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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1945
Page
2
Ray A. Smith publisher lists subscription rates for year two months and three months. The notice appears in Akrot Town newspaper with Thursday publication and second class mail designation dated September 26, 1901.
Winter library hours are Tuesdays 12 to 3 and Fridays 7 30 to 9 30. Community notes cover visits, social events, and church services in Westfield and nearby Brunaville including Busy Bee club gatherings, Christmas party plans, hospital news, and Farm Bureau meeting updates.
Union Creek correspondent reports Mr and Mrs Reuben Johnson celebrated their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary in Ida Grove Town with family and friends. Shoppers from Sioux City joined, while local residents hosted visits at Milford Anderson and Herman Ahrens homes. Spencers Jay Sykes and Judy traveled to the Hulgren residence for Wednesday visits and a pile of newspapers was sent to the Register-Tribune office.
Union County 5. D. organized 1862, originally Cole after Austin Cole. Boundaries shifted in 1864, renamed Union for Civil War sentiment. Elk Point seat named by Eli Wixson, claim July 22, 1859, hotel and store opened, nearby Sioux camped. Elk Point incorporated April 24 1802. Beresford known as Paris in 1873, renamed 1884 for Admiral Lord Charles Beresford due to rail interest. Alcester first Linia Irene, name later changed.
The Adelescat locale near Alcester was renamed Jefferson by a British rail official in honor of Colonel in the British army. The town grew from 1878 by the Western Ton’ Lat company, while Stevens honors W. W. Stevens who platted the town in 1922.
We express heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during illness and after the death of a beloved wife and mother. Thanks for services to the Methodist Ladies' Aid and for the floral offerings. Everett Stoner Mrs A J Fargo Rex Stoner and Dean Stoner.
Farm poultry records affect profits by identifying weak spots and guiding management. The Iowa Agricultural Extension encourages cooperative record keeping to reveal this part of the farming story and improve efficiency across the county.
A county poultry topic explains how financial outcomes hinge on labor input differences among farmers. It notes any poultry raiser can become a record flock demonstrator with Farm Bureau guidance and references the local Farm Bureau office for more details.
Notice to all interested that on November 17 1945 the District Court in Plymouth County Iowa appointed Security National Bank of Sioux City as administrator of the estate of Charles M Wirth deceased. All debts must be paid to the administrator and claims presented for allowance. Published November 22 29 December 6 1945.
A note thanks friends neighbors and relatives for cards gifts and a potted plant received during a hospital stay at Hawarden hospital signed Mrs Alva Port. The message also promotes Register-Tribune Want Ads encouraging local trade and services with the slogan Tell It Sell It Trade It or Rent It.
Walter Richters from Camp Fannin Texas visits wife and mother in Richland 8 D after a 40 day furlough. He will reenlist for one year and report back to Fort Leavenworth Kansas. Jingle Bells and Christmas goods will be here. You can earn by selling unused items in Want Ads from the Register-Tribune. Buy local from the home dealer.
The Morehead and Wendt families express deep gratitude to neighbors and friends for sympathy and support after the death of Keith. They acknowledge acts of kindness and note community help, while a self promotional note about Register-Tribune Want Ads and ads for local merchants appears alongside.
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