Farmers Grain Coax annual picnic draws crowd in 1920
Editor notes the Farmers Grain Coax picnic of August 28 1920 at Emil Iredell grove on the Dakota side of the Missouri river. 1500 to 2000 attendees enjoyed a day of food music and games with prizes in hargealine contest ball game and tug of war. C B Ackerie of Minneapolis spoke and local depot agent O B Akers and Leora Mudgett sang.
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Register-Tribune
Farmers Grain Coax
Emil Iredell
Dakota
Biz Sioux
The
Grain Co
Iowa
South Dakota
R. R. Pollock
M. A. Bluhgren
Pollock
C. B. Ackerie
Minneapolis
O. B. Akers
Leora Mudgett
Mabel Halverson
Yirogram
Charlene
Wil Halverson
Big Potash Case Argued Before Referee in $100,000 Dispute
The Sioux and Plymouth counties and Council Bluffs clash in a major potash case with G. W. Pitts appointed as referee. Arguments continued Monday per the LeMare Globe-Poat as attorneys from across the state attended. Taking of evidence concluded last month and the transcript is ready for Judge C. Bradley’s September term for final disposition. The matter, one of the court’s largest, drew vast legal expense and extensive statewide legal talent.
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LeMare Globe-Poat
Sioux
Plymouth
Council Bliffs
G. W. Pitts
District Court
C. ©. Bradley
Pirate Gold Adventure Starts at Empress Theatre
A lively 1920s pirate treasure hunt promises thrills as travelers join a voyage for the famed Bright Arrow ship. The adventure launches next Monday at the Empress Theatre with room for new crew members.
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Empress Theatre
Lands for sale near Harrold Blunt and Alcester by Gregg Land Co
Lands offered for sale until September 15 1920 include a 300 acre improved farm four miles west of Harrold and 95 percent cultivable at 100 per acre. Also listed are NE 17 113 77 five miles west of Blunt at 60 per acre. 440 acres five miles west and north at 60 per acre. several half sections priced from 38 to 50 per acre. Saily county noted as best value at 50 per acre. Representative Wil son of Alcester S D can provide terms and details. Also selling typewriter ribbons carbon paper and supplies at Register Tribune office.
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Harrold
Blant
S.W
Saily County
Wilson
Alcester
S. D
Abova
H. EH
Akron newspaper subscription rates in 1901
The notice lists subscription rates by period with prices for year two dollars six months one dollar and three months fifty cents. It states publication occurs every Thursday in Akron Ohio and mentions postal classification as second class mail with the date September 26 1901 and notes foreign advertising representation by The American Press Association.
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Akron
Towa
Road problems solved unify Akron milldam deal advances
After a week of talks between Plymouth county supervisors Milwaukee railroad officials and Akron merchants, plans emerged to widen a county highway and remove part of the stockyards. A stock company proposals to buy the Miller Milling Co dam and shift ownership was shaped, including dam removal and cost-sharing to settle riverfront litigation and fund necessary improvements.
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Alven
Drkala
Miller
Creasy and
Kloster
Plymouth County Board
Buford
R. Sullivan
Milwaukee Railroad
Namedl and
Eiligens
Mitters
Tower Bridge
Milwaukee
Lamoureux
Lawver
Plymouth County
Dakota
Iowa
Akron
Miller Milling Co
A. la Yenton
Big Sioux
Union County
Milling Co
Sioux City
Miule
Thun
Replogle
Omaha
Milling Co Stock Purchase Contract in Union County
A contract between Miller Milling Co and Union County officials ties stock purchase to road improvement. A committee was appointed to solicit $100 shares. over $14,000 of $16,000 goal subscribed as work begins. Union County surveyors start grading the road while shares exceed expectations.
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Miller Milling Co
Union County
Miller Mling Co
HH. B. Smith
Co. G. Lrady
Clyde Ross
A. R. Buswell
JH. Shoulberg
Fhr
M. Replogle
Mr. Miller
Hig
Wig Sioux
Range 93
For Sale Second-hand sewing machines many makes
About 20 second-hand sewing mimelines, different makes, prices, $2 to $20. All in good working order. Also agent for the Sure- Datch Rat vap. William Simpson at Kendall Hotel.
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Wm. Sineon
Kendall Hotel
Man Credits Tanlac For Restored Health And Pleasure In Work
Mynest Mack of Cedar Rapids says a year of poor appetite and stomach pain vanished after starting Tanlac. He reports improved digestion, weight gain of ten pounds, restored strength, and renewed enthusiasm for his work as an automobile mechanic. Tanlac sold locally by March & Thorson in Akron and Walter A. Nigg in Merrill.
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Mack
Cedar Rapids
Town
Mr. Mack
Alen
Neal Ny
Thad
Tanlac
Akron
Mareh & Thorson
Merrill
Walter A. Nigg
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