Moon total eclipse visible in this section May twenty three
A total lunar eclipse will be visible in this area on May 23. The moon enters the Earth's shadow at 9 56 p m, becomes total at 11 18 p m and leaves the shadow at 1 31 a m.
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1910
Page
4
A total lunar eclipse will be visible in this area on May 23. The moon enters the Earth's shadow at 9 56 p m, becomes total at 11 18 p m and leaves the shadow at 1 31 a m.
Tuesday morning activities included a band parade and souvenirs distributed along main streets. A fire at Matt Ginsbach’s meat market caused roof and rear damage but most tools and meat were saved. business resumed next day. Community illnesses, visits, and a LeMars Westfield tilt ended 1–0 for LeMars. Benny Lehmann, Hornick singer, performed then fell ill. revival planned.
Sunday school at the Juytheran church next Sunday at 11 a.m. No preaching service Rev Nelson will be at Nathaniel. The orchestra and choir meet for practice at the church next Wednesday evening. Rev H Nelson went to Sioux City Friday to visit August Anderson at Samaritan hospital and found him improving. Mrs Laura Nygard has left the Nelson home for John J A Johnson home. S W Fredell and H Gassman were calling on friends at Alcester and Big Springs last Saturday. Reemts Bros shipped 142 head cattle and 60 hogs to Chicago Saturday. August Anderson lost a fine colt Sunday morning entangled in rope its dam was tied with and choked to death. Mr and Mrs J Johnson Westfield visited at C A Hummel’s the first of the week. Mrs Olof Ericson returned from Hawarden last Friday with granddaughter Elvina Harker visiting this week. Ella Olson from Hawarden returned after medical treatment. John Johnson Cal departed Monday for Chicago then Indiana and Rhode Island before returning. Mr and Mrs Andrew Seemann and daughter left for Sutherland Iowa visiting frinds. John Seemann bought a Rec touring car and is learning to drive it. Mr Seemann and family will travel by car to Iowa and back.
The town prohibits riding bicycles or tricycles and using roller skates on sidewalks except at street crossings. It also forbids coasting with small wagons or hand-sleds on sidewalks and bars throwing missiles on streets. Penalties include fine or imprisonment. Signed N. Moors, Mayor.
Numerous items note second hand autos for sale, recent visits to Sioux City, relatives from Milwaukee and Council Bluffs, a theater outing with Tilly Olson, a circus, and social events. People travel to Platte S. D., Omaha, and Medical Lake Wash. Marriage, births, and work changes are listed along with business improvements at Beck & Burrill’s store.
Four course tracks are listed for teachers including review of common branches, subjects required for uniform county state certificates, subjects required for regular state certificates, and special Primary Methods plus Industrial Work leading to primary state certificates.
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