30 Dec 1937
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1937
Page
1
A brief notice lists subscription prices: 1 year two dollars, six months one dollar, three months fifty cents. It states the paper is published every Thursday at Arron Iowa and entered at the post office as second class mail matter on Sept 26 1901.
Special correspondence reports holiday events across Milnerville. Fry and Knapp households hosted Christmas gatherings with many relatives visiting Sioux City for shows and church. Local seniors and Miss Priscilla Milner joined varied family celebrations as 8S.D. workers and Chicago visitors arrived for New Year.
Local social notes list multiple Christmas visits and dinners among families in Akron and surrounding households. Names include Tapper Witt Reemis Frerichs Swift Kallsen and others, with guests and family groups detailed across several homes. The item catalogs holiday gatherings and kinship connections in a community column.
Sunday afternoon visitors from LeMars called at the P C Kallsen home including Mr. and Mrs John Tapper and Dorothy, Mr. and Mrs Jesse Kallsen and children, Mr and Mrs Arthur Kallsen and daughter Edna, and Lloyd, Ben and Bill Tapper. A Monday evening visit followed at Eldon Kallsen home. A miscellaneous shower was held Thursday afternoon at the August Borchers home for Mrs Louis Heeren, who received many gifts and a lunch was served.
With the state blanketed in snow and ice, immediate winter feeding of birds is urged as natural food like weed seed becomes inaccessible. The Conserv- tionists stress acting now to prevent starving birds and to support local wildlife during severe conditions.
The guidance urges preparing for storms by listening to the radio and aiding wildlife. It advises placing feeding devices on south and east sides of buildings, keeping regular food, and consulting the local Conservation Officer for shelter construction and feeding locations. If feed is unavailable, contact the officer for supplies.
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