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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1933
Page
2
Navis Olson aged 37 from Wik Point and Ray Martin a farmhand were found dead in a burned Model T Ford on a country road near there on Thanksgiving morning. Officials believe monoxide gas from the running car caused the tragedy before the blaze. Olson was brother to Mrs. Lee Donnelly near Elk Point. Martin was a transient worker.
Fred Adams Sr and Children express heartfelt thanks to neighbors friends and relatives for acts of kindness and sympathy after the loss of wife and mother. They appreciate floral offerings and invite readers to view greeting cards display at the Register Tribune office.
Numerous items chronicle small town life from Thanksgiving visits in Omaha and Sioux City to local club meetings. Reports cover church and fraternal events, bake sales, auto and tractor repair services, school officials, and holiday notices. The Akron Journal notes social visits, shop hints, medical hospital stay, and a local Hereford sale in Sioux City.
Farmers inquire about Laying Mashes and hen laying timing. Hens start laying about three weeks after feeding when in good condition and worm free. A hen eats about one pound weekly, with constant feed and ample fresh water. Our hens produced 358 eggs from a 600 Ibs mash batch yesterday. Customers bring 200 lbs corn to grind and add ingredients to make 515 Ibs of Laying Mash priced at 4.80 dollars, best with skimmed milk.
Many farmers seek benefits under the corn loan, with sealers directing administration across townships. Sealers assigned districts and reported to Des Moines for instructions, then met in LeMars to qualify. County Agent Clarence Thompson oversees efforts to organize the county before December 15, with township chairmen and two directors per township.
WALDON FRY of Westfield Iowa announces appointment as sealer for west Liberty east Sioux Preston and Johnson townships. Persons seeking Commodity Credit Corporation loan applications should be prepared with waivers signed and contact 40 F20 Akron.
A study center for Plymouth county rural teachers will be held in the assembly room of LeMars High School on Saturday December 9 starting at 9 am. Anyone interested is welcome to attend.
A compact note urges safe commerce by using legitimate merchants and retaining currency locally. It promotes lawful trade and domestic financial prudence, implying concerns about illicit goods or foreign leakage of funds. The message foregrounds safeguarding the economy through trustworthy local dealings.
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