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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1946
Page
8
The Middle West Soil Improvement Committee urges farmers to reserve fertilizer this winter to guarantee next spring's supplies. Early orders, prompt delivery, and proper storage in dry buildings off the ground prevent moisture damage. keep bags tight, stacked, with broken bags separated and avoid high piles to maintain quality.
A reflective column argues the source of America's greatness lies in personal self-reliance and a free enterprise system. It extols liberty to work think save and invest with mass production and competition driving innovation and prosperity. The piece cites economic facts like high schooling rates and per capita wealth as evidence of the system’s success. A classified ad notes fresh typewriter ribbons available at the Register Tribune office.
Eldon Seely and Lowell Anderson returned Friday from Chicago after visiting relatives and friends. Ernest Meske and family were visitors Sunday at the John Willis home. Milford Anderson underwent appendicitis surgery at Methodist hospital in Sioux City Monday evening. Alve Bricon and wife hosted Sunday supper at Harry Petry’s. Arliss Granstrom visited Ione Hultgren. Hugo Granstrom family and Esther Hultgren joined Lawrence Ericson’s for a Sunday evening gathering. Neighbors husked E Westin’s corn last Wednesday. Westin ill for some time. Mrs. Clarence Teppe l is hosting a visiting mother from South Dakota. Ronald Adamson dinner guest at JoAnn Ericson’s. Audrey Ericson and Dennis Hultgren visited Sioux City Saturday. Milton Ericson and Roger, of Rock Rapids, visited relatives Sunday.
A Postal Bulletin note reminds rural patrons that carriers should not affix stamps. Patrons must supply their own stamps and apply them to all outgoing mail. Postmasters and carriers are directed to discourage leaving stamp duties to the carrier. A want ad will bring results.
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