Booster Road Meeting Promotes Spink to Akron Road Plan
Akron Commercial club hosted a Friday smoker at Masonic hall inviting Spink road farmers to discuss improvement plans. About 20 to 30 farmers attended, with 90 members and guests at three long tables enjoying oyster stew and music. Speakers included W. E. Holmes of Sioux City, Steinbeck of Elk Point, and J. Aalfs, stressing concrete paving, street oiling cautions, and widening and drainage on the Spink road, with Gus Satter as primary spokesman for along the road.
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Akron Commercial Club
Masonic Hall
Spink
Commercial Club
U. L
Steinbeck
E)k Point
W. E.holmes
Sioux City Commercial Club
I. Knudson
J. J. Aalfs
EH. H. Youngstrom
J. C. Wade
Holmes
Swanson
Gus. Satter
Spink Road
J. J. Ralfs
Union County
Campaign to Improve Spink Road Gains Cash Support
The Commercial club plans a systematic road uplift on Spink road under a supervisor. A unanimous vote favors cash payments over in kind. Subscriptions will fund the work, with a local committee and club officers to manage finances and outreach. A government engineer may be sought to assist.
Shungopavi Magician Delights Lyceum Crowd
Shungopavi the Iroquian lecturer and magician entertained a packed opera house audience on Tuesday, delivering folklore and tricks with witty sarcasm. Managers promise increased expenditures for the 1913 1914 season due to strong patronage. details to follow next week.
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Shungopavi
Opera
Shungopayi
L. A. Douglass
Lyceum
Christ Words Before the Gross and Christ Whose Son is He
Church of Christ invites all to Bible school at 10 a m and Sunday services. Morning sermon theme Christ's Words Before the Gross. Evening service at 7 30 with subject Christ Whose Son is He. Board meeting Sunday at 2 30 pm. minister Roy Crocker urges board members to attend.
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Bible School
Christ
Roy Crocker
Local Highlights from the Akron Area News
Henry Smith did not make a business trip to Howard South Dakota this week. Akron residents attend the Sioux City auto show while many neighboring folks visit. The Baptist Ladies Aid meets with Mrs Gustaf Anderson next week. Edor Johnson arrives from Sweden with Axel Johnson. Fire destroys the large R. J. Authier store at Jefferson. March weather brings blustery snow flurries and warm sun. Jack Anderson earns honors as cemetery caretaker and Sioux Valley constable. Fire at Elk Point destroys four buildings including Conly’s drug store. A sisal accident injures Mrs Edger Clouse with a gas powered wringer.
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Henry Smith
Howard
S. D
A. G. A. Palm
Harold
H. B
Sioux City
Akron
Baptist Ladies’ Aid
Gustaf Anderson
I. W. Gardner
Haley
N. D
G. Brady
Stone City
Civic Improvement Club
Conger
W. W. Keech
Susie Temple
Thos. Snyder
Edor Johnson
Peter
Emil Johnson
Sweden
Axel Johnson
Edith
Anna Root
Ralph
Cohmbia
R. J. Authier
Jefferson
J. N. Warren
Robert Waterbury
Shepardson
Japan
China
Holy Land
Baptist Church
Albert von Hagel
Jack Anderson
Liverside Cemetery
Sioux Valley
Neil Robertson
Rae
Robertson
Pacific Coast
Magdalen
Mount St.Claire
Clinton
Sisters of St. Francis
Benedict
Rock Valley
Ida Erickson
Silkebakken
Omaha
Martin's
E Church Announces Open Worship and Services
The pastor Bor't Lee Stuart invites readers with no church home to join. Two Sunday services at 10 45 and 7 30, Sunday school at noon, Epworth League at 6 45, and mid week prayer meeting Thursday at 7 30.
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God
Epworth League
Bor't Lee Stuart
Baptist Church Announcment Sunday Schedule
Sunday morning worship at 10 45 Bible school at noon BY PA at 6 30 evening worship at 7 30 Good singing plain preaching and a hearty welcome awaits all who come C Wesley Fletcher Minister
Today’s Magazine claims largest world edition claim
The site promotes Today’s Magazine as the largest and best edited publication of the year with five cents per copy through news dealers. It invites readers to request a free sample and premium catalog, providing the address Today’s Magazine Canton Ohio.
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Today
Canton
Ohio
William Sayles Pioneer Dead in Union County
William Sayles, a well known pioneer settler southwest of here in Union County South Dakota, died at his home Thursday morning at 4 45 o clock from lagrippe and complications. He was 65 years 9 months and 16 days old. Services will be held Saturday at 1 p.m. at his home and at 2 p.m. in the Akron Missionary Church. An obituary will be published next week.
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First Baptist Church
Paul
Solomon Johnson
Kidd
R. J. McVicker
H. Rohrer
WM. Sayles
Here
Union County
S. D
Panera
Akron
Birth of a Daughter to Mr and Mrs Robert Schmidt
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Robert Schmidt of this city on February 27 1913. The event announces a new arrival in the Schmidt household, extending local family news with a named couple and date.
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Robert Schmidt
This City
Scandinavian Ladies Meet With Mrs Johnson Near Town
The Scandinavian Ladies' Aldwil group plans a meeting with Mrs Peter Johnson southeast of town next Thursday after noon March 13. The event invites members to gather for an afternoon session at the indicated rural location.
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Aldwil
Peter Johnson
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Ray A. Smith
Iowa
Booster Road Meeting
Cure
Olof Hanson
A. B. Johnson
Sever Anderson
Gust, Satter
H. P. Nelson
Eugene Clark
G. M. Lewison
Wilson Hersley
Geo. Carlson
C. M. Nelson
Fred Wang
Tom Malone
P. Moriarity
Arthur McCanville
Wm. Raver
Akron Bridge
Geo. C. Scott
Church of Christ
Elk Point
Conly’s
Courier
R. P. Willis
Bro
Willis
Hik Point Leader
Independent School District of Akron
Dr. Cilley
H. W. Fields
N. J. Williams
Independent District of Akron
C. Wesley Fletcher
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