Doings in District Court LeMars Sentinel
Culver Kennedy of Sioux City pleads guilty to larceny in the Westfield bank robbery case. Indeterminate sentence of five years to the reformatory at Anamosa. Kennedy faces three more charges, with trial to come as needed. Grand jury adjourns after returning several indictments and the divorce case Beeler versus Beeler is heard with judge to rule later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMars Sentinel
Culver Kennedy
Sioux City
Plymouth County
Westfield
District Court
Jepson & Struule
J. J. Kennedy
Bedell
J. M. Parsons
Hawkers' Protective Association
Jiradley
Allamosa
Kenedy
Mort Madison
Will Maxwell
Will Convey
W. T. Kidd
Akron
Fred Pelroy
Gertrude M. Beeles
Harry D. Beeler
Ownership Statement for Akron Register-Tribune 1920
Ray A. Smith declares himself editor and owner of the Akron Register-Tribune at Akron Iowa. He lists no bondholders or mortgagees holding 1 percent or more. Notary A C Hauck swears the document on September 24 1920 for Post Office Department requirements.
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Akron Register-Tribune
Akron
Iowa
State of Iowa
Plymouth County
Ray A. Smith
A.C. Hauck
Postoffice Department
Akron Ohio Newspaper Subscription Rates Noted
The Register-Tribune lists 1 year subscriptions at $2 and 6 months at $1 and 3 months at 50 cents. Published Thursdays in Akron, Ohio, with second class mail entry at the Akron post office as of September 26, 1901.
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Akron
Towa
Et Postoffics
Public School Notes from a Small Town Classrooms
Reports from first through eighth grade detail enrollment, absences due to illnesses, and classroom activities. Notable items include measles in first grade, a student sent to Winger S. D. to study, plant projects brightening rooms, color mixing lessons, geography topics on rubber, coffee, and Brazil, a new Iowa map set, and eighth grade plans for a play and basketball team. High school enrollment reaches eighty with many tuition pupils and recent Campfire Girls meeting.
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Brazil
Iowa
Willie Starkman
Elsie Golden
Hugh
Girs
Clark
Day
Couple from Akron Wed in Van Buren Maine
Married James B. Gleason of Akron Iowa to Miss Mary A. Albert at Van Buren Maine on September 22, 1920. The couple met while Gleason served at Fort Williams Maine with the Coast Artillery. The bride wore dark blue velour with fur, maid of honor Annie Michaud, best man S. Michaud. A breakfast followed at the bride’s home with relatives including S. G. Gagnon A. S. Pelkey and local officials. They will reside on the Thompson place near town.
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James B. Gleason
Akron
Mary A. Albert
van Buren
Maine
Fort Williams
U. S. Coast Artillery
Annie L. Michaud
S. &. Michaud
S. G. Gagnon
A. S. Pelkey
Van
W. S. Haton
Fred Wynn
D. Albert
Steve Albert
Wm. Duchesney
Joseph Sander
Geo. C. Shaw Co
Portland
Michael Gleason
Birth announcements in Akron area listed
A daughter was born to J. N. Lamoureux of Akron on September 26. A daughter arrived for Marion Morehead southeast of town on October 15, 1920. A daughter was born to John Amoundson west of town on October 6, 1920. A daughter joined Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Nau of Akron on October 7, 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Lamoureux
Akron
Marion Morehead
Town
John Amoundson
Wm. Nau
John Jeffers
Oakland
Cal
Akron Hospital
Gus. Nelson
Sloan
Iona
Oscar Carlson
Sioux Falls
Brown
Henry
John
Mary
Josie Voss
Mankato
Minn
Jos
Voss
Thomas
Henry Vous
Jos. Voss
Fleebner
Hawarden
Martha Krenz
Jefferson, In
Nieves
Jelin Hilly
Celia Heebner
Alison Hospital
Fd. Heeren
Western Union College
LeMars
Reed Street
Western Union
Trinity College
Hey Dee
Louis Root
Morningside College
Union County
Old Time Dance at Riversioux Friday Night
An old time dance will be held at Riversioux on Friday evening October 15 with Bonney's four piece orchestra. The event invites all residents to attend and enjoy music and social gathering.
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Riversioux
Bonney
Boomer
Rock Rapids
Florence
Sioux City
J. R. Dee
Mel
Roy Root
Lawrence
Miles
Roy Dee
Horace Rudisitl
LeMars
Dudley
Sewing Machine Bargains Offered at Treated Prices
Loam runs Real Bargains on new Singer sewing machines and offers cash back on the purchase price when accepting Government Bonds at face value. Trade in old machines, shop for used Singer models, and get repairs at reasonable cost. Call or visit MALMSTROM at Mill Block South Kendall Hotel.
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Singer
Plymouth County Farm Bureau Drives for Universal Membership
Plymouth and Iowa Farm Bureau Federations launch a county–wide drive on October 12 to enroll every farmer in Plymouth County. County Agent G L Johnerson says 120,000 state members exist but far more can be reached. the movement aims to secure benefits in marketing, price realization, and reduced dependence on large packers, rail rates, and finance.
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Plymouth County Farm Bureau
Plymouth County
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Iowa
G. L. Johnerson
Farm Bureau
America
Ble
Huis
Great Lakes
Federal Reserve Banks
Auctioneering partnership advertises new sales service
Tie partnership of Morse and Aals forms to handle all kinds of sales as a unit. They will post dates for the coming season at their office near Kendall Hotel and invite patrons to discuss sale plans. Also promoting Sanitary Plumbing & Heating Co and a Waldo Hilliker listing for a Wallis tractor with three plows for sale.
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Kendall Hotel
Swanson & Pedal
Also Mentioned on This Page
N. J. Brown
Dave Mentzer
Cail
Lodge and Sale
the Sanitary Bakery
J. V. Neal
E. E. Mellen
R. E. Mellen
E. E. Mellen & Son
First National Bank
Richardson’s Crockett
Strobel’s Millinery
Gulver Kennedy
Ask Cobb & Greenleathow
Want” Ad
the Register-Tribune
Public
Cora Blake
Florence Boomer
Margaret Latham
Wigner, S. D
Sherman Sayles Place
el L. Smith and
Chris. Gross
Malmstrom
Mill Block South Kendall Hotel
Firestone
H. G. Warner
Sanitary Plumbing & Heating Co
Tribung
Wallis Traalor
Waldo Hilliker
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