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Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1934

Page

4

Tornado and flood hit Arizona area in 1809 tale

An aged pamphlet recalls a July afternoon when a tornado and cloudburst struck Arizona area. A wagon bridge over the Big Sioux River collapsed and several business fronts were damaged but no lives were lost. A church collection bizarrely included two five dollar bills and silver dollars from an anonymous giver.

Arizon Big Sioux M. E K. P R.R. McCorkell Akron Robt Ralph Hans J. Smith Milwaukee Hudson, S

Akroan News Recap: Travel, Weather and Births

Dr J E Kerr plans an autumn hunting trip to the west by auto following the Glidden route to Denver. Discussion of installing an electric light plant resumes as Akron lags in lighting. Prof Donahue demonstrated on heavy dumbbells in the gym, challenging local strong men. Several births reported and a local ball game won by the South Siders 7 6. A severe hailstorm damaged crops, potato yields are light, and corn prospers amid heat. The Broken Kettle road joins Plymouth county’s primary system.

J. E. Kerr Denver Akron Donahue Massachusetts Harry Meredith Leonard Smith G. H. Wooton N. J. Brown Geo. Hitzeman Silas Moore Louis Hitzeman H. W. Fields Paul Williams Vern Swift Orlan Moore North Siders Frank Blair Freeman White James Agnes Irving Goodwin Roy Root Lionel Eustace Rex Smith Fred Beauchamp Will Beverly Wm. H. Morse Here Eugene Clark M. B. Ryan Empress Theater Chas. P. Buswell Meriden Iowa Okoboji Lakes State Highway Commission Plymouth County Chas Peters Town

Farm adjustment plan eyed as experiment in socializing agriculture

F D Farrell of Kansas State University argues in the American Bankers Association Journal that the federal farm adjustment program is an experimental effort to restrain production for public benefit. He notes plans include wheat price insurance for 1933–35 and potential shifts in the U S farming psyche if the program succeeds or fails.

F. D. Farrell Kansas Agricultural College American Bankers Association Journal Mr. Farrell United States Farrell Wallace

Correction of Chatsworth elevator history credit

T L Burnight, elevator owner in Chatsworth Iowa, writes to Editor Mr R A Smith defending the town as a grain market. He lists the sequence of buyers at Burnight elevator: E M Sayles, H B Dalgliesh, and Geo Schafer, noting Schafer has led grain, livestock, coal and seeds trades for 25 years and attributes Chatsworth’s market standing to these men.

R. A. Smith Register - Tribune Chatsworth Pioneer Geo. Schafer Iowa Burnight E M. Sayles H. B. Dalgliesh My. Geo. Schafer L, Burnight

Notice to Dog Owners License Fee Change

Town announces dog license fees with male dogs at 1 dollar and female at 2 dollars. After August 15 the rates rise to 1.50 and 2.50. Owners failing to show a receipt after that date will have their dog killed by the Marshal. By order of Town Council, J. Clayon, Clerk. We want your job printing.

Bankers Prepare Farm Finance Book for Safe Investments

A book titled Making Farm Investments Safe, prepared by the Agricultural Commission of the American Bankers Association, summarizes ten years of material. It offers practical guidance on farm loans, crop rotation, soil and disease risks, business methods, and how to improve dairy, beef, sheep, swine, or poultry production and marketing efficiency. It also covers farm leases and directed farm credit.

Agricultural’ Commission American Bankers Association

Banks Make Best Record in R F C Loans Repayments

The Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans total 2.819 billion dollars with banks showing the highest repayment rate. Since 1932 the program has advanced cash to 6,278 banks, disbursing 1.2219 billion. banks repaid 545.078 million, over 44 percent, while other borrowers overall repaid about 16 percent. Patronize your home merchants.

Reconstruction Finance Corporation

Register-Tribune Want Ad Notice

Use the Register-Tribune Want Ad column to sell items and share news. Advertisers are urged to phone or bring items to the Register-Tribune office to reach fellow citizens and gain results.

Register-Tribune Register- Tribune

Adla tablets praised by patient for stomach relief

Bays C. S. Gross reports severe stomach pains that kept him from working. After using Dr Jimil's Adla Tablets, the pains vanished and he could eat again. Cobb & Greenleaf druggists offer a money back guarantee.

Bays C. S. Gross Jimil Cobb & Greenleaf

Ford V-8 drives Akron area sales and service

Shoulberg and Gassman in Plymouth County promote top notch service for auto owners and travelers. The 1934 Ford V-8 is highlighted for performance, low operating cost, and strong sales in Akron Iowa. They also offer TEXACO petrol products and related oils, stressing value and reliability.

Shoulberg & Gassman Company Plymouth County Akron Ford Texaco Petroleum Products Texaco John Dillinger

First National Bank Akron Promotes Financial Leadership

First National Bank of Akron stands as a conservative, progressive institution serving the community. Its officers and directors bring long experience, supporting depositors across Akron and surrounding territory and earning trust as a safe depository that backs local farmers.

First National Bank Akron

Sacred Heart Hospital Elevates LeMars Medical Pride

Sacred Heart Hospital in LeMars Iowa, a 50 bed facility, boasts a modern lab and x ray equipment, obstetric services, and a Nurses Training School. The hospital emphasizes safety, sanitary surroundings, trained nursing, and College of Surgeons approval, serving patients from multiple states.

Nurses LeMars Sacred Heart Hospital College of Surgeons

Akron Rendering Works You Call We Haul

The Akron rendering firm offers prompt removal of dead or crippled livestock including horses cattle and hogs. Free service for dead or alive stock. Equipped with two trucks, they emphasize sanitation and rapid response to calls across distances, earning community trust and support.

Akron Rendering PLC

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Big Sioux River Pillsbury’s K.C Apple Sunkist Agricultural College Shoulberg & Gassman Ford V-8 Ford Sales Toy National Bank H. H. Wetzeler Akron, Town LeMars, Iowa F. J. Swanson South Dakota Klayer Bros V. E. Rossow L. E Farm and Cattle Loans Federal Deposit Tnsurance Corporation Blatz Blatz Old Heidelberg D. G. Ross Aio
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