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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1913
Page
7
The Farmers Mutual Hall Insurance urges farmers to compare figures and promises a solid, nonlimited policy. It claims twenty years of experience, honest management, and reliable reliability versus competitors. It emphasizes not requiring large premiums and asserts confidence in Rutledge Co as the business driver.
Sealed grading bids due July 1, 1918 at noon in Alvon Iowa, to roads secretary I J Swanson. Bid security 250 dollars with plans and specs on file at Akron Savings Bank and G Y Skeels Sioux City office. Estimated excavation 17 000 cubic yards. Right reserved to reject all bids.
The regular Summer Session will be held in the Hunt building, Sioux City, Iowa, starting June 16 for six weeks. It offers the best chance for aspiring teachers to earn certificates and for current teachers to boost efficiency and salary. For details write KF. Clark, Secretary, Moville, Iowa.
Farmers urged to bring work to Robt Schmidt’s Blacksmith Shop for cultivator shovels with guaranteed quality. Emphasizes honest treatment and no automobile interference in business. Mentions “Robbery Schmidt.”
Vermillion leaders are elected and honored, including Col Jolley as G A R commander. Local banks gain government depository status while fires threaten Ha ward stores. Obituaries note Mrs. Stewart Fleege, and multiple accidents and illnesses affect residents. Shoup dies, births and marriages are reported, with census and licensing updates in Elk Point and Beresford.
Local mentions include Miss Millie Maxson visiting Sioux City Tuesday and Mrs Alta Farrin traveling to Kansas for a brother’s visit. Akron Lumber Co advertises lowest prices, inviting trials. Akron Creamery seeks milk and cream. Miss Allee Lewison of Elk Point stayed with her brother Gilbert M. A Rawleigh order point is I Smythe's harness shop. Rick Boden, a Hill Point barber, visited hometowns. Rev R L Stuart preached at LeMars M E church. Rev Allen from Morningside filled Chatsworth M B D Church. Mr and Mrs J D Ervin and family and Mr and Mrs Rasmussen arrived from Newell for a Sunday visit. Alcester piano tuner D Disbrow was in town with a copy of his piano piece The Dance of the Bull Mouse. Majestic Photo Play proves popular with high class programs and a tuneful electric piano. 700 attendees for a Saturday matinee and evening show.
Lost on Saturday evening a brown telescope hat in Akron. Finder should leave it at the Register-Tribune office. For sale a good kitchen cupboard in near new condition. Inquire at the Register-Tribune office. Also for sale a 246 acre tract of desirable farm land. Inquire at the Register-Tribune office.
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