Quieting title suit in Plymouth County Iowa 1902
In District Court Plymouth County Iowa October term 1902 B W Sargent plaintiff versus Ew and others defendants. Notice to defendants that petition on file seeks quiet title to Lot 3 Block 79 Sargent addition to Portlandville Akron Plymouth County Iowa and barring all adverse claims. Appearance required before October 2 1902 noon. If not, default and decree as prayed. Published Akron Iowa Register Tribune April 17 24 May 1 6 1902. Seed corn for sale over 10 bushels Yellow Dent Seed Corn per bushel 1 Fred Peterson 134 miles southwest of Akron 36-8t
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District Court of
Iowa
Plymouth County
A.D
EB. W. Sargent
Plaintiff
B. W. Sargent
Sargent
Portlandville
Akron
LeMars
Sarcant & Ferguson
Register-Trisune
Fred Peterson
Union Creek notes wind storms and weddings in May
Special correspondent reports a windy period with heavy rain and high gusts, damaging spouts and sparing water. Local events include the marriage of George Kapfer and Selma Blomdin in Union Creek, with a large turnout, reception, and plans to reside on the Hoschler farm. Community ties shown through visits, sickness, and road projects.
Big Springs Sprouts Special Correspondence
Ground in fine condition with windmill advice to builders. Wedding bells expected in Big Springs. Abel Larson family visited Rossbachs last Sunday. David Nelson bought an organ, promising music. Farmers plowing amid wet ground. Band practice at August Petersons next Saturday. Erickson and Rossbach attended Sioux City stock sale, returning with a Hereford bull for 175. Yallin Bros busy sod breaking. land ready for work.
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Big Springs
Abel Larson
Rossbachs
David Nelson
August Peterson
L. E. Erickson
H.’ Rossbach
Garland
Sioux City
Yallin’ Bros
Millnerville Melange Special Correspondence
Sioux City visitor H G Codd stops by Millnerville. Miss Amy Bourette visits sister Mrs Hummell as a baby boy arrives. Van Sickle and Dunn seek trade in Millnerville. Wm Chapman and Hawarden visitor tour town. Cyrus Knapp returns from Rochester hospital improved. Batching becomes common as J W Hummell family hosts. A. A. Wilson and Geo recount four weeks of events. Friday brings light rain but a fierce wind sand storm lasts about an hour.
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Cyrus Knapp
Rochester
Minnesota
J. W.hummell
Sioux
Olly
Joe
Yom
A. Wilson
Geo
Jine
Chatsworth News Snips From Special Correspondence
Lou Jensen headed to Yankton to locate a business opportunity. Miss Fern Farnham visited Hawardam. Miss Mary Johnson attended the Bromdin-Kapfer wedding in Dakota. A Friday rainstorm in Indian Creek damaged fences and raised the water to levels not seen since two years ago. John Schumacher sold his dray business and will move to a farm to start crop plans. Several Masons joined H L Waterbury's funeral in Akron. Wm Lea, D K Bennett and others attended the Shorthorn cattle sale in Sioux.
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Mary Johnson
Bromdin-Kapfer
Dakota
Indian Creek
Harris
John Schumacher
Pete Westergard
H. L. Waterbury
Akron
Wind damage and windward moves in Akron region
Rats inspected damaged lumber sheds after a wind event. Local repairs planned by Oney to rebuild with carpenters sought. Obituary notes Henry Louis Waterbury long-time Akron resident born 1856 in Westport Conn died after heart lung trouble. Funeral held at Baptist church with Masonic and IOOF support. Card of thanks issued by family for sympathy shown. Additional notices report deaths and funerals in the Akron area including Mrs G J Green and a young child Nora Belle Chambers.
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Mahager Jordan
Fullerton Lumber
Geb
Bockelman
Here
Lestira
LeMars
Geo. Dick
Ireton
Miles Maggie Kennedy
Watetury
Akron
Henry
Louis Waterbury
H. L. Waterbury
Westport
Connecticut
Union County
Jennie Horton
Harry
Lottie
Frankie
Geo. W
Oregon
Alfred
Miller
C.J. F
Robert
Baptist Church
A. F
A. M
A. ©. Blackman
ChamBers
Iowa
Nora Belle
A. J. Chambers
Friday Storm Lays Waste Across Akron Area
A Friday storm brought strong winds heavy rain and hail damaging mills uprooting a large cottonwood at the mill dam and washing plowed fields. The Big Sioux rose six feet at night flooding river banks and forcing repairs by Akron Milling Co while land along the Dakota bank caved in. The storm damaged shaded trees and altered the river’s landscape, with recall of the old landmark barked with high tide marks fading from memory.
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Akron
Big Sioux
Akron Milling Co
Whooping Cough Preventive Advice From Alabama Mother
A Springville Alabama mother, experienced with whooping cough, recounts preventing danger by using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. She recalls her three children contracted the disease last summer, including a three month old baby, and notes none lost their plumpness or health compared with others whose parents did not use the remedy. Her oldest daughter asked for cough syrup after whoops. The remedy is for sale by E F Cobb, Druggist.
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Chamberlain
Jessie Pinkey Hall
Springville
Ala
E. F. Cobb
Parenson Crotty In Akron Iowa Wedding Apr 29 1902
The marriage of a son of Garrett Crotty and Miss Nora Crotty of St Patrick’s church was held Tuesday in Akron Iowa. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Patterson of Westfield township and they will reside on the groom’s father’s farm near Akron. A reception followed at the Roberts home before the couple traveled to Sioux City. Friends extend hearty congratulations.
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George Kapfer
Mias
Selma Blomdin
W. ‘Ferm
Sioux City
Ferm
Eredd
Lillie
Ellen Blomadin
Nellie Kupter
Willie Cgurey
Elk Point
Gust Oak
Willie’ Manning
Bonney
Kansas
Union County
M. Kapfer
Sioux Valley ‘Township
A. G. Blomdin
Union ‘County
Parrenson-Crotty
Akron
Iowa
Nora Crotty
Kernan
St. Patrick's. Church
Mik
Garrett Crotty
Potosix
Sroom
Patterson
Westfield
Township
Merrill
Chas
Roberts
Sonthi If
Sid the -Reaisten-Trimung
School Notes from Grammar Rooms Recap
Prof. Smith visited the Grammar and second Intermediate rooms last Thursday. Pupils Calla Tucker and Ethel Kira were in the Grammar room Friday. Grace Look appeared in the Grammar and second Intermediate rooms on Wednesday. Carita-White from Marathon, Iowa, is enrolled in the first Primary.
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Leo
Prof. Smith
Hmima Kidd
Calla Tucker
Ethel Kira
Marathon
Towa
Notice to Meat Buyers in Akron Iowa
Owing to higher meat prices we will sell on a strict cash basis from May 1, 2002 weighing on the penne scale. Coupon books priced 69,50 and 85 books 94,78 cash in advance. No credit. All accounts due to be paid within thirty days by cash or bankable notes. Akron Iowa April 24, 1002.
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Simeon
Yee A. Weidenfeller
Akron
Iowa
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United States Army
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Gassman’s
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Pat Curry
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B. L. Burgess
Leonard Smith
Alva Seamands
Ieathe
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Jobin ‘Sellberg
Wilson
G. Blomdin
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Sweden
Millnerville Melange
H .G. Codd
Amy Bourette
N. van Sickle
Mr. Dunn
Knights of the Grip
Millnerville
Wmn. Chapman
Hawarden
Chatsworth Chat
Lou Jensen
Yankton
8. D
Fern Farnham
Frank Bolmer
D. K. Bennett
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