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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1908
Page
4
Westfield Items Special Correspondence
Miss Blanche Eblers went to Sioux City Monday. Mrs. Boden ill past week. Schcc closed last Friday for a week. Miss Clara Chapman visited Sioux City. Anna Marks returned from Gayville. Mesdames Bordwell and Hurlbut shopped in Sioux City. Parl McFarlan arrived from Illinois and stays with brother Neil. Carpenters and plumbers returned from Sioux City to Harsh Spaulding's new house. Lillian Stevens from Elk Point visited east of town. T B Casson met Mrs Milner on return from Akron. J Riley and Mrs Beering visited J J Riley's home. Lillian Goodness came from Jefferson to visit Pellroy and Warren homes. John Drager rented Ed Hoffman’s house and will move from Des Moines to Wilson's store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Eblers
Sioux City
Wm. Boden
Schcc
Clara Chapman
Anna Marks
Gayville
W. D. Mesdames
C. E. Bordwell
W. D. “Hurlbut
E. H. Spaulding
Lillian Stevens
Elk Point
Lillian Goodness
Jefferson
S.D
Pellroy
Gev. Warren
John Drager
Ed. Hoffman
Des Moines
Wilson
Chatsworth Chat notes from a week of local visits
Special correspondence details visits across Akron Canton Seney Kingsley Hawarden and Hawarden residents. Highlights include Mrs. H B Dalgliesh, Miss Edith Wakeman, Rev Isaac Jeffers opening Holiness meetings, Mrs Julia Frazier visiting C L Roland family, D K Bennett attending a Masonry hall event, Harry Dalgliesh returning from Omaha, and humorous auto mishap of Herb Palm riding backwards after a broken casting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Jeffers
Seney
M. E
Julia Frazier
Kingsley
Tre
C. L. Roland
D. K. Bennett
Hawarden
Iowa
Harry ‘Dalgliesh
Omaha
Herb
Palm
Seed grain and farm produce for sale by I Knudson
Seed grain including Choice Wheat Oats and Barley offered by I Knudson. Call at the office to see samples and learn about best varieties of bred corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Knudson
Union Creek Ladies' Aid Meets at Mrs Schoulberg
Union Creek News notes social visits and local activity. Mrs P Schoulberg hosts the Ladies' Aid next Thursday. Hawarden resident H E Johnson spent an over Sunday with John Seliberg. Alfred and Mrs Ericson hosted guests last Sunday. August Johnson traveled to Spink for painting work for Alfred Albin. Wm Ericson enjoys new carriage rides with his family. Haltgren boys shipped a car load of cattle and hogs to Sioux City this week. John Haltgren accompanied the trip and returned Thursday. No Lutheran services Sunday due to Rev Nelson attending the South Dakota District Mission meeting in Sioux Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
P. Schoulberg
H. E. Johnson
Hawarden
John Seliberg
Tnd
Alfred Ericson
Olof Ericson
Haltgren
Sioux City
John Haltgren
Luitheran
Nelson
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Lutheran ‘Mission Meeting
John Helmrichs
LeMars
Henry Hillrichs
Akron
John Schmidt
Jone H. Meyer
Wm. Bariosky
James Agnes
Ben Borchers
Paulina
Ella Barlosky
First National Bank
Alt Hope Sunday School Guests and Wheat Prospects
Mr Hope Happenings reports that Mr and Mrs August Naelke attended Alt Hope Sunday school last Sunday. Mrs Bishop arrived from Kansas visiting her brother August Stephenson. Mr and Mrs Oscar Carlson may move to Iowa this week to the John Hoyt farm 14 miles east of Akron. Dry weather allows substantial spring wheat seeding, and Mt Hope school house was packed for a basket social that raised $25.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Naelke
Alt. Hope
Bishop
Kansas
August Stephenson
Oscar Carlson
Iowa
John Hoyt
Akron
Mt. Hope School
Richland Round-ups Seeding In Full Blast
Albert Simons and family visited Earl Biblmeyer home Sunday. Mrs Jim Jeffries and family released from small pox quarantine. Mr and Mrs Webber Elk Point callers at GC Sweyer home. Will Seward and daughter visited Wm Sayles home Sunday. Dean Blanchard returned from Pipe Stone Minnesota. W S Bennett and mother Mrs Strong visited relatives in Akron. Fire destroyed hay on bottoms northwest of Elk Point. Richland folks attended Lutheran church services last Thursday. Rev Lovey of Vermillion spoke in English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Webber
Elk Point
Will Seward
Wm. Sayles
Dean Blanchard
Pipestone
Minnesota
Richland
Lovey
Vermillion
Adaville Items: Local Notes and Mild Tragedy
Miss Ruby Gowan will start a music school soon. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Geo Beaulieu on March 2. Charles Hamilton of Wisconsin visits his cousins the Hamilton boys. John Grebner leaves for Lisbon NC to farm again. Blacksmith Mike Kohn visited Sioux City last weekend. Lucetta Hoffman visited with her sons D and H B Morehead. Ed Stinton drowned after being trapped in mud during a creek crossing. Mrs. Frank Gable of Preston visits relatives. Ollie King heads to Morrison IL as her father’s condition worsens. Ladies’ Ald Society bazaar cleared 80 and Junior society 10. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wilson toured Nebraska. their daughter Mrs H J Eckerson stays with them. An ad in the Want Column is a profitable investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Beaulieu
Charles Hamilton
Wisconsin
Hamilton Boys
Frank Gable
Preston Lawnship
George Gable
Taylor
Ollie King
Morrison
Illinois
Andrew Wilson
Nebraska
H. J. Eckerson
Merrill
Indian Creek Items Highlight Local Life And Seed Advice
Special correspondence from John Helmrichs recaps social visits in LeMars Akron and Preston township. Farmers report fair ground conditions, seed corn concerns, and a call to test six kernels per ear before purchasing seed. Annie Weyen dies of pneumonia, and locals discuss seed sourcing and distribution within Iowa.
School Notes Highlight Midland Girl Enrolled in Eight Grade
Mona Martin of Midland 8 D has been enrolled in the eighth grade. Mrs Wise and Miss Mabel Eberly visited Miss Gadd s room this past week. Misses Elizabeth and Emily Lamberty of LeMars visited their sister Miss Ida Lamberty a few days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mona Martin
Midland
Mrs. Wise
Mabel Eberly
Gadd
Elizabeth
Emily Lamberty
LeMars
Ida Lamberty
Buy Seed Corn At Home In Iowa
The piece warns Iowa farmers that seed corn quality is poor in the northern half of the state, urging buyers to obtain seed grown locally for years. It notes distant seed, especially southern stocks, yields and maturity are inferior, and cites experiments across the state supporting local-origin seed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Whist party reenacts Wars of the Roses at Fields Conger home
A festive reenactment of the Wars of the Roses hosted by Mr and Mrs Harry Fields and Dr and Mrs Conger. Red and white rose decorations set the theme as guests wore Lancaster and York badges and played eight tables of bloodless warfare to a Lancaster victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Fields
Conger
York and
Lancaster
House of York
Tower of England
House of Lancaster
Yorks
Mobr and Coyle
Cagle
Mystery of Friday Night Feud Ends by Possible Union
The passage hints at a historic feud resolved by a marriage between rival houses, drawing a parallel to Lancaster and York. It questions whether a similar union could settle current hostilities by Friday night, suggesting uncertainty about the future peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son of Lancaster
York
Married Creepy Log an At the Home of the Bride’s Parents
Walter Treeby and Migs Rather Logan wed at the bride’s parents home in Kingsley Iowa on Thursday March 26 1908 at noon with Rev O T Plummer officiating The couple formerly resided in Akron where they met and became engaged She worked at Franks photograph gallery He is son of Wm Treeby and formerly worked in well drilling They will reside in Royal Iowa Clay County where he has been employed for some time The couple are well regarded by their community and friends send best wishes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creepy-Logan
Kingsley
Iowa
Walter Treeby
Migs Rather Logan
Rev. O. 10
Plummer
Akron
Frank
Wm. Treeby
Reuben Talbott
Royal
Clay County
Births and a Farm Purchase Near LeMars
In LeMars Globe-Post notices a son born to Mr and Mrs Chas Allen in the city on March 26 1908 a son born to Mr and Mrs BP Muth ten miles south of Ruble on March 17 1908 and a son born to Mr and Mrs J H Patterson eight miles west of town on March 20 1908. P and Culbane return from Slayton Minnesota where he bought a 400 acre well improved farm adjoining the city and plans to reside there soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Allen
BP. Muth
Ruble
J. H. Paterson
LeMars Globe-Post. P
Culbane
Slayton
Mino
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Maryland
Ree
Jewett’s
A. U. Wilson Prefield
Westfield Items
Parl McFarlan
Ilinois
Neil
T. B. Casson
Jas. Milner
J. Riley
Minneapolis
Mrs. Beering
Burbank
J. J. Riley
Chatsworth Chat
H. B. Dalgliesh
Will Gale
Edith Wakeman
Hinton
Misa Michelson
H. B. Palm
Union Creek News
August Johnson
Spink
Alfred Albin
Wm. Ericson
Mr. Hope
Albert Simons and
Earl Biblmeyer
Jim Jeffries
Adaville
Ruby Gowan
John Grebner
Lisbon
N.C
Apain
Our Village
Mike Kohn
Lucetta Hoffman
H. B. Morehead
Westfield Township
Stinton
LN. Grill, PresipEn'r
Tndustrial
Perest
Best
Rio Coffea
Antoine Smythe
HOSE
Sinmon
Grocery & Meat Dept
McGee’ Petticonta
Oxfords
Fred Popkin
Herman’ Richel
Mr. Popkin
Annie
G. Honey
Ames
Reo
Moline
Meyer
Janesville
Desre, Hayes and Sattler Corn
S. A. Waterbury
Register-Tribune
J. Corie
H. J. Smith
Torrent
L. Burnight, Jr
Frank W. Willams Company
W. Taylor
Chicago
Til
Palani
All Wei Vath
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