Local News notes and forthcoming events in Akron
Local items list seed and seed grain sales at Klauer-Swanson Co. and nearby businesses. Reports mention taxes due, travel for business to Omaha and Sioux City, social events at the opera house and W R C, lectures by Durno, music by Carl Hermann, and multiple visits and trips by residents. Community notices cover repairs, kerosene stoves, painting, and real estate notes with short social updates.
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Klauer- Swanson Co
Iowa
P. X. O'Rielly
Nebraska
J. L. Burnight
Klauer-Swanson Co
Douglass
Omaha
Douglass & Son
Hanford
Arthur D’arville
Grace DaVinis
L. S. Moore
Elk Point
Willow Creek
Opera House
H.H. Port
Henry Manning
Sioux City
F. A. Seemann
Charles Schneiderhsinze
Utah
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Klaner-Swanson Co
Tlum Bly Bros
Wooton
Wm. Parker
Bill
Budge
Westfield
Marshal Vargason
LeMars
Durno
Jim
Durna
Carl Hermann
Bixty
Martin Smythe
Smythe
Grace O'Rilly
Akron Creamery
A. Papritz
March’s
Notice to Patrons Receives Doctor Kerr as Successor
Notice from Dr A A Citney announcing retirement due to poor health and sale of practice to Dr J R Kerr with possession on March 25. Citney praises Kerr as a well known successor and signs respectfully.
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J. R. Kerr
A. A. Citney
Nightly Tribute to St. Joseph's Music School Ends in Honorless Injury
A man named Robinson, a nearly seventy year old early Sioux Valley settler, died at Samaritan hospital Sioux City after being injured when his carriage horses bolted and trampled him near his home west of town. He, a Scotch immigrant from Ontario, never married and left behind relatives in London Ontario. The Musc School program at Button Music Hall featured Miss Mae Gilmore on tone and a rich concert list including Weber's Der Freischutz, duets, choruses, and a humorous The Legend of the Organ Builder. The event drew many patrons and demonstrated strong talent from St Joseph's pupils amid purple and white decor.
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Lide Lenderink
Emerson
Nebraska
G. G. Douglass
Will Beverly
Chicago
Art Institute
Rebekah Aid
Waterbury
Frank Earlé
Sioux City
Lamoreaux
Jos, Fleege
Christ Anderson
Henry Boettger
Carl Brown
Anderson
M. W. Woppings
New Kendall
George Wintaratoon
Toppings
Marshalltown
State Soldiers
Akron
Knuds6on
J. F. Kennedy
James Bradley
Jake Andes
March's
H. L. Smith
Martin Smythe
H. A. Ervin
Clifford Kennedy
F. Smythe
H. A. Tone
M. A. Agnes
Cedar Rapids
Talcott Farm
Richland
Robert Stephens
Elk Point
Fred Dickson
E. J. Bradley
Wagner
W. T. Ratcliffe
The
Christian Church
Corydon
Iowa
Rand
Litchfield Mfg. Co
Earl Chandler
Grant Barr
Mies Kit Gardner
Hettinger
N. C
Missi Marie Simeon
Robinson
Samaritan
Dr. Koch
Robi. Ross
W. D. Williams
Sioux Valley Township
Union County
Here
London
Ontario
Canada
Sioux
Same
Gertrude Agnes
C. M. von Weber
Ruby
Izetta Agnes
Marie Simons
St. Joseph’s Music School
St. Joseph’s School
J. C. Button
Button Music Hall
Mae Gilmore
Athens
First National Bank Opens In New Fine Home
The First National bank opened for business last Friday in a newly built 22 by 55 foot facility. Visitors toured the bank and admired the oak counter and steel ceilings while a box of cigars greeted gentlemen callers. The vault spans 12 by 12 feet with two entrances and a safety deposit area. Hillikey & Son installed fixtures. R. W. Rexford aided in wood finishing.
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First National Bank
Hillikey & Son
R. W. Rexford
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N. J. Brown
Millie
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le Mars
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T. L. Burnight
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Plymouth County
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W. L. Douglas
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Gast
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