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Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1925

Page

9

Near East Relief Fund Acknowledgment to MacMillan

Des Moines regional director Wm Shallcross sends official receipts for 958 in response to A L MacMillan campaign appeals. He cites Governor Hammill and state committee, praising unselfish service that brings the world closer and highlights American aid to relieve distress.

Rev A. L. MacMillan Wm. J. Shallcross Des Moines Iowa Nebraska Hammill America

Distinct Step Forward Toward Global Peace and Plenty

A historic forward movement is described as taking a distinct step toward realizing a day when peace and abundance prevail across nations. The language emphasizes collective progress, hopeful vision, and shared human advancement without detailing concrete events or actors.

Excursion to Sunshine Land on a Highland Train Ride

A travel narrative recounts a Gulf coast loop from Culverst on to New Orleans and Galveston, with sea wall bathing, a hot springs stop, and rail journey anecdotes. The writer notes dockside ships, a wedding train joke, sunlit cotton fields, and a stop near Jefferson City with radio broadcasts. The trip highlights coastal scenery, crossings, and a memorable community aboard the sleeper cars amid rain and long journeys.

Sunshine Land Culveston New Orleans Gulf Fowent Galveston Kansas City Union Depot Omaha Omahn Jefferson City Capitol Building Snodgrass Coffeyville Kansas James Brothers Walter Johnson Iowa Jewiss Beaver I. Bly Ohich South Luna

Plymouth Farm Bureau to Hear Chas Hearst at January Meeting

Chas Hearst, president of the Town Farm Bureau Federation, will headline the Plymouth County Farm Bureau annual meeting in LeMars on Saturday January 2. The program includes a financial report year's work and general business with a noon banquet at the Methodist church basement. County officers elected include I G O'Bryan president Evan Parry vice president B E A Setilndel secretary and J A Watson treasurer for 1926. County Agent W I Coddington is reappointed. women’s work led by Mrs B F Knapp with Mrs GL H Six as vice president and Mrs van Parry as secretary. About 250 residents attended a prior meeting at Adaville.

Chas. Hearst Town Farm Bureau Federation Speker Plymouth County Farm Bureau LeMars Methodist Church Albert Lundgren A. J. Considine Jens , Petersen I. G. O'Bryan Leeds Evan Parry Kingaley BE. A. Setilndel Merrill J. A. Watson Plymouth County Loureau W. I. Coddington Clarfield J. C. Gilmour Henry George Moila Wungerford A. S. Crabb Johnson Milton Gaile Iberty Geo V. Pavlik Juiicul Situzmann Meadow Chas. Treen Perry J. C. Lievsel Plymouth Arthur Rogenrief Stanton Wrick ‘Lippke Union Chas. Myres Washington Herman J. Harms Venison Methodist Adaville Cappeily Johréut Township Lave Buve Tyster HH. A. Johnson Knapp Mia J. W. Hoffman S. 10 Phillips Geo. W. Fatter AL Beief Cority W. Cloddinton LeRoy Heiden J. 8. Burtcett IL Owl

Appreciation Note From Ill Friend Thanks Neighbors

An appreciation message thanks friends and neighbors for their kindness during illness. Special mention to Mrs. Md. Viking and Mes, Frank Montagne, and others for their favors and support during the tough time.

MD. Viking Frank Montagne Dohn

America Safe with Bull Durham and Red Bolsheviks

A New York observer criticizes a boatload of scientists on a yearlong South Atlantic cruise studying fish. He mocks their politics and claims Americans, not intellectuals, keep the nation strong, noting a broad distrust of Bolshevik imagery and modern reforms.

South Atlantic Ocean New York Red Bolsheviks America League of Nations

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