Akron Iowa Publisher Ray A Smith Megister Bribane
The Megister Bribane newspaper in Akron Iowa lists Ray A Smith as publisher. It appears to be a weekly edition published every Thursday with a post office entry date of September 26 1801.
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1946
Page
2
The Megister Bribane newspaper in Akron Iowa lists Ray A Smith as publisher. It appears to be a weekly edition published every Thursday with a post office entry date of September 26 1801.
Special Correspondence reports Don Yestness, recently discharged from the Navy, returned home after a year in Shanghai. Families visit relatives in Hagle Grove and Aberdeen. Plymouth County enters 4-H baby beeves at the Iowa State Fair with six entries from local youths, judged in Des Moines August 23-24. Other notes cover travels, engagements, and social visits across Westfield and nearby towns including Sioux City and Richmond, with varios families noted and trips to Minnesota and the Black Hills.
Northwest agronomist W W Brookins endorses August plowing and harrowing of small grain stubble to sprout and kill weeds, a method tested in Big Stone county under R H Hoberg. Flax farms adopting the practice report cleaner fields and stronger yields, with the Flax Institute promoting The ABC’s of Flax as guidance for 1947.
Vocational agriculture instructors report on 30 Minnesota farms where weed-tree conditions raised flax yields by five bushels per acre. The Flax Institute of the United States offers a new folder The ABC's of Flax explaining August plowing and working weed control, available free to farmers in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
The St Patrick's Akron Catholic Church lists Holy Mass on the first, third and fifth Sundays at 8:00 p.m. and on the second and fourth Sundays at 9:30 a.m. Confessions are heard at 8:00 p.m. on the Saturdays before the first, third, and fifth Sundays.
Bt Catharine's Westfield parish announces confession times at 9 30 p m on the second and fourth Sundays before Mass. Father C Ernst pastor directs.
T suffered for years and says she is free from pain and able to work. She invites letters for information and provides her address at P. D, Box 825, Vancouver, Washington.
Regular meeting of the town council on August 6 1946 presided by Mayor R W Brown with Johnson Lundgren Rossow Markus present. Minutes approved. eight lockers to purchase. authority given to sign bill of sale for a used 200 hp Fairbanks Morse engine. Numerous deposit refunds and a long list of bills paid totaling 2042.98. Delegates to the League of Town Municipalities convention at Cedar Rapids named August Lundgren and Ralph Rasmussen. motion approved.
Probate notice from Plymouth County Iowa states on August 5 1946 Henry P Willer executor of the estate of Cicilia Willer deceased requests all debts be paid and all claims presented to the court for allowance with publication dates August 8 16 22 1946.
A compact notice highlights that the Register-Tribune want ad section can tell it sell it trade it or rent it. Readers are invited to place classified listings to buy sell trade or lease items locally.
Calendar entry lists Cowman and His Cow Hands dance with 44 cents admission before 9 30 pm on Saturday August 17. August 21 features Tiny Little with 62 cents admission before 9 30 pm. Coming August 24 Little Oscar and his Gang. Roller skating at Riversioux nightly except regular dance nights under new management at New Chicago skates.
A brief note promoting the Hegister-Tribune Want Try It section as a quick route to locating buyers. It highlights a streamlined method for placing ads and attracting interested shoppers, urging readers to use the classified service for faster results.
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