Truckers Face Heavy Fines For Overloaded Loads
Trucker J Jessen of Sioux City paid 75 dollars after being fined for driving an overloaded truck 4000 pounds over limit in Le Mars. Later, Ruben Klein of Rock Valley paid 100 dollars plus 8 in costs for carrying over 6000 pounds in a bale straw and exceeding width limits on a one and a half ton truck. Mayor Petersen pledges continued maximum fines to curb highway accidents. A Reg ister Tribune office ad notes old newspapers for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray N. Shaw
EB. J.jessen
Dougherty Storage and van Company
Sioux City
Henry Grimjes
le Mars Sentinel
LeMars
Merrill
Reuben Klein
Rock Valley
Jens Petersen
James R. Maeholz
Petersen
Plymouth farmers may borrow on small grains loans
Plymouth county growers may borrow on wheat oats barley and rye with loans from federal agencies via Production Credit Corporation Bank for Cooperatives and local banks. Rates run 5 percent interest with collateral schemes including stock liens chattel abstracts and insurance. sealing fees at half a cent per bushel with a $2 minimum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County
Production Credit Corporation
Bank For Co-operatives
Credit Association
Production Credit Association
H. F. Groetken
Grant
Elgin
Fredonia
Frank Braun
America
Marion
Harvey Miller
Meadow and
Remsen
Harry Dragoo
Henry
Garfield
Harry Hoyt
Union
Elkhorn
Lincoln
B. J. Brandstetter
Washington, Stanton
R. C. Winter
Perry, Hungerford
Plymouth
Walden Fry
Preston, Johnson
Liberty
Sioux
PLB
Tracy
Portland
Westfield
Hancock
Akron Ball Team Wins at Sioux City
Akron tops Sioux City with Metz and Peck contributing three base hits and two base hits. Akron’s lineup features Johnson, Peck, Hartman, Claassen, Metz, Port, and Swift. The team has three straight wins and upcoming games against Spink at Union County park, Winnebago, Nebr., and Hub City of South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AKRON
Sioux City
C. Metz
Peck
B. Hartman
Johson
G. Hartman
EF. Hartman
Claassen
R. Port
R. Metz
B. Swift
Farmers Union
New
Union County Park
Here
Winnebago
Nebr
S. C
Akron Grounds
Spink
Indians
Death of Thos F Clarey prominent Westfield farmer
Thos F Clarey died at his Akron area home August 19 1935 after a brief illness from a cerebral hemorrhage He was 66 years 8 months and 11 days born in Sioux City Iowa December 8 1868 He married Mary Boden in 1895 and had three sons John and Clifford Clarey two brothers Wm Clarey John Clarey three sisters and fifteen grandchildren He lived on the same farm forty six years funeral services were held at St Patrick’s Catholic church with Rev Fr Keenan and Rev Fr J A Roder officiating Interment followed in the local Catholic cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. F. Clarey
Westfield Township
Akron
Thomas Francis Clarey
Thomas Clarey
Sioux City
Iowa
Galena
Liberty Township
Plymouth County
Thomas F. Clarey
Mary Boden
John
Clifford Clare
Clarey
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Keenan
Minneapolis
J. A. Roder
Rural Teachers Meeting in LeMars Aug 31 1935
Plymouth county rural teachers will meet in the LeMars courthouse on Saturday August 31 1935 with County Superintendent Petersen in charge. The event focuses on primary reading course of study and work books. School supplies will be distributed. a detailed program letter is mailed from the county superintendent's office. Find it with a Want-Ad in the Register-Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County
Court House
LeMars
Petersen
J. L. Eustace
Luverne
Iowa
Lewis Ranum
Emma Rannum
Elk Point
J. Paulson
Grace Chamberlain
Wm. Speck
Savanna
Harry Nelson
Knapps
Milnerville
J. A. Jenson
C. A. Knudsen
Celia Swenson
Russell Knudsen
Turin
Swenson
Jenson
Register- Tribune
Gamble
Jenson & Koch
Local Akron News Briefs and Community Notes
Local Akron notes cover shop ads, farm supply sales, and visits from residents. Readers learn about school goods, flour and bread brands, grain pricing, and farm equipment events. Community members, including Putney, Huls, and Kinser families, are highlighted with visits and travel details. A John Deere tractor demonstration is planned, and weather and crop notes accompany updates on local residents and a court case in Hawarden.
Variety of School Supplies and Local Notes
Adolph Kindt visited Wagner for a business trip this week. Beulah Brown stayed with Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Kinser in Akron. Robert Greenleaf returned from Grand Island, Nebraska. Mrs. Fred Andresen and Eli visited Mrs. Byron O’Con nor in Sioux City. The Westfield Farmers Union meets Sep 3 with an outside speaker. Karl L. Mohr of Chicago visits Akron on business selling cold storage equipment. Guests included Mrs. Emil Propp, Maxine June, and Ardean Simeon. Townsend Plan meeting set for Sep 4 at the Akron baseball grounds. The annual Methodist picnic was postponed due to rain and rescheduled. Akron Girls' Kittenball beat Elk Point 16–13. Lois Swift and Gladyce Tarkelson starred. Akron to host Kingsley Aug 31. A family reunion was held at Minnie Klemme’s in Le Mars for Louise Thormeyer, Bill, and others from Chicago, Indiana, and Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Barker
Lake Okoboji
Thorson
J. Fred Dirks
Cobb & Greenleaf Drug Store
Moville
LeMars
Allan Banks
Thelma
Wausa
Nebr
Elatives
W. J. Brunner
Margaret
Drengon, & Koch
Arnold Brundeen
Little Son
Canton
Brundeen
Hartley
Harmon Boyd
Howard
8. D
Henry van Meter
Waseca
Minn
H. E. Bradley
W. W. Burrill
Boyd
Bradley
Sioux City
Anderson
Gib. R. Payne
Hawarden
Akron
J. H. Pollock
Payne
Welton Barr
Adolph Kindt
Wagner
Beulah Brown
Des Moines
C. P. Kinser
Robert Greenleaf
Grand Island
Fred Andresen
Eli
Byron O’connor
Westfield
Farmers Union
Wyatt Heys
Karl L. Mohr
Chicago
John Hamman
Emil Prop
Brown’s Grove
Old Settlers
Elk Point
Lois Swift
Gladycce Tarkelson
Akron Girls
Kingsley Girls
Akron Diamond
Kingsley
Minnie Kiemme
le Mars
Louise Thormeyer
Bill
Harry Bollard
Ernest Meyer
Brunswick
Ind
Minnie Klemme
Herman Schmidt
Craig
Fred Klemme
Wm. Jurgeson
Walter Klemme
Local school supplies offered at Thor son's Drug store
Mr and Mrs Robert Low of Gary Ind visited the Thatchers at their home last week. English Lutheran church ladies plan an ice cream bake sale on Saturday September 7. The Ladies Aid meets September 5 in church parlors hosted by Mrs Fred Larkin of Vermillion. Hawarden boosters with a band promote the Labor Day celebration September 2 featuring a 1 46 pm baseball game between Sioux City and Council Bluffs Western League teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorson
Robert Low
Gary
Ind
John Thatcher
English Lutheran Church
English Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
Fred. Larkin
Vermillion
Hawarden
Sioux City
Council Bluffs
Card of Thanks for Flowers and Sympathy Expressed
The Burrill family thanks friends and neighbors for floral offerings and sympathy during illness and after the death of their husband and father. Gratitude is extended to those who assisted in their homes during this difficult period from Mrs. W. W. Burrill Lowell A. Burrill and Family Stanley 8. Burrill and Family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Burrill
Lowell A. Burrill
Stanley
Burrill
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Register-Tribune
Gerald Smith
Carl Moir
Tn Eiquire
G.M. Co
aAuto
D. K. Hosehler
Blackson
Barth Miller
G. H. Wooton
E. P. Klauer
Mary Tellinghuisen
Rawleigh
Dakota
Monona
Rawleigh Co
Dept
Freeport
Til
Ruth Swift
W. W. Ross
School House
Gale
NTI
Silkebakken
the Quality Store
Rural Teachers’ Meeting
Issenhuth
Akron Variety Store
Wm. A. Putney
Rutland, N. C
Will Halvorsen
William Hull
John Firth
Assam
Pella
Central College
E. G. Nichols
Shirley
Cedar Rapids
Nichols
Mr. Kinser
Margaret P. Young
Boise, Idaho
Kinser
Moir Implement Co
John Deere
Milton Ericson
Martin Ericson
Geo. Mattison
Ponca
George Mattison
Mattison
Ponea
Dr. Mattison
BE. O. Thorson
H.H. Wetzeler
John Deere Tractor
Milton Ericson’s
Waterman's
Waterman’s Ink
L. K. Burket
Akron 194
von Hagel
Bartlett
Illinois
Colorado
Silverberq
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