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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1912
Page
5
Regular church service and Sunday school set for next Sunday. A Jungther League meeting is planned for Wednesday evening at the old church. A late Friday storm produced marble sized hail with minor garden damage. Many local residents visited kin and attended family events including a June 12 wedding of Hilma Shoulberg and Sigfrid Fredell. Numerous neighbors hosted gatherings, visits, and notices of travel and illness.
Special correspondence from Soo Valley Westfield notes residents visiting relatives and returns from trips. Wm Wilkinson came back from the west on Thursday and Coleman Harrington returned from Algona. several locals called on Elk Point and Hawarden relatives. The infant son of Mr and Mrs Ned Spaulding has been ill with Mrs Ira Wiseman caring for him. Miss Patten of Sioux City visits aunts Mrs Tracey and Mrs McCarty. Leo Beaulieu returns from Techny Illinois after a year of schooling. May Warren Jennie Hill Sadie Dennison attend.
Special Correspondence from Chatsworth reports D K Bennett and daughter Birdie and Jona Koch trip to Sioux City then Fort Dodge. Returns by train. Mrs. Cloud of Canton visiting Mrs. L R Crowell. L R Crowell and wife with Geo Schaffer travel to Sioux Falls for Elks meeting. Angie Koppert visits from Farmer S C. Elvira Schumacher and Angie Koppert drive to Ireton. Eastman Wisconsin residents stay in Chatsworth for summer. Recital by Mrs Jeanne D Roland pupils at the opera house on June 15 praised. Blanche Johnson assisted.
Sioux City visitor Chas Green spends Saturday in Adaville. Cedar Rapids preacher Mr. Collard addresses U S church crowds sunday on The Love of Jesus and temperance. Ed Stinton travels to Akron to see ill father James Stinton with daughter Blanche. Charlie Green injures ankle while treating horses Sunday. Evah King Neva Stinton and Mabel Lindsey attend LeMars institute. Mrs Will Stinton and daughters visit Hanan Scott then travel to LeMars by auto. L L Morehead family from LeMars visits for several weeks. Ed Stinton's daughter Blanche returns from Toledo after studies at Leander Clark college.
A band of gypsies passed along Broken Kettle road earlier this week. Fry and John Lawrence families attended graduation ceremonies in LeMars. Jack Cassen recovers from another light appendicitis attack. Roy Cassen left Sioux City Tuesday to reconnect with friends, joined by Howard Millner. August Ericson and Agnes Haley visit Sioux City and LeMars respectively, with Bernice McCarty also in Sioux City. Al Husted loses a gray horse, Little Tomer Brownawell heals from a nail injury. Isabelle Millner returns from Traer, Ia., Lee May plays ball in Hinton, and Gertrude Pike Gladys Winifred Iry Mabel Taylor attend teachers' institute in Le Mars.
The church invites all to regular services on the Lord's Day. A business meeting of the membership will follow the morning service to arrange necessary matters. Go, L Adams, Preacher.
Balance sheet style figures show resources such as loans and discounts 214445.13 overdrafts 2.56 bonds 65 furniture and fixtures legal tender notes 4000 redemption fund 1500 reserve from U S treasurer 133?830.49 total assets 6337 830.49. Liabilities include capital stock 30000 surplus 15000 undivided profits 7282.46 bank notes 30000 deposits 116595.95 time certificates 137880.77 cashier's checks 255.00 taxes reserve 816.31 6337 830.49 I H Shoulberg cashier swears to accuracy June 19 1912 before notary public J C Button. Correct TL Burnight directors attest Frank Wakeman
May 14 1905 figures show deposits rising from 891100 to 3547000 across years 1906 to 1910 with entries for 1906 94700 1908 125100 1909 208200 1910 200300 1911 225200 and a final VOID entry reflecting deposit totals and ledger annotations.
An independent Sioux City paper urges readers to vote no presidential candidate and support the Tribune for four years. It highlights editorial and telegraphic reports, promising daily state and foreign coverage. Offered at $2.00 per year, mailed to the reader’s address if paid to the publisher or the Pribune in Sioux City.
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