout and GOP edge
Akron voters produced 186 total ballots with 97 Republicans 34 Democrats and 4 Progressives. Cummins led U S Senate GOP tally 60 to 20, Clarke 37, Lee 31, Rowley 3 for governor. Pollock 40 for state rep. June 27 Republican county committeeman Neil Robertson named. Plymouth county reports Cummins 855 Savage 381 U S Senate. Connolly Meredith 226. Republicans predict Cummins win by 40,000, Democrats Connolly by 5,000. Clarke leads Lee by over 40,000. Hamilton beats Ginnis. Clifford Thorne and James H Wilson named railroad commissioners by Republicans.
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Akron
Ernest Ostrom
Bi. Klauer
H. Youngstrom
A. G. A. Palm
T. L. Burnight, Jr
U. S
Cummins
Savage
Clarke
Lee
Rowley
Pollock
Drilling
Wormiey
Phillips
Firth
Gotrom
Miller
LeMars
Neil Robertson
L. F. Root
E. F. Cobb
Ray A. Smith
M. V. Seamands
J. Swanson
J. F. March
E. H. Youngstrom
H. W. Fields
Paul Wendt
H. G. Clark
Shoulberg
J. C. Wade
Roy Root
Connolly
Meredith G. T. L. Burnight, Jr
M. W. Redmond
Wm. Simeon
Klauer
A. Z. Claega
Plymouth
Meredith
Hamilton
McGinnis
Clifford Thorne
James H. Wilson
Farm for sale five miles from Akron
Owner plans move and offers eighty acre farm with a good house big barn double corncrib granary auto shed windmill and ample water. All buildings needed. Must be sold at once. Inquire REGISTER-TRIBUNE OFFICE.
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Inquire Register-Tribune
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