21 Dec 1922
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1922
Page
1
The Youth's Companion publishers send a red and dark blue calendar to every subscriber who paid 2.50 for 1923. Each tablet shows the current month days in bold and includes the preceding and following month calendars in the margin. The standard form calendar has long been popular for its novelty and convenience.
The Plymouth county Farm Bureau will hold its regular annual banquet at Columbia Hall in LeMars on Wednesday evening January 2. Aimed at seating 300 farm folks, the event will feature reports from officials, entertainment, a menu, and a $1 per plate price to cover expenses. Tickets must be ordered by December 29 and sent to the county agent with remittance.
A discussion on health and tuberculosis emphasizes worker vulnerability, prevention through hygiene and open-air programs, and the role of the National Tuberculosis Association in reducing deaths since 1904. It advocates Christmas Seals funding to sustain anti TB efforts and urges reader action toward public health. It also notes the Plymouth County Fair directors choosing a delegate and planning a meeting to decide on continued operation and county bond plans. For sale item includes a Reo Touring Car offered at 150 dollars with payment terms.
County Farm Bureaus report upcoming meetings in Virginia Richland Beresford Alcester and Elk Point with institutes and poultry shows planned. County Agent Putnam attends Brookings conference while J R Howard declines reelection and O B Bradfute elected president with W H Walker as VP. Crop movement hogs cattle and butter production trends summarized.
WANTED five cents per pound for clean cotton regs at the Register Tribune office. FOR SALE Spotted Poland China and Chester White boars eligible to registry, Rose Comb Red roosters. Also Parabred big-type Poland China boars from Monarch Clan line. Several by Locust Row Giant. Well grown and promising. Phone 27-F22 or write A B Feanto, Weatfield, Iowa.
Moir Motor Co of Akron promises a new device that will recharge a Ford magneto while customers wait. The sales pitch guarantees satisfaction.
An ad from Electric Shoe Shop east of Kondall Hatal promises to refurbish old shoes, making them feel like new while preserving comfort for customers. The note is signed by Alex Schwideraki.
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