Administrator's Notice of Estate in Plymouth County Iowa
The District Court of Plymouth County Iowa appointed bk. He. Youngstrom as Administrator of the Estate of Sophia Luschen on June 3 1912. People indebted must pay, and those with claims should present them legally authenticated for allowance at Akron Iowa. Dated June 4 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Plymouth County
Iowa
Sophia Luschen
Tate
Akron
Bk. He. Youngstrom
Council Proceedings In Akron Iowa Sept 26 1901
Published weekly in Akron Iowa the council meets with all members present except Ostrom. The street grading dispute with Aug Koch is referred to the Street committee. Mayor authorized to buy land up to 100 dollars near the C M St P railroad. Committee to notify South street fence owners to move back after harvest and install an electric light at the west end. Trees on equid street to be studied. A superintendent to run light and water plant to be hired. Disallowed bill of 10.25 from Maurice McElligott referred to Finance. Ex superintendent McElligott asked to explain tool shortages and asset disposals and to account for porch light revenue. Bondsmen to be notified of financial concerns. Various bills approved totaling multiple small amounts. City clerk reported current and water rents 184.30. A. G. A. Palm, Clerk.
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Ostrom
Koch
South Street
Equid Street
Wooton, Ross and Young
J. C. Wade
J. E. McEiligott
John C. Moore
General H Electric Co
Akron Savings Bank
Beardslee, Chandler Co
Veterans Reunion in Spencer Iowa July 2 3 4
Old Soldiers of our city prepare for the Northwest Iowa Veterans Reunion to be held in Spencer on July 2 3 and 4 prominent speakers bands and drum corps have been engaged and the town arranged for a record breaking gathering. An airship will fly over July 2 a monster automobile parade on July 3 and a grand patriotic celebration on July 4 with daily races free entertainment and baseball expected to attract many veterans and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Iowa
Northwest
Hail Insurance Claim Settled For 200 Dollars
Russell Clark of Akron Iowa reports a hail loss to insured crops on June 14 1912. The Guarantee Mutual Hail Insurance Association of Sioux City Iowa settled with adjuster and Redmond Bros on June 15 for 200 dollars and Clark endorses the company to friends and neighbors. Witness E J Lawlis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Sioux City
Iowa
Redmond Bros. & Co
Redmond Bros
Russel Clark
E. J. Lawlis
Parcel dispute over historic deed in Akron Plymouth IA
The Unknown Trustees of the First Baptist Church of Akron and the unknown grantees are named defendants in a Plymouth County Iowa case. J F P March sues claiming absolute fee simple ownership of lots four five and six in block seventy then Portlandville Iowa now Akron Iowa recorded in book 3 page 275 of Town Lot Deed Records. The 1879 warranty deed by E W Sargent and Abbie E Sargent is referenced along with unknown heirs and legal representatives of the said trustees and grantees. The petition is on file with the Clerk of the District Court of Iowa in Plymouth County.
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First Baptist Church of
Portlandville
Iowa
Akron
E. W. Sargent
Abbie E. Sargent
Plymouth County
J. FP. March
District Court of
FR. W. Sargent
First Baptist Church
LeMars
T. M. Zink
Akron Register-Tribune
Wim. Flutchinson
Lowa
Notice to quiet title First Baptist Portlandville Iowa
Original notice for a quiet title suit filed June 14 1912 in LeMars Iowa seeks to declare trustees of the First Baptist Church of Portlandville Iowa as holding property in trust for the church. The court requires appearance by September 23 1912 under threat of default and judgment. Publication ordered in Akron Register-Tribune weekly for six weeks.
Christianson Duroc Herd Praised by Livestock Expert
W S Steele of the Farmer and Breeder says Chas Christianson Akron Iowa is a rising Duroc breeder. He notes a champion sow Octave Thanet 5th 233588 and a strong sow line with sires Ohio Chief Last Iowa Champion Tip Top Notcher Chief Crimson Boy and others. Christianson aims for heavy boned milking hogs and large litters, potentially 1000 pounds in good condition. He invites readers to submit breeding requests.
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Chas. Christianson
Akron
Octave Thanet
Sioux City
Ohio
Illinois
Minnesota
Iowa
Crimson Boy
Prince of Col
Christianson
Newspaper Subscriptions Mentioned In Ad
The Register-Tribune and the Homestead are advertised at $1.50 per year for paid-up subscribers, highlighting a combined offer in the notice.
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Register-Tribune
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Wade & Burnight
Chris
Milan
M. W. Strobel
the Register-Tribune
Ray A. Smith
Council Proceedings
Meredith & CO
A. C. Jenkins
Reliable City Dray
Chris. Iblings
Hilliker & Son
A. Metz
Horné and Mule
E. Larsen
F. Smythe
Chris. Braun
Windmilla
New Kendall Hotel
BH. B. Frank
E. A. Tone
J. O. Button
Baldwin
Eastman Kodaks
A. Weidenfeller
White Front Meat Market
Ernest Ostrom
Geo. Stick
New
L. C. Smith Typewriters
Fields & Hedges
Simeon
Akron Milling CO
Gust, Granquist
Robt. Schmidt
Paul Wendt & CO
Monarch
T. L. Burnight
Vargason & Hilliker
Hitzemann Bros
Fullerton Lumber CO
Chas. Wise
A. Rohrer
Miss Anna King
Douglas
Hanford Produce CO
A. J. Claeys
B. F. Wintersteen
Pioneer Merchant
Cobb
Styles & Montagne
Postoffice
Keane Bros
the Quality Grocery
W. C. Anderson
E. J. Hammer
Kelly & Smith
Smith & Hummel
Neil Robertson
M. W. Redmond
L. J.cross & CO
Elayer-Swanson CO
Middle West
Big Sioux
Akrondae
W. S. Steele
Mr. Christianson
Duroc Jersey
W. W. Keech
J. E. McElligott & Son
Rohrer’s
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