Union Creek Chronicle Weak Rain Delays Harvest News
Special correspondence from Union Creek South Carolina notes rain arriving late on Wednesday night, good hay crop with yield about double last year, church sacramental services planned next Sunday, and local notices on school books, threshing, and a concert program hampered by lack of piano. Obituaries and resignations include A W Parsons of Chatsworth Iowa at 65, and Rev Geo Jones resigning from Akron Baptist church after three years.
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C. F. Secrest
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A. G. Rhodes
M. E. Church
Union Echo
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M. V. Seamands
Clear Lake
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Western Union ‘ College
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Separator Fire Destroys Case Threshing Outfit Near Akron
Yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock a spark near Mrs Sarah A Tucker's farm southeast of Akron ignited oats stubble and four stacks of oats with a new J J Case threshing outfit. The fire quickly consumed the stacks and the separator, leaving only iron parts. The loss to Mrs Tucker is about 800 bushels and 950 for the separator. Strong may face the burden if not insured. H D Ballard of Webster City arrived to assess and may push for a replacement. Mrs Tucker intends action against Case to recover 300.
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Clint. Strong
J.J. Case
Sarah A. Tucker
Akron
Strong
Case Company
J. F. Albrights
Saml. Kinscella
Mr. Strong
H. D. Ballard
Webster City
J. I Case Company
My. Strong
Bicycle Tire and farm goods sale notice
Business briefs advertise tires for sale from $2 per pair and at cost fruit jars caps and rubber goods. Also horse stock offered nine head work horses weighing 1100 to 1700 pounds. Farm for sale southeast of improved location with race 68 details.
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J.C. Wane
Akron Area News Notes and Personal Visits
Akron area notices report guests visiting from Chicago and Sioux City, travels to Le Mars and Vermilion for work and study, and local residents attending reunions and church services. Also mentioned are farm equipment sales, a heart attack recovery, and upcoming county reform activities.
Republican caucus set for Portland township meeting
A Republican caucus will be held in Akron at A. H. Smith’s office on Wednesday evening September 11 at 8 p.m. to elect eleven delegates to the county convention at LeMays Saturday September 14 and to choose township committee and other proper business. A. Fields, Township Chairman.
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Portland
Akron
A. H. Smith
LeMays
A. Fields
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