Akron News Roundup Promotes Memorial Day Activities
Akron items report Memorial day flowers, church events, and local visits. Mr and Mrs H G Clark and Miss Christine Powell are noted visitors. the G A R and W E C urge business closures for Memorial Day and volunteers are sought to assist with parades and cemetery ceremonies. Community notices include hotel dining, painting services, and upcoming sports in Akron with the Sioux City Journal team.
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Sioux River Lumber Co
Maggie Kerr
Sioux City
Akron
Cobb's
H. G
Clark
W. H. Christy
W.h. Pollock
Clyde
Lowe Bros
the Baptist Ladies' Aid
Guntof Anderson
Annie Sharp
Ingalls
Kansas
David Guillaume
Clinton
J. C. Wade
Ocheyedan
Iowa
Women’s Relief Corps
Johnrvin
Parker
S. D
Meredith
Lucile Carter
Agnes Carlberg
Christine Powell
Toledo
Henry Myers
Eastman Kodaks
March &, Thorson, Mowers & Lohmar
Ball Park
Pearl Wisnow
Galvania
Trimner
Will Parent
Benns Hotel
C. C. Benns
Arthur
Fred Wang
Nagely
Frank Stinton
York
Nebr
Jas
Thos. Stinton
Adaville
Dudley’s
W. E.C
Louis Hitzemann
Will Clementson
Westfield
Lake
G. AR
Eorner
Church of Christ
Crai Jed
BP. A. Koley
W. Abueh White
Henning Shoulberg
Harry W. Fields
Arkle Hauck
Rullo Baker
A. HW. Wooton
FL J. Lorge
Harry G. Clark
Joh. Kerr
A. Mot
Qstrom
Eastman Kodalks
March & Thorson
C. CG
Brady
Pipestone
Minn
Klauer-Swanson Co
Rogers
Cecil
Globe-Warnicke
Henry Dirks
Katie
Burrill
Simeon
Sickler
LeMars
Bohlen & Mueller
LeMaars
Kevin Walt
Mowers & Lohmar
Uohiken
Memorial Day Programs in Akron Honor Sailor Dead
Memorial Day exercises in Akron on May 30 begin at 9 30 a m with G A R and W R C forming at the Savings Bank corner, marching to the river to cast flowers for the sailor dead, then to Riverside cemetery. An 2 pm opera house program features Lincoln Gettysburg Address and musical selections. Also a graveside decoration of Unknown Soldier and W R C ledgers.
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G. A. R and
W. BR. C
Savings Bank
Second
Reed Streets
Fourth
Reed
Riverside Cemetery
Mem- Hera
Post
Corpa
Mary Lins
Wm. Sayles
Jand
Geo. Way
Dia Root
A. C. Strepter
Peter Jans
Velia
Rhodes
Franklin Rust
Alanson Baker
Thos
Robin‘son
Claudine Smith
RD. Clark
Harrington
Fannie Burnett
T. W. Robinson
Isaac Waterbury
Rosekha Chandler
J. P. Kendall
J. H. Hall
Minnie Vanderbeek
Ben. Jeffers
H. L. Waterbury
Minnie Simeon
Jas
Biddlecome
Jesse Felterman
Jessie Warner
T. W. Lias
Samuel Easton
Martha Barington
Dr. Jenking
Preston Tucker
Mae Bixby
H. D. Barr
Hanson Garr
Anna Wisnow
J. P. Nickels
W. J. Tripp
Stella Burnett
Rea
J. W. Putnam
Hattie Wintersteen
Edwin Baker
Johnston
Opera House
A. R
Akron Band
R. L.stuart
Lincoln's
Whitcny Dee
Vivian Fowler
C. Wesley Fletcher
Esther Berkstrand
Hilma Anderson
Roy Crocker
G. A. RB
W.R. C
Masonic Hall
JL. F. Root
WBR
June Clearing Sale Prices On Seasonable Goods
June sale offers bargain prices on dresses coats and hats with multiple lots. Women s wool dresses under 10, coats up to 18 50 reduced to 10, children s dresses and coats discounted. Underwear ribbons petticoats hose pillows oxfords parasols and house dresses featured with varied pricing and limited time offers. A piano giveaway is highlighted for June 10 with vote bonuses on purchases and a thread promotion offering votes toward prizes.
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Avery
Lands in Hyde County South Dakota For Homes and Colony
A letter from J. Cc. Button urged residents to consider Southern Hyde County between Wessington Springs and Pierre as a desirable home site. He praises productive soil, water quality, central location, coal and natural gas potential, growing crops and alfalfa, and a booming stock industry. He notes land at 20 to 25 dollars per acre and predicts rail routes to Pierre and nearby towns would boost settlement. He blames steel interests for opposing settlers and asserts strong yields in 1913.
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South Dakota
Hyde County
Wessington Springs
Pierre
Union
Huron
Mitchell
Pollock poised for Republican bid in Sioux City
In Sioux City the county primary looms as R J Pollock seeks the Republican nomination. A fire at the Garrettson hotel building causes about 160000 in losses, with the storefronts and police building affected. The social highlight was a Methodist ladies event in M. Richard parlors, followed by speeches. Water supply improvements at wells promise better service soon. Portland Township primary set for June 1 with polls open 4 a.m. to 8 p.m. Pollock’s county position noted.
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R J Pollock
Garrepson
Sioux City
M. Wichard
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