Akron Register Tribune Subscription Rates
The Akron Register Tribune lists subscription rates of 2.50 per year and 1.25 for six months in Plymouth Sioux and Woodbury counties, 3.00 per year elsewhere. Published each Thursday in Ak ron Plymouth County Iowa. Entered at the post office as second class mail matter September 26 1901.
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Plymouth
Sioux
Woodbury
Tows
Union County
Akron
Plymouth County
Iowa
Westfield Round-Up and Community Notes Special Correspondence
Westfield school holds its annual kinder garten Round-up on Friday at 1 20 p m for five year olds by Sept 1. Mr and Mrs Walter Benson visit Sioux City relative in hospital. Guild supper April 20 at 5 00 to 7 30 pm at the school cafeteria. Local visits and library Week book picks noted. Westfield Tuesday Club reports on convention and finances aiding the library.
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Westfield
Westfield Community School
Walter Benson
Matt
Oscar Johnson
Sioux City
Cecil Harrington
Akron
Guild
Weatfield School
Ed Nelson
Eher Waterman
Kingsley
Elmer] Schuette
Merrill
K. Hansen
National Library Week
Africa
Judy Conway
Camilla Conway
Des Moines
Blanch Roush
Nella Lilly
LeMars
Westfield Library
Maud Knapp
Westfield Congregational Church Sunday Services and Club Meeting
Westfield Congregational Church schedules Divine worship at 9 15 with speaker Charles V Kaufman from the University of British Columbia Vermillion. Sunday school follows at 10 30 and choir practice occurs Thursday after school. LOWEST 4 H CLUB meets at Sunnyside with 17 members. Gordon Knapp elected camp delegate. Richard and Michael Vander Shaaf chosen. lunch by Mrs Brundeen and Mrs Vander Shaaf. First Church of Christ lists Sunday school at 10 a m CYH at 7 p m and Bible study at 8 p m with Supt John Ludwig and Pastor Richard Brown. Patronize your home merchants.
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Charles V. Kaufman
Bchool of Business
University of B.C., Vermillion
Ladies Aid
Mesd
Skogsberg
Tewest
Sunnyside
Richard Moffatt
Gordon Knapp
Camp
Richard
Michael Vander Shaaf
Brundeen
Vander Shaaf
Bill Michael
First Church OF Christ
John Ludwiga
Richard Brown
Does Your Farm Plan Need Revision
The Soil Conservation District aims to develop a Conservation Farm Plan for every farm unit in Plymouth county. Many plans need revision to adjust rotations and add practices like terracing, with examples from local farms showing revised two to six year rotations and meadow adjustments to improve efficiency and soil retention.
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Soil Conservation District
Plymouth County
Itas
Pylmouth
Kolin Tindall
Johnson Township
Rolin
Fiolin
Francis Bortcheller
Geo. Binder
Marion Township
Josephine Rayburn
Garfield Township
Clifford Tansfeldt
Gilbert Wagner
Marion
Thenen
Meadow
Sylvester Pick
Emil Johnson
Fredonia Township
Allen Weidauer
Stanton Township
Albert Hawkins
Elgin Township
Rolin Tindall
Cleo Tindall
Gerhard Probst
Washington Township
Veal me any darned thing that you want to but I ll still be inclined
Fragmentary text presents a speaker joking about law and time, referencing self preservation, nation, world, and desire to live fully. The rough, archaic phrasing hints at a satirical or rhetorical note on science and time. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities are readable.
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Don Cunningham
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lord Hostby
Great Britain
United Nations
Lord Boothby
Seth
Development of Public School Transportation in Iowa
A historical overview of Iowa school transport starting 1897 with village horse and buggy routes. It notes Buffalo Center practices, evolving to motor buses in 1910s 1920s, state supervision from 1946, and funding growth from 2 to 3 million annually. It covers language in elementary grades, enrollment trends, language laboratories, and residency for tuition issues, including legal distinctions between residency and domicile.
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Iowa
Twenty-Sixth General Assembly
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Buffalo Center
Department of Public Instruction
61St General Assembly
Bard General Assembly
District Residency Clarification for Student Enrollment
In a preliminary ruling the local board of the district where the student actually resides will determine eligibility. The summary notes that a student who is present in the district and plans to remain there for the reasonably foreseeable future fits residency criteria.
Student Residency Clarity in School Attendance Rules
A brief notice notes that students attending school should be considered residents if they meet standard living criteria. It urges boards to carefully review the evidence in residency questions and to consider practical approaches for quick determinations in admission or enrollment cases.
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