Akron Red Cross rally sets push for national drive
Akron's Red Cross campaign moves forward with a June 26 rally at the opera house headlined by Dr. William Jepson of Sioux City. County and local leaders plan to raise about 600 for Akron toward an Iowa total of 18,600 as part of a national fund drive.
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Akron
Red Cross
Wilbon
Harding
Akron. Red. Criss
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R. J. Kaehler
O. Thorson
W.w.burris
H. Rohrer
Red Crowe
Hig Red Cross
Akron Opera Houace
Wm. Jepson
Sioux City
Maton
Drepson
Great Rev Coors Organization
Red Cross Drive Aims At Million Sum In Iowa And Chicago
Fragmentary text shows calls for Red Cross fundraising in Iowa and Chicago with a target of one million dollars for the nationwide effort. Governor Hardinge issues a proclamation and county council members are named to lead solicitations as B Weaver oversees the campaign.
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Nate
Washington
Iowa
Chicago
Hardlig
Idilba
Weaver
Red Cross
Champaign
Liberty Bond Roll of Honor Recalls Akron Area Donors
A local committee reports strong Liberty Bond purchases during the bond drive era. The Liberty Bond Roll of Honor lists numerous donors from Akron and nearby communities, including Rohrer Berle J. Des W. H. Bly Eugene Clark and many others, recognizing civic support.
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Tilberty
Ly, Burhight, Jr
Aid H Shbulberg
Akron ‘And-Vicinity
Rohrer
Berle J. Des
W. H. Bly
Eugene Clark
A Hagon
Anders
Johnadn
Chis
Reames
Mraz
Sox
Beach
D. Smith
Sever Anderson
Chas. Malmstrom
Gis
Satter
Rant Teffers
L. H. Adhors
H. Wooton
Hi Wobton
Ideline’ Wooton
B. R. Adama
Cobb
Mra
Cora B. Cobb
Inez
Cub
Shoultberg
Bartel
Kinnear
E. P. Klauer
van Buskirk
Otis Maynard
Dick Dierksen
Geo
W. Dudley
Oscar Lund
Iver Knudson
J. F. March
T. L. Burnight
Do Your Bit Warns Against Indiscriminate Economy
President Wilson era counsel urged thrift without stinginess to support war production. Howard Coffin warned against panic and halted spending, stressing we must boost business and keep markets moving. Citizens should buy what they need and sustain commerce to win the war.
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Witson
Ita
Wilson
United States
Howard 2. Coffin
Advisory’ Commission
Council, of National Defense
Midsummer Picnic at Luther League Held June 26
The Luther League annual Midsummer Picnic is set for Tuesday June 26 at the Mrs John Stredel farm two and a half miles north of town on the Dakota trail. A plane ground near the west branch of the Big Sioux River will host the program starting 130 PM with Rev Emil Johnson from Alcester as speaker. A united chorus will sing national songs, followed by a baseball game and other athletic events. Supper will be served at 539 PM.
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Luther League
John -Stredel
Dakota Aldé
Big’ Sioux
Emil Johnson
Alceatér
D. A. Knock
Hubbart's Dog Days and Mid Summer Popularity
In this issue of the Register Tribune Ric Hub bard offers a vivid portrait of human nature with whimsy and wit. The piece titled Dog Days and Mid-Summers appears alongside Hubbart's description of popularity and a casual nod to local residents including Mr and Mrs. Frank Jacoba in town on Wednesday January 20.
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Ric Hubbard
Registers Tribune
Hubbart
Frank Jacoba
Jane
Quieting Title Suit in Plymouth County Iowa 1917
In Plymouth County Iowa a quiet title suit is filed by Waldo Grandquist against James and Elizabeth Shearer and others. The petition seeks adjudication that the plaintiff owns property in Akron now LeMars, Iowa, and that all defendants and their claimants be barred from adverse rights. Publication of notice is ordered in Akron Register-Tribune weekly for six weeks.
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LeMata
Senitinet
Raporta
Plymouth County
Red Cross Society
J. M. Pettes
M. Wilcox
Margaret Sammis
B.A. Dilton
Court of Iowa
Plymont County
Waldt Grandquist
Plaintit
James M. Shearer
Margaret Shearer
Emme Lucky
Frank Jarvis
John Jarvie
John. Shearer
Elizabeth, Shearer
John Shearer
Elizabeth Shearer
Mary J Cflaher
Mary J. Fisher
Loulaaren
Louisa Knowles
Waldo Grandquist
the Clark
District Court of Laws
Plymouth
LeMars
Iowa
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Klot
Portlandville
Akron
Tha Dafendante
Freak Jarvis
John Jarvis
Mary
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Mary J. Flahers
Plaintin
LeMarg
Tows
Yeaton
Akron’ Register-Tribune
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