Local News Items From Akron and Nearby Towns
Numerous short notices cover shop sales and promotions at Akron Variety Store Hedges Elevator and Klauer Bros. updates on lawn mowers and seeds. Residents visit relatives in Sioux City Ames and Faulkton. Local births, travel to Sioux City, and a busy Fourth of July program in Brule Creek at Ed Larson’s grove are noted along with upgrades to Riverside cemetery and a growing interest in radio Magnavox amplifiers.
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J. L. Clayton
W. BR. C
Akron
J. B. Cunningham & Son
Lester L. Stinton
Sioux City
Kyl
Ford Garage
Akron Variety Store
John Kacke
Percy Ross
Ames
Iowa
State College
Fred Milbrodt, Sr
Coleridge
Nebr
Russell Replogle
Lincoln
State University
John Bixler
Faulkton
8. D
Mia
J. G. Hays
Marek & Thorson
J. D. Dunkleberg
Rock Rapids
Towa
Ted Johnson
H. L. Johnson
Ruth and
Rae Stoland
Lawrence
Kansas
Boyson Ross
J. E. Pollock
Des
Moines
Freedom Lodge
Masonic Grand Lodge
Fredom
A. F
A.M
Fellowcraft
W. M
Alex. Lchwiderski
Kendall Hotel
Herrick
J. B. Kennedy
Second
Reed’ Streets
Fred W. Burnett
L. L. Burrill
Jennie Slikkerveer
Beulah Brown
Elizabeth Bradley
Merrill
Sork
Neva Jackson
Laura Snyder
Blanche Cunningham
Hattie McKillips
Madison
Normal College
Frank Lovell
Akron High School
Loratta Smythe
Robt
Waterbury
Excelsior
Springs
Oak Grove
Farm Bureau
Will Pendieton
J. J. Clayton
J. G. Kyl
Klauer Brse
John Malmstrom
Sweden
Chas. Ballard
W. H. Neary
Stinton
J.B. Cunningham & Son
Kate Marley
Winterset
Lennox Steel Furnace
Galhang
Sanitary Plumbing & Heating Co
H. A. Ervin
Burnight
Lake Okoboji
the Christian Church
Alf. Stinton
Esther Anderson
Dell Rapids
C. M. Hilliker
Riverside Cemetery
Sexton Chas
Fursee
Big Springs
Floyd Wells
Chatsworth
College of Commerce
State University of Town
Geo. Wells
Iowa City
Brule Creek
Union County
M. D
Brule
Nora
Sioux Valley
Spink
McKillips
Sid. Sork
the Methodist Church
L. J. Cross
John B
Cal
Johnson
Long Beach
Laura D. Hall
Cassville
Wisconsin
Fred Meske
Rudolph Willer
St. Paul
Minn
Grandma Jeffers
Frank Jeffers
Wagner
Taniae
Marek
Alex, Lehwiderski
E. G. Clark
Baptist Ladical Association
W. A. Neal
Grace Pike
B. C. Wooley
LeMars
Graduates of Akron High School Class of 1922 Honored
Eighteen students, nine men and nine women, receive diplomas at Akron High School commencement held June 9 in the opera house. Supt. M. G. Clark spoke on overseas and U.S. education, praising equal opportunity in public schools. Miss Mabel Anderson top graduate. diplomas presented by Ray A. Smith.
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Akron High School
Opera House
Akron Public Schools
C. J. Day
Joy Brady
W. J. Brunner
Fev
Carl Hammer
Supt. Day
M. G. Clark
Sioux City
Tongland
Scotland
United States
Clark
France
Belgium
Great Britain
Cliss
TB. M. Replogie
C. V. Allison
A. Weidenfeller
O. B. Akers
Mabel Anderson
Alta McCorkell
Mildred Way
Ethel Thompson-Austin
Ruth HE. Talbott
Mary Lorietta Smythe
Bertil W. Hammer
Ethel A. Thompson
Alta Marie McCorkell
A. Clark Buswell
Kirkman
Paulson
Earl V. Kerr
Ina N. Kanago
M. Mildred Way
Mabel E. Anderson
Gladys Q. Johnson
Edward R. Klauer
Bernard E. Klauer
Garden E. Lewison
Porter R. Maynard
James D. Austin
Ray A. Smith
Board of Education
Methodist Church Notes Next Sunday Services At Usual Hours
Church notes invite all to worship next Sunday at regular service times. Pastor Carl Hammer urges participation. Also Akron Motor Service offers regular hauling to Sioux City with office and residence phones listed Steck & Solberg.
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Methodist Church
Carl Hammer
Akron Motor Service
Sioux City
Brookhart Leads in Plymouth County Primary for Senate
Plymouth county results show Brookhart leading the Republican Senate race with 745 votes while Maxwell wins sheriff with 65 percent across 30 precincts. Other county contests include coroner nomination for Mauer, and supervisor races in Second Third Fourth and Fifth districts with multiple candidates. We note women cast about half of the roughly three thousand ballots and early returns were tallied by midnight.
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Brookhart
Maxwell
LeMars Sentinel
Plymouth County
Pickett
U. S
Thorne
Francis
Stanley
Sweet
Walter Ramsay
Miss Leifert
Ainsworth
Burbank
Miss May Francis
Superintendent of Public Instruction
P. E. McClenahan
Bender
Boles
Congress
Dawson
Hug Maxwell
Langle
Gorath
Munro
Mauer
Barneil
Bleandell
Cas Alesch
Toval Kloster
Kloster
John McCord
McCord
Gilmour
Perry
Kowalke
Ed. Bride
Schindel
Supervisor
James Gardner
Geo. Miller
Wm. Simeon
Herring
Wills
Gillette
Creasey
Thomas Maloney
Akron
Frank Sievers
Remsen
Town notice on bill penalties and meter reading practices
The town outlines cost-cutting measures for bill payment and service. Bills due the first of the month incur a five day grace period. A 10 percent penalty applies after the fifth, with service disconnection after the tenth and a 10 percent resumption charge plus a $1 minimum per connection. Meters are read in the last three days. if unread due to a locked house, charges reflect prior readings. Mayor E M Replogle signs the notice.
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Reed
E. M. Replogle
Plymouth County Graduates at Ames
More than 40 Iowa State college students received degrees and certificates in the fifty first graduation exercises at Ames on Monday morning. The total graduates for the year nears 600 as families and alumni attended the commencement addressed by Henry C. Wallace, secretary of agriculture. Notable graduates from Plymouth County include Walter F. Nussbaum LeMars in Animal Husbandry Harriet O Eyres LeMars in Home Economics Theodore R Clark Merrill in Civil Engineering Edgar N Fletcher Akron in Civil Engineering.
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Plymouth County
Ames
Iowa State College
Henry C. Wallace
Russell
Sherwood
Kingsley
Walter F. Nussbaum
LeMars
Harriet O. Eyres
Theodore R. Clark
Merrill
Advice on Alignment and Tire Wear
Henry J. Callaghan, a United States Tires dealer, notes that sudden tire wear may signal misalignment. Bad alignment causes tire injury, with rapid center tread wear as a first symptom. Check alignment for loose bearings to avoid a wobbly wheel that harms tires.
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Henry J. Callaghan
United States
Clover cover crop boosts orchard yield in Iowa trial
In Council Bluffs at the Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station, C. 5. Holland reports clover Bast grown as a cover crop in Towa orchards raised yields 55 percent higher than blue grass. Clover was sowed early in spring and allowed to reseed, reducing annual reseeding needs unless severe winter struck, as apples on blue grass and clover plots showed differing yields.
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Towa
C. 5. Holland
Council Bluffs
Cil Bluffs
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Water use and tilling harm soil health in cover crop trial
Clover seed shows drought sensitivity linked to water use by cover crops. Blue grass consumed large water amounts. Excessive cultivation yielded little humus and caused tree deaths from tilling. Corn crop contributes significant humus naturally, proving effective soil enrichment.
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George Sanderson
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the Wonder Dog
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Harry Sweet
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