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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1908
Page
7
With 25 years' experience the firm handles law, loan, land, insurance and collection work. Absolute satisfaction guaranteed. Dates and terms available by inquiry via the listed phones or First National Bank of Akron. Patronage solicited. We will treat you right.
A roster of buyers and consignors listed for the upcoming sale includes Elliott McCorkell Frank Dean Walter Prestage Charles Prestage John B Dirks Wn BE Meyer B Bronson B Peterson Tra Eberly Charles Nall George Bronillette Paul Fischer Roy Root and Yant.
Local mentions include residents and visitors to Sioux City, new wagons for sale, orders for Mennings, and various personal notices. The Hanford Produce Co buys cream at 24¢, and plans for Planos and Organs are advertised. Drainage work begins on farms near Union Creek to reduce flood damage.
The Westfield Enterprise marks its second anniversary as Sioux county politics simmer elsewhere Beresford lacks a hotel after its landlord closed shop The LeMars Globe Post plans an illustrated Plymouth county souvenir. Local deaths include Harry Bruns in LeMars from pneumonia and Mrs A D Uthe in Plymouth county paralysis. Embezzler W A Pettis of Sac county pled guilty and faces two years. The LeMars area notes include land lotteries and editor Perdue of Struble. A kitchen fire near Alton destroys a 40 acre cornfield. A 12 year old near Merrill chokes on breakfast. New rails go in Hawarden to Alcester with possible Merrill cut-off. Weddings include Albert Troupe and Gena Nelson. The LeMars Sentinel expands to seven columns and more pages.
Rose Byrne, once separated and widowed, renewed romance and wed last Friday after both spouses died. The state supreme court affirmed Judge Mould awarding Byrne $200 against Struble Independent School District. The Plymouth County case drew local attention three years ago when Byrne, then a discharged teacher, sued for remaining salary. William Harle, formerly on a farm near Weatiled, eluded police after a chicken theft spree and self attempted drowning, found face down in a mud puddle.
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