Akron High School Baseball Team Routs LeMars and Elk Point
Akron high school baseball continued its strong run with three wins over LeMars Garryowen and Elk Point. Orlan Moore dominated on the mound, fanning fourteen in the LeMars game and twelve in the Elk Point contest, while Rex Smith and Baker led at the plate with multi hit performances. The Akron squad improved to six wins in nine games, aided by solid fielding and timely hitting.
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Akron
LeMars’ High School
Garryowen
B. D
Vk Point
LeMars
Our Boys
Faiaitore
LeMafs
Honis
Orlan Moore
LeMary
Baker
Rex Smith
Eustace
Moore
Swift
Ross
H. Smith
Bogen
Hwers
Clarence Barr
Schneiderheinze Brothers
Rollo Baker
Elk Point
McGraw
Tillotson
Phil A Boland Dead in Plymouth County Iowa
Phil A Boland of Le Mars in Plymouth county northwest Iowa died Thursday morning May 30 after months of ill health and a hospital operation revealed small intestinal tumor and bowel obstruction. A Philadelphia native born 1868, he became a Le Mars lawyer and a Republican figure, serving as postmaster and partner in law firms. Survived by wife six children parents siblings and two sisters, his funeral was at St James Catholic church Le Mars with burial in Catholic cemetery.
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Plymouth County
Iowa
Phil. A. Boland
LeMara
Hed
St. Joseph's Hospital
Sioux City
Boland
Philadelphia
LeMars
Drake University
Des Moines
T. J
Sammis & Bradley
Sammis
C. CO. Bradley
Council Bluffs
John Cronin
Crathorne
Nellie
St. James’ Catholic Church
B. P. O. Ellis
Knights of Columbus
Peter Jonson Announces Coming Season Mare Service Rates
Peter Jonson lists a stallion service schedule with days and locations around Akron at Herman Martin farm and Burnight's Brook Yards. Fees include 812 for “THAMS” to insure mare in foal, 88 for the season payable July 10, 1207, and 5 cash at service. Terms state foal determination, hold for service, penalties for late payments, and a disclaimer of liability.
Neighborhood notes and regional events in Sioux and Plymouth counties
County board of supervisors June session at LeBars. Pioneer resident S Rattan of Sioux county died near Hawarden. Plymouth teachers institute set for August 19 in LeMars by State Superintendent Riggs. Roy Parkin of Hudson is said to pitch for Binghampton NY. LeMars failed to secure a state militia company. Estherville won. Editor Wolf and family leave for Spokane for a month. A Remsen youth disrupted a graduation rehearsal with an umbrella injury. Northwestern Iowa Veteran's association to meet in Rock Rapids June 18, with a two day Lyon county fair racing program for veterans. Delivery wagons in South Dakota to collect cream. Akron Creamery proprietor Auvauset Parritz solicitation for farmers to notify routes.
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Plymouth County Teachers’ Institute
Riggs
LeMars
Northwestern Iowa Veteran’s Association
Rock Rapids
Iowa
Lyon County Fair
South Dakota
Auvauset Parritz
Akron Creamery
Memorial Day Observed Across Akron With Colorful Ceremonies
A large crowd marked Memorial Day in Akron despite threat of rain. A school parade formed at ten, joined by G A R and W B R members for a service at the Big Sioux bridge, then marched to Riverside Cemetery for ritualistic observances. Rev. O H Plummer spoke on National Memorials as 386000 Confederate dead and 400000 unknown soldiers were honored. The day included a substantial church program, a bountiful Relief Corps dinner, widespread display of national colors, and most stores closing. The M B Church program featured an address on Liberty and national memory, while the day culminated in social visits and a Hawarden mission group exchange with Akron hosts, ending with a Japanese-themed reception at the Brady home before departure.
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Akron
G. A.R
W. BR
Big Sioux Bridge
Riverside Cemetery
G.A.R
W. BR. C
M. B
O. H. Plummer
Waterloo
Plymouth Rock
Bunker Hill
Phelps
Whittier
Garrison
Tappan
Swallow
Relief Corps
Tremaine
Missionary Society of the
M. EB. Church
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church of
Hawarden
Mesdames Plummer
Wooton
Hobson
A. H. Smith
Paul Wendt
J. C. Douglass
Houghton
Seamands
Alexander
J. C. Beck
Akron Society
May
Hawarden Society
Claudine Smith
Charles Brady
Bradys
Purse Purportedly Left at Agnes Office for Reward
A dark green purge bag containing about three dollars was left at M. A. Agnes' office with a request to leave a suitable reward for its return. No further details on ownership or circumstances are provided.
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Winder
M. A. Agnes
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C. B. Plummer
Akron High School
B. B.wintersteen
Phil A
Peter Jonson
Herman Martin Farm
McFarland
The
County Board of Supervisors
LeBars
S. Rattan
Sioux County
Roy Parkin
Hudson, 8. C
Binghampton
N. Y
That City
Estherville
Wolf
Alton Democrat
Spokane
Washington
Great West
Democrat
Remsen
W. F.M
Val
Columbia
J. O. Douglass & Son
M. M. Talbott
Parlin, Orendorff & Martin Co
Omaha
Fish Bros
Fish Pros
Labelle
Dempster
Canton
Avery
M. L. Goosman
W. H. Morse
E. H. Youngstrom
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