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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1921
Page
7
John Raymond outlines how modern chemistry arose from a single accident in a British laboratory in 1850s, linking coal tar to dyes perfumes medicines and even war materials. The sketches trace creative chemistry from myth to modern science and its impact on civilization and warfare.
An advertising notice from The American Press Association outlines services and contact details for readers and clients. It highlights reprint and syndication options and positions the association as a source for press services.
The South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation votes to move the annual state convention to January 3, 4, and 5 with committees on the first day and speeches by President Howard Gustafson and a Farm Bureau woman on January 4. Albert Johnson will represent Union county. Census data show 1919 farm calf and pig production, lambs, and overall livestock figures. Local office visitors include O Nelson and A W Schultz. Various club meetings are scheduled January 3–6 with Miss Dolve and Miss Amber Erickson attending. plans include assistance from former county agent H M Jones for a Farmers Institute at the month's end.
Seed potato vigor tests at Plymouth county farm reveal varied yields by seed source. Early Ohio and other northern seeds led with 49.16 and 41.65 bushels per acre, while local and Red River seeds showed smaller yields and scab differences. Tests suggest continued northern seed use and next year's broader trials with Iowa caution on 1922 seed.
A program by the Agricultural Extension Service of Iowa State College will run short courses on farm record keeping and farm organization in Emmet and Greene counties starting in December and extending through March. J C Galloway and A L Walker will lead, stressing efficient marketing and spending. Twenty plus counties will host schools, with forty farm bureaus coordinating.
Adaville U B Church schedules Sunday school at 10 and sermons at 11 and 8 pm with language on January 3 Billy Sunday from Sioux City. YPC and Ladies Aid plan dinner and oyster supper watch party. Brule Creek English services at 2 30 pm next Sunday. Immanuel Sunday school at 10 am and evening service at 7 30 pm. Pastor J Bergsaker urges member turnout.
The Lutheran St Paul Church plans English services next Sunday morning at 9 30. The Busy Bee group will meet with Mrs Albert Johnson next Wednesday after noon. The annual business meeting is set for Monday morning January 3 at 8 pm.
Next Sunday marks the New Year with sermons and a call to strengthen spiritual life. The Sunday school shows about a 40 percent gain though room to grow, and members are urged to attend worship and the 6:45 p.m. service as part of a blessed New Year led by Pastor Carl Hammer.
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