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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1921
Page
2
Ninety six percent of people in the United States earn less than two thousand dollars a year. Learn to read this paper weekly for news and advertising. Advertising is the cheapest quickest sales method and the road to economy in every home. Progressive merchants advertise to reach buyers and offer best merchandise news. If a merchant ignores advertising, discount his value to you.
A fragment urges readers to study weekly advertising news and trust it for market decisions. It emphasizes learning to read ads and to rely on them for every need during market turns. The passage highlights practical guidance for shoppers and investors.
Beaton Post urges self honesty and integrity as guiding goals. The piece emphasizes living without secrets, avoiding sham, and earning self respect through conscience. It contrasts fame and greed with a steadfast, transparent inner life. Try a Want Ad for quick results.
Iowa State College expert Rex Beresford urges farmers to raise their own cattle feeders to maximize profits. By buying old cows and using purebred sires, a small herd can produce stock that better converts corn and roughage into higher returns. A herd of twenty cows warrants a good sire. those with fewer cows should partner with neighbors.
Twenty eight petitions were presented for naturalization at Plymouth county district court. Judge C. C. Bradley and Commissioner Balmer oversaw the examinations. Balmer noted none sought military exemption, a rare detail among applicants. Names admitted include Warenhorst Siebens Klenk Renken Peters Ahrendsen Syczurek Danne Schuver Merritt Fredrichson. Syczurek won court permission to become Edward Sork.
The Iowa Tuberculosis association, with the department of education and public health, launches a health education movement in state schools. Lectures on health topics, especially tuberculosis, will be given to teachers to better disseminate disease prevention. The plan urges home care, fresh air, diet, and ventilation to prevent pneumonia and other illnesses, citing Oakdale’s porch sleeping as a harsh example.
A compilation of dates for inventions from watches in 1476 to the first lucifer match in 1889 and a 19th century claim about life expectancy, followed by a state board of health bulletin on school contagion. It lists isolation periods for diphtheria scarlet fever smallpox meningitis polio septic sore throat and influenza with urging to seek a physician to prevent spread.
Notice requires all Plymouth County dog owners from three months old to apply with the County Auditor or oath administrators by January 15 1923. It covers all cities and towns in the county. Dogs unlicensed after January 15 1922 are deemed wild and may be killed by peace officers or any person.
A county order warns that any licensed dog may be killed if caught in the act of worrying maiming or killing any domestic animal or fowl. Signed FBW and County Auditor. Publication dates include December 1 8 16 22 29 in 1924.
Sunday school and Bible class at 10:00 next Sunday at St. Paul church in No. Services in Scandinavian at 11:00. Busy Bee meets with Mrs. Gunderson Friday. Brute Creek Sunday school and Bible class at 4:80 next Sunday afternoon. English services with communion at 3:00. Ladies Aid and Helping Hands meet with Mrs. Larson next Thursday afternoon. Bazaar and supper by Ladies Aid next Wednesday December 7 in the afternoon. To Whom It May Concern insurance note dated July 1 1924 Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance Company through Redmond Bros agents. Partial cross-fire loss on October 80th amounting to 482.25. Company draft received via M W Redmond. Kennedy Akron Iowa November 20 1921.
Plymouth County Treasurer Andrew Langhout reports plates for the coming year issued with the keynote number 78. Early recipients include B. C. Woolley number 2 and Rev. A. C. McGog Hey number 3, while deputy Clay Butler claimed the mortally unlucky thirteen. Twenty-five cents of the tax will shift to the county fund from the automobile account. Applications trickle in, and if rush totals occur the treasurer’s office may need more staff. A mother in LeMars saved her year-old child from a furnace air shaft by swiftly freeing the tiny passenger, though the infant suffered burns. Read the Want Ad column.
Home economics experts warn against pouring fats oils and hair waste into sinks to prevent clogs. A DIY remedy using potash crystals and water may clear slow drains but risks porcelain glaze damage and poison from the acid. wash away after use. The region notes honey production from Allamalae Cerro Gordo and Winneshiek counties.
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