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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1901
Page
6
A fragmented OCR note mentions plans and weather and people including Meeman from Dubuque and a trip toward Elk Point via Vermilion University. It references rain and driving difficulties and speech about religion, with uncertain dates or specifics.
Millners and Cassons drove a bun of cattle to Sioux City Saturday and plan to market the rest this week. J C Buttons auction sale drew Will Cowl A F Fursee and Webb Vanderberg. Mr Beck of Merit was in Milnerville Monday to move his cattle from the pasture. The area received September’s heaviest rain Friday afternoon and evening. Threshing will continue amid harvest activity.
Ev Ticknor reads his resignation as Congregational church action to Levi Feajito and wife. Bushar's funeral is Saturday. Jas Burnight starts work on a new residence. Spaulding receives two hundred head of cattle to stock feed lots Monday. Westfeldites in Akron Tuesday afternoon include Amos, Jas Burnight, and D F Eleson. Margaret McDonald is on the sick list this week.
Local notice announces onions for winter use available for sale by L. H. Adams.
At Westfield last Wednesday night Mr Bemphry stood on Third Street as a stranger offered to sell Mr Hemphill a knife. The man took the knife, examined it, and claimed it came from Hemphill’s son’s shop. Hemphill questioned him and learned he and partners had been in North wheat fields.
Mrs W H Land announces material embroidery lessons at the Kensington area in Japanese timing. The program will be taught in rooms over Hyde Waterbury’s store with Battenberg point techniques highlighted.
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