Local News Notes From Akron Area Stores and Memorial Day Observations
Local items describe sales and reopenings at Akron Variety Store and related shops, a Fathers Day gift scene, and hardware and garden products. Memorial Day visitors and services are noted, plus obituaries for Mrs. J A Dailey and a Plymouth County Board of Education meeting set for June 10. Nearby residents and relatives in Elk Point, LeMars, and Hartley are mentioned.
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Alee ‘Dariety Store
Kids
Akron
Idwa Public Sar
O. Stinton
Frazee
Minn
Avack
Avery |Immerettes
Ak- Store
Gérdes
Hawarden
Akron” Variety
Dirks Motor Co
Merrill
Rudolph Kamradt
Akgon
Jim Small
Les Mars
Emil Barr
Hartford
8. D
Ken-neth Small and Family
Andelma’ Heeren
Elk Point
Plymouth
J.a.dailey
Sioux City
Dailey
William
Jefferson, S. Nd
Vera ‘Rin
Fernelley
Ren
Louis ‘Albertson
Keystone
Iowa
H. Willer
Hamilton
Farmers Union
Albert Anderson
Earl J. Hamilton
Lecy
Aug. Osterthun
Henry Schroeder
Milford
Wash
Timmens
Hartley
Mary Lubben
Wesley Kuehn
LeMars
John Tammen
Craig
Local Young Man Named to Key Committee at National Convention
Thomas L. Lias of 216 2nd St SE Washington DC was named a member of the Publicity and Public Relations Committee for the 10th Young Republican National Federation Convention. The June 1922 event at the Statler Hotel will draw about 1600 delegates from 48 states and territories to promote Republican principles, with tours of Capitol Hill and White House and a social program including brunch with Mrs. Nixon.
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Thomas L. Lias
2Nd St. SE
Washington, D.C
National Federation
Washington
D.C
Statler Hotel
Lias
Akron
Iowa
State University of Iowa
Capitol Hill
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Soil Stewardship Week Tour Notes Clergy Visit in Plymouth County
A Soil Stewardship Week observance in Plymouth County featured a tour for clergy led by Soil District Commissioners with Extension and Soil Conservation Service staff. Terraces completed recently include several longer stretches across Perry, Portland, Meadow and Marion areas as part of ongoing conservation efforts. Union County 4-H Camp set for June 20-22 at Camp Lakodin near Madison. registration details and activities listed for youth attendees.
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Plymouth County
Kruse
Akron
Roy
Muller
Sioux City
Gildner
LeMars
Whitmen
Harbour
Mervil
Soil District Commissioners
Soil Conservation Service
Andrew Brown
Perry Township
Damon Parkhill
Perry
NJ Bolser
Portland
Glenn Groth
Elkhorn
Clifford Tansfeldt
Meadow
Gene Lauters
Marion
Don Peters
Fredonia
Lawrence Langer
Sioux City Investment Company
Hancock
Clarence Kowalke
Elmer Schnepf
Union
Union County
Junk haul service offered by Lawrence Gale
Lawrence Gale announces junk removal and hauling services with contact phone 7761 and an invitation to use the Let a Want Ad to buy or sell items.
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Lawrence Gale
Typewriter Ribbons and Copy Paper For Sale
Fresh supply of typewriter and adding machine ribbons plus carbon paper offered by the Register Tribune office.
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Register- Tribune
Dr Leonard A Brooks Ohtropactor Hours Notice
Public notice for Dr Leonard A Brooks Ohtropactor listing hours Mon Tue Wed Fri 9 00 am to 5 00 pm and Sat 9 00 pm to 9 00 pm with Thursday closure except by appointment and contact phone 6831 Aeron OWA
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Leonard A. Brooks
PIGE
AERON
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Arron Ragjeter
Tekowe
Purina Mill
Farm Belt Feed & Supply
OWA Dairy Industry Commission
Iowa Dairy Promotion Association
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Ger Moines
Siyadiith County
Tangunvarion Bidtalay
Ei Eet
By LaVern M. Feusner
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Gilbert Wagner
Meadow Township
Tulaan
Allen Bartels
BOYER
Dirks ‘Hardware
Towa
Lewison Funeral Home
H. C. Lewison
Prop
Dareaed
avsTic
Robb Ross Beverage
Aerah
Pillsbury
Grand National
Cookbooks
Rath
Oz. Tin
Angel
Wumbers
Citar
Hershey
Everbert
LUX Belergent
Rinso
Blue Sa
Essa
Instent
Hontat Dry Milic Ss Free el
Clark Or
Lyle
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