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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1928
Page
2
Extension expert GC V Holsinger warns against premature runner growth on new strawberry beds. Runners should be restrained and trained in solid rows once they form, with beds mulched to prevent winter damage. Cattle shipments and market notes from Akron and Sioux City highlight strong price trends for trucked lots.
Immanuel Lutheran church lists Friday June 16 Luther League at August Erickson's, Saturday June 10 confirmation close Sunday June 17 Sunday school at 10 am and morning worship at 11 with a confirmation service. Evening sermon titled Cursed Be He that Doeth the Work of Jehovah Negligently. Thursday June 21 Ladies Aid at August Drickson's, Friday June 22 choir rehearsal, Saturday July 7 bake sale at Silke Bakken's.
Westfield defeated Jefferson 9 to 3 in a well played game at Riversioux Park Sunday. R Whitaker pitched for the winners with seven strikeouts and seven hits allowed. Kapfer finished the last inning with one strikeout and no hits. Morgan pitched well for Jefferson, fanning ten but yielding fourteen hits as the box score shows.
The Western Asphalt crew completed a 5.8 mile concrete section at Remsen Main street, then moved machinery toward Oyens. A LeMars central plant crew on Oyena to LeMars has paved about one and a half miles and expects finish in about seven weeks if weather stays favorable.
The item lists subscription rates at two dollars for annual or three months for one dollar with the paper published every Thursday in Akron Town and entered at the local post office as second class mail matter dated September 26, 1901.
Westfield residents share updates from LeMars to Yankton, including visits, dental and health demonstrations, and a 10 to 2 victory over Jefferson at Riversioux Park. The town discusses road work, summer school plans at Vermillion, and upcoming events while the baseball game against Kidder Motor Co. looms.
Milnerville and surrounding townships showcased work of the county Farm Bureau on Achievement Day. Perry won first prize, Liberty second, Sioux third, with Wancotk noting its new unit yet to meet full quota. Local residents and visitors attended events, theater outings, and family gatherings across Milnerville and nearby towns.
The article reports A I Milner of Long Head Calif arriving back after a summer work at Fort Snelling and enjoying good health and happiness though wishing his wife had joined him. It also covers social events in the Union Creek area, including a Plymouth Ladies Aid meeting, a schoolhouse entertainment by Happy Jack Bathurst, and various visits and church plans, plus a detailed public health advisory on safe vacation drinking water and how to treat it using boiling or hypochlorite solutions.
Chatsworth residents report travel and social visits with several notably named individuals. D K Bennett headed to Cedar Rapids for Masonic grand lodge events while Lulu Howie and HL Schumacher studied in Sioux City. Families Johnson, Taggert, Schafer and Bennett joined various gatherings and outings across Hawarden Spirit Lake and Hawarden.
Ruble Rips Misses Helen Marbach and Lucilla Teffers go Monday to Ames Iowa as delegates from the Johnson township 4 H club and will stay until late week. Several local families entertain and visit. Miss Mildred Gable from Johnson township visits Mrs Elmer Phillips. News of a death at Akron hospital Sunday evening, and a funeral held Wednesday at the Lutheran church in Preston township. A newborn boy arrived Friday at the Klemme home with Sophie Becka helping. many neighbors express sympathy on the Huckla death in Brunsville.
A brief notice notes a merchant offers a home sale figure for order processing. It highlights timing for customers to complete purchases before shipment and stresses price terms and delivery steps. The item reflects local commerce patterns and consumer guidance from the period.
Bible School at 10 a m. We appreciate rising interest in the school. Owing to the pastor’s absence there will be no morning or evening preaching. The B Y P W U will meet at seven thirty. All young people urged to attend. Board of Trustees meets Wednesday June 20 at 8 o’clock. Important meeting. all members present.
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