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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1935
Page
4
The Midwest farming comeback after last year's drought is on full display at the Iowa State Fair in Des Moines. Exhibits for county and farm displays are fully booked for over two months, with record entries in corn, small grains, fruit, and produce. The fair runs from August 23 to August 30 with a full program opening the event.
Public library to close during August with all books due by July 30. Librarian Mrs Hitzeman states this is a temporary closure affecting patrons and access to services during the period.
On July 30 1935 the District Court of Plymouth County Iowa appointed Henning Shouldberg as Administrator with will annexed of the estate of Arnd Schluter deceased All persons indebted must pay and those with claims present them legally authenticated for allowance Publication dates August 1 8 15 1935 Also fresh typewriter ribbons and carbon paper for sale at the Register Tribune office
A thief stole about $2 from Akron Milling company cash drawer early Sunday. The week’s heat peaked around 110F locally with Sioux City at 97F. A 20 pound river catfish drama occurred on the Big Sioux, secured by Chas Reifsnyder. Several births announced in Akron and surrounding townships. Corn stands excellent despite the heat, aiding farmers in Akron area.
Snyder sold the first load of 1900 wheat in Akron last Friday to Fields & Slaughter. J. Bryant delivered the year's first oats on Monday, bought by Akron Milling Co. This marks about ten days earlier grain marketing than last year. Married in Chamberlain South Dakota last Saturday evening July 28, 1900, Charles S. Bertrand wed Daisy Waterbury of Akron.
Twenty five years ago residents anticipated seeing Theodore Roosevelt during the first week of September while he traveled to Sioux Falls to deliver an address. A baseball game between Reed street north and south sides ended with the north side winning the first match and the south side triumphing 4 to 3 in a later, more exciting carnival.
Fifteen years ago Akron baseball suffered a winless week with three straight losses to Armour Packing Sioux City Hawarden and Ik Point. Smith and Chapman shared battery duties. Also reported were owl captures for the zoo, extreme heat records, drought effects on crops and a fatal auto accident near Seney involving Mrs. L F Root. New births noted near Akron on July 25 to 27, 1920.
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