Akron Beats Hawarden In Local Golf Match 33 to 10
Akron golf team defeats Hawarden by 33 to 10 in a 16 player match on local links. Dr N J Brown of Akron shot 70 for low score. Langdon led Hawarden with 76. Followed are individual scores and points for both sides amid windy conditions.
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Nesses
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Pierson
H. Rosabach
Nelson
M. Smith
E. Koch
F B Auto Trip to Ames June 16 17
Plymouth County Farm Bureau plans an auto caravan to Iowa State College at Ames on June 16 and 17. Departure from Kingsley around 8:30 a.m. Sunday, travel via Pierson Correctionville Ida Grove Auburn Carroll and Boone. Picnic lunch en route. Overnight lodging at Elm Lodge 75 cents per person. Monday spent on campus with return Monday evening or Tuesday morning. Some may stay longer to explore the experiment station grounds.
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Ames
Plymouth County Farm Bureau
Iowa State College
Experiment Station
Kingsley
Pierson
Correctionville
Ida Grove
Auburn
Carrol
Boone
Elm Lodge
Origin of the naval orange in the United States
An account traces the first successful importation of naval orange stock to Scot John Saunders and notes a 1838 Florida plant transfer by a Brazilian island planter. It covers Hogg of New York and a Seminole war destruction of plants, with the owner later moving to Haiti.
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Iam Saunders
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Thomas ‘Hoge
New_York
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Florida
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Twenty-third Street
New York
Haiti
Fatigue as a Danger Signal Warns of Lower Output
Industrial research attributes reduced output and poorer quality to worker fatigue. Accidents surge near quitting time, says Walter Freeman of George Washington University. Fatigue acts as a protective mechanism to prevent overload, though utter exhaustion is rare and a second wind may allow continued but depleted performance.
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Walter Freeman
George Washington University
Nature Will Out Aesop Fable About Change of Nature
In an ancient tale Jupiter and Venus debate whether a living being can change its nature. Jupiter turns a cat into a maiden and she marries a young man. A mouse appears and the bride cannot resist pouncing, proving Venus right that nature will out.
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Aesop
Sundial Betimes Beckons Time Tests in Old World Garden
A London Chronicle writer recalls discovering a sundial in a friend’s Old World garden near a Huntingdonshire town. Reading the dial in British summer time, he is startled to find it kept true time, while the friend notes sundials are readable only in summer. The narrator calls the act meddling with eternal things.
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Huntingdonshire
London Chronicl
The Madonna Lily Symbol in Christian Art Through History
Since the twelfth century the lily has held priority in Christian art symbolizing parity. Known as the Madonna lily, it is said to originate in the Levant and spread with Roman civilization across Europe. Its pure upright stalk leaves and petals convey purity.
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Gems From Doctor Jobnsing Delightful Public Remark
A Louisville Courier item notes a gag about a great lexicographer and a soulful appearing lass. Goldsmith is pressed to hear her speak, but Doctor Jobasing warns against it recalling a prior encounter where the woman called him an old tub of tripe.
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Louisville Courier
Splendid View Opens Austria’s Tenth Funicular
The tenth Austrian funicular railway, recently opened, runs from Innsbruck Dolomites to a plateau about 7,000 feet high. Passengers rise roughly 6,600 feet above sea level in an hour and gain a glow from the Apétrian Alps.
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Death of Former Akron Man Louis Avery
Louis Samuel Avery born April 15 1876 in Union County Iowa died June 8 1925 at St Vincent s hospital Sioux City following gallstone operation and complications He adopted the name Johnston after being placed with his aunt and spent his youth in Akron He married Susie Tresler in 1906 and had three children two died in infancy The surviving child Louis Johnston Jr lives in Oregon His widow two brothers Fred Avery and Henry Avery four nieces six nephews one aunt and one uncle survive He attended the Methodist church Funeral services were held at the Akron Methodist Church conducted by Pastor Wilson Gow with a quartet providing music Interment Riverside Cemetery under American Legion with military honors
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Union County
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Johnston
Susie Tresler
Mason City
Louis Johnston, Jr
Oregon
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Fred Avery
Henry Avery
Moore
Nebr
Guiding Star
Methodist Church
Wilson Gow
Mabel Hays
Clara Stoutenburs
Wm. Thorne
G H. Wooton
W. J. Brunner
Riverside Cemetery
American Legion
Portraits On New Currency Predicted For July Start
The Register-Tribune previews Americans likely to appear on upcoming paper money from July 1 1929. It notes eleven great figures whose portraits will be most in demand, asks readers who appears on the dollar, five dollar and ten thousand bills, and explains why these men were chosen. An illustrated feature by Pimo Scott Watson appears inside.
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Pimo Scott Watson
Register-Tribune
Lutheran Church Services Abbreviated Schedule
The Lutheran church announces no services Sunday in the South church with services in the North church at 3 p.m. Sunday school at 2 p.m. and 10 a.m. in North. The Ladies Aid meets June 20 at Miss Hannah Solem’s home with Mrs Peter Drickson as joint hostess. Brule Greek services in Norse Sunday 11 a.m. Sunday school 10 a.m. Luther League Sunday 3 p.m. Immanuel Elk Point no services Sunday. Ladies Aid meets June 19 at Mrs Carl Lange’s home. Reverend RUNSVOLD.
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Ladies’ Aid
Hannah Solem
Peter Drickson
Brule
Luther League
Immanuel
Elk Point
Mra
Carl Lange
Runsvold
Gastor
Daughters and Son Born to Local Families in June 1929
A June 1929 notice lists births in the area. Mrs William Johnson of Sioux City welcomes a daughter, Mr and Mrs Frank Rosenbaum of Westfield township a daughter, Mr and Mrs Henry Husman southeast of town a daughter, and Mr and Mrs John Vogel pang south of town a son.
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Wiliam Johnson
Sioux City
Frank Rosenbaum
Westfield Township
Henry Husman
John Vogelpang
Watch Saved After Bath Water Rust Hazard
A watch that was soaked in a bath tub wash and left to rust on steel parts was salvaged by quick action. The jeweler confirmed the recovery of the $26.00 timepiece after it ran through a washing cycle. The ad also promotes Wright's Silver Polish and Zylonite framed goggles for sun glare and dust protection.
Christian Church Notes Bible School and Keyes Sermons
Bible school at 10 a.m. sharp with an open invitation to all not in another Sunday school. Bro. Keyes preaches next Sunday at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. His past sermons and solos are praised. Baptismal service to follow the evening sermon. Christian Endeavor at 7 p.m. in Leaner, Viva Beach. Mrs. Eliott's class hosts an ice cream social Friday evening June 21 in the church basement. Ladies' Aid meets Thursday, June 20 at Mrs. Chas Carpenter's home with Mrs. Mann and Mrs. Lake assisting.
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Akron Public Library May Report Highlights Activity
The Akron public library shows 998 books in May with 9 new borrowers and 655 books loaned. Open 14 days, average daily circulation 39 plus, largest 63, smallest 10. Special books ordered 2, fines 34.66. Hours: Tue Thu Fri afternoons 3 to closing. Joseph and His Brethren by H W Freeman now in the library. Librarian Mrs Glunn Kanago.
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H.W. Freeman
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Immanuel Lutheran Church Sunday Juneservices notice
Immanuel Lutheran Church announces English services on Sunday June 16 with no services. Friday evening June 14 Luther Leagues meet in the church basement led by Esther Reemis with Ted Erickson as song leader Histe Johnson as devotional leader and Elna Swatigon and Wiinor Paulson on the serving committee. Sioux City district Luther League planning meeting in Augustana.
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Ted Erickson
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Wiinor Paulson
Sioux
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Local League Delegates Attending Sioux City Church Meet
Delegates from the Local League will be Honor Paulson and Frank Johnson to a church gathering in Sioux City from June 14 to 16. The Ladies Aid will be entertained by Mrs. Howard Nygard. The event continues Thursday, June 20. Oscar F. Roman, Pastor.
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Sioux City
Honor Paulson
Frank Johnson
Howard Nygard
Oscar F, Roman
Notice of Hearing on Plymouth County Improvements
Notice announces a hearing at 10 a m on June 18 1929 at the LeMars Court House to review plans specifications and contract form for the Plymouth County Road 8 and Road O improvements estimated at 40 471 022 dollars. Objections must be in writing to be legally appealable. Also includes a local sale ad for farm equipment at Swenson Implements and Von Hagel's Stand.
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Vue Cains
John Deere
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