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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
2
Akron residents report social visits from Mrs. L A Beckman in Canton and Mrs. Simeon in Sioux City, with relatives across Iowa and South Dakota. Plans unfold for Homecoming July 10, air show, and a big chautauqua July 10 15.
Postmaster warning owners to avoid selling or trading War Savings Certificate Stamps and to follow federal rules for redemption. Do not cash stamps for nonowners or altered certificates. Also includes First Christian Church service schedule for June 21 with sermons and delegate report.
In a Sunday evening talk before a large Akron audience WMmanuel urged forming a Commercial club of enterprising professionals and business people to foster better town merchant patron relations and community progress. He touched on improving civic understanding and cooperation among merchants and residents.
A brief notice advises merchants to promptly return any overweight merchandise and to ensure scales and measures are accurate. It cautions against criticism without a valid reason and emphasizes proper handling of discrepancies in trade.
Notice to the public announces the Hanford Cream Station will move to a new site in the former Savory Hotel sample room opposite the Akron Buick Co garage around July 1. Customers urged to bring cream and produce to receive the highest market price in cash. Local Manager Win. Simeon issues the notice.
The twenty fifth anniversary of Trinity Lutheran Church in this city will be observed next Sunday, June 28. Services begin at 10:20 a.m. with a German language sermon by Prof. Wm. Schmidt of St. Paul, Minn. At 2:30 p.m. English sermon by Rev. J.J. Vothur. Rev. J. Vollmar of Craig will speak in German to the Ladies’ Aid, which marks its 25th anniversary. All are welcome. Rev. Wm. Almeske, Pastor.
Public notice announces a new rule effective June 18 requiring 8 am opening for the Akroo post office window and 6 30 pm closing daily. Rural carriers depart at 8 am to deliver mail arriving on the 8 30 train, with General Delivery patrons served after the evening mail.
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