Akron Telephone Company Incorporation Notice
Notice of incorporation for Akron Telephone Company under Iowa law. Describes business to purchase, construct, operate telephone systems in Akron Iowa and other states, authorized capital stock of 30000 dollars, initial paid-in 5000, five directors, commencement May 1 1905, terms for election and officer roles, debt limit two thirds of paid capital, and member property exempt from corporate debts.
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Akron
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
United States
Board of Directors
Marriages in Akron and Sioux City 1905
In Sioux City Riley and Miss Emma Kidd wed after a Saturday train ride. Emma Kidd, daughter of Mrs. Wm Kidd, taught local schools and is well liked. J X Riley, brother of Mrs. Harvey Hamm, works on farms and will live on the Flanders ranch near Salix. Also at Akron on May 17 1905 Lillian Estella Hayner and Jehial E Hollister married with Rev A C Blackman officiating. They plan a trip to Niagara Falls then home in Rockford Illinois after June 20. Agnes-Saitu in Akron Wed May 17 1905 James Agnes and Amy Smith married at St. Patrick’s Church by Father Plante. reception at homes of families. The bridesmaid was Josie Agnes. best man John Dee.
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Riley-Kipp
Sioux City
Iowa
J. X. Riley
Emma Kidd
Wm. R. Kidd
Harvey Hamm
Flanders Ranch
Salix
A. C. Blackman
Akron Baptist Church
le Mars
Niagara Falls
New York
D. J. Searls
Rockford
Agnes-Saitu
Akron
James Agnes
Amy Smith
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Father Plante
Josie Agnes
John Dee
Henry Smith
Union County
M. A. Agnes
Alva K. McClintock
Manson
Spokane
Washington
Excursion to Chamberlain South Carolina From Akron
Special train leaves Akron at 3 52 a m Sunday May 21 returning from Chamberlin at 6 p m same day Excur sion tickets good only on above train Pontoon bridge fare 10 cents for excursionists New railroad pontoon bridge under construction Village of Indians in native costumes featured Ask Agent C M and St P Ry for details Baseball game Hawarden vs Hartley at 2 39 p m
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Akron
Chamberlin
Hawarden
Hartley
Wanted Good Girl for General Housework in Akron Area
A notice seeks a reliable woman to perform general housework at the home of Mrs. James Cronin, located a mile east of Akron. Liberal wages offered.
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James Cronin
Akron
Choice Yellow Seed Corn For Trial At Fielps Slaughter Co
Farmers urged to call at the office to examine a sample of Choice Yellow Seed Corn offered by Fielps and Slaughter Company for trial planting and evaluation. The notice invites interested parties to inspect seed quality and potential performance.
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Fielps & Slaughter Co
Taken Up Heifer Found Near L H Adams Farm
Black yearling heifer came to James Miller's place three miles southeast of town about a week ago. Owner can recover by paying charges.
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L. H. Adams
James Miller
Residence Property for Sale at Bargain
Good house of six rooms with two lots and a barn offered for sale. Inquire at the Register-Tribune office for details and price.
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Register-Tribune
Cleared for Action Health Claims Ad
When the body is cleared for action by Dr King's New Life Pills you can see health in the cheeks eyes flesh and mind. Try them at E Cobb's drug store for 25 cents.
A Beastrly Crime Claims Harsh Judgment For Parent
A Richland man James Stewart is charged with assaulting his 12 year old daughter after an Akron incident near Drill's mill. Witnesses describe a brutal act as officials arrest Stewart and move to hold him for the grand jury with bond set at 600 dollars. The case highlights alleged intoxication as an attempted defense amid strong calls for swift punishment. A brief hardware ad follows about second hand corn planters.
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James Stewart
Richland
Stewart
Akron
Marshal Burnett
Hastwood
Vargason
A. H. Smith
G.T. Struble
W. T. Kidd
Justice Smith
le Mars
Chatsworth News Highlights Local Happenings
Chatsworth and Indian Creek played a season opener with a 14 to 10 loss. J A Jones traveled to Chicago with cattle and Mrs Jones visited Sioux City. A hillside landslide near Otis trapped a cow, recovered after a day of hard work. Local residents attended Bennett home gatherings while Lou Moran reshingled his house. Barbary wolves captured by Art Hendricks were sold to local buyers. John Skogman travels to Asc mentioned wedding tour. The town’s ice man Barney Highbrook injured his knee. Chatsworth school ends for summer with a public entertainment and praise for Principal Gamble.
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John Skogman
Assinobia
Canada
John
Barney Highbrook
Adaville Items and Local Notes
Rainy spell continues as Adaville residents report events from the week. Mrs. Tine Stinton visited Sioux Falls. town crowds attended Crathorne Sunday school. measles and scarlet fever cases noted in the area. mail matters involve Frank Swanson seeking eye care in Sioux City. Winter Parker’s straw shed accident killed one cow and injured two. Keil family from Blair Nebraska moves in. preaching to continue weekly on Sundays.
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Winter Parker
Red steer reported at Akron area farm
A red steer on a farm seven miles northeast of Akron is missing owner can recover by paying charges. Contact Dick Frericus for details.
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Akron
Dick Frericus
Seed Corn For Sale In Akron Iowa
Good tested seed corn available in white and yellow varieties. Contact 382 L. H. Adams in Akron Iowa for details and pricing.
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L. H. Adams
Akron
Iowa
Blood Poison and Riverfront Beautification Prompt Akron Action
J G Stearns of Belle Plaine Minnesota cites a friend saved from blood poisoning by Bucklen Amnic Salve. Be F Cobb drug store sells it for 26 cents. Akron public improvement talk centers on river front beautification as locals urge action to stop dumping. A town improvement club may form if men do not act, city pride at stake.
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J. G. Stearns
Belle Plaine
Minu
Bucklen
BE. F. Cobb
Akron
River Front
Big Sioux
Local stores advertise goods and services in Akron Haw
Local advertisements list seed potatoes, lawn mowers, gas stoves, wallpaper, and various household items from Whitfields Cobb's and Beck & Burrill's. Wm Slaughter visits from Sioux City. There are notes on wallpaper orders, hat displays, and a Tone Bros extracts promotion. Community updates cover church parsonage plans, families visiting Lake Andes and Wagner S.D., medical treatments, cemetery rules, and a water works chimney rebuild due to inferior cement and grafted mortar.
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Miller’s
Tone Bros
Wm. Slaughter
Sioux City
Akron Haw. Co
Esmeralda at Akron Opera House May 19 20
At Akron Opera House on May 19 and 20 a North Carolina complex opera titled Esmeralda is slated for evening performances. The play features a large cast with Rogers, Desmond, Nora and Kate Desmond, Sophie the maid, and Mrs. Rogers plus scenes spanning a North Carolina homestead to Paris art studios with themes of wealth, secrecy, love, and family conflict across four acts.
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Akron Opera House
Rday
Esmeralda
Givan
Dstabrook
Roger
Seioaes
Dave Hardy i
George Drew
Jack Desmond
Marquis He
Boone
Parl
Rogory
Paris
Marquis
North Carolina
Lost coat between I J Eberly farm and Westfield
A dark gray Mackintosh coat is missing and may be recovered by returning it to the Westfield post office or this office. Finder is asked to leave it at one of those locations for return.
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I. J. Eberly
Westfield
Modern house to rise east of town on Will May land
E H Spaulding plans construction of a new modern house on land bought from Will May east of town Excavation began on Wednesday Local residents note improving weather after a storm period and send sympathy to flood and tornado districts Drs Clark and Mead visited the infant of Himes family and other locals attended marriages and social events across town Miss Edna Murray and Harry Chapman were guests at Morningside gatherings in Sioux City two church conventions were represented by delegates from here with Ms Goss and M Rasmus en present over Sunday visits from Clinton Iowa and other extended notes on community life
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E. H. Spaulding
Will May
Clark
Mead
Himes
Sioux City
Episcopalians
General Congregational Association of Iowa
M. Rasmussen
Goss
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Akron Telephone Company
Akron, Flown
A. D
Wit—I
Cobb
Cora B. Cobb
M. C.pember
Chamberlain, S. C
Akron Hardware CO
J. C. Mellen
Captain Kidd
Mellen
Chatsworth Chats
Geo. van Allen
John Schumacher
Chatsworth
Indian Creek
J. A. Jones
Chicago
Otis Place
Harry Krebeck
Myr
Lillian Hayner
Libby Searls
G. Be, Wells
Art Hendricks
Fred Cusick
Patsy Burnight
A.G. Palm
Rosa and
Harold
H. B. Palm
Gamble
Adaville
Tine Stinton
Sioux Falls
Crathorne
Ed. Talbott
Chas. Kanage, Jr
Sam Hrickson
Frank Swanson
Ogden
H. F. Klemme
Rev. Keil
Blair
Wade's
Whitfields
Crossett
Beck & Burrill's
Wesley Smith
Rice Lake
Wisconsin
Miss Farnham’s
Simeon
É. B. Alexander
First National Bank
Baptist
J. F. Kennedy
A. EB. Peters
Lake Andes
S. D
Walter
Wagner
S.D
Alfred Ronne
Brule Township
The
Cemetery Association
Riverside Cemetery
A.webster
C.G. Brady
Knudson
BE. A. Fields
Struble
LE Mars, Iowa
Kota
Western Investment Co
LeMars, Iowa
Scense
Jove
Dave
G.M
St. P. Ry
Westfield Department
A. A. Wilson
Small & Wilson
Mrs. Chas. Knapp
Mrs. Clark
Missouri
Will Thorn
Boden
Agnes and Smith
A. Li. Roetman
Brentnell
Mereness
Mesdames Waddington and
Ides
Kron
Edna Murray
Harry Chapman
Clara Chapman
Morningside
P. A. Lillie
James Leslie
Clinton Iown
Fullerton Lumber CO
H. E. Searls
Mgr. Westfield
E.C.F. Moun
Pres, New McFanzan
Cahir
Bank OF Westfield
Westifield
E. C. F. Mohr
Henry Jurgenson
Albert von Hagel
J. C. Ericson
Bik Point
Jurgenson
G. Korstein
L. J. Cross
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