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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1908
Page
4
A historic advertisement touts the Great Majestic Range as the only range made of malleable and charcoal iron with the largest reservoir. It claims lower fuel use, faster heating, removable frame, long lasting charcoal iron body, low repair costs, and superior baking that lasts beyond months. It also asserts threefold lifespan over cheap ranges without tripling cost.
A store visit offers a factory representative to prove Majestic Ranges are the best value and reveal more treasures why the range stands above competitors. This salesman will demonstrate and answer questions to show satisfaction with the product.
Miss Lena Marka returned from Omaha last Friday. Jake Foltz spent Sunday with family in Sioux City. Carpenters work on a new barn for E H Spaulding. C M Rasmussen was down from Akron between trains Tuesday. Rev James delivered a temperance sermon Sunday evening. CG E Bordwell and family left for Charles City Iowa. Lineman Allen moved central telephone exchange into Mrs A M Wheeler's building. Prayers for rain in Pennsylvania amid drought, West follows East. Matt Ginsbach buys Ed Hoffman meat market and residence. possession Monday. Akron Fair and Carnival Thursday and Friday expected to draw a crowd. Akron residents celebrated the Fourth of July. return the compliment. Mr and Mrs J H Brownawall back from Nebraska near their son Will. Crops there burned by drought. Will Brownawell arrived Monday with goods. All glad to be in Sioux Valley during the fair. Mr and Mrs W S Bennett and Miss Douglas attended Akron band concert. Mr and Mrs T I Lyons of Akron visited W S Bennett Sunday.
Robt. French and wife visited in Akron Sunday. The Richland school now boasts fifty-one scholars. Mrs. Elizabeth Strong visits daughter Mrs. A. D. Lyons in Akron this week. John Ervin and family visited east of Westfield last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Seward host her parents Mr. and Mrs. Southwood of Minnesota. A merry go round passed through Richland Monday enroute to Akron.
Special correspondent reports the new church progress and a well attended M W A picnic. Local items note John Fletcher’s trip to Reliance S D, plans to attend land opening in Tripp County, S D, and AR M Crouch of LeMars improving property with a new barn. Socials and visits fill the week as Rev Mills’ last Sunday approaches before Lake City conference.
Local notes report Clarence Jones visiting the Jefferson mill while an ad urges readers to try the profitable Want Column. A major fireproofing repair followed a brick-front collapse at H D Moore’s furniture area. Multiple social events, political visits, and a baseball trip are mentioned along with a list of local casualties and funerals.
If your well or cistern needs fixing better take a stitch in time and put in some of Andrew Paulson's reliable cement curbing before the fall rains set in. Cull on or phone him.
For sale a good bay horse weighing 1050 pounds. Described as safe to drive by anyone not afraid of trains or autos. Bargain offered by Dr. N. J. Brown. V. 8.
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