Akron Register-Tribune subscription rates noted
Akron Register-Tribune editors Ray A. Smith and Gerald F. P. Smith publish rates: 2.50 per year. six months 1.25 in Plymouth, Sioux and Woodbury Counties Iowa and Union County Iowa. 3 dollars elsewhere. Published Thursdays in Akron Iowa. entered as second class mail Sept 26 1901.
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Akron Register-Tribune
Ray A. and
Gerald FP. Smith
Plymouth
Sioux
Woodbury
Iowa
Union County
Akron
Plymouth County
Allen Vander Helm
Roy Nielsen
Higman Sand & Gravel, Graval
Dirks Hardware
K & K Co
Eesee
Hall Hdw
Tuckers ‘Cleaners
Gassman Motor Co
Hele
Iowa Public Service
Wilson Truck Line
Crescent Elec
Petty Cash
F. Davis
J. F. McVay
Akron Fire Dept
Clark Lilly
Napier Typewriter Co
Indiana Comm. Filter Co
Grant Refill
Wat
Hydraulic Sales & Service
Cseverseeve
McCormack Transp
Hartmanns Service
Frerichs Service
Aloe
A. J. Masuen
Sioux City
Westfield Write Ups and Local Notices
Westfield Special Correspondence reports Harold K. Lawrence son of Mr and Mrs Wm Lawrence arriving home for a week from San Francisco aboard the USS General J. C. Breckenridge and departing February 14 for Los Angeles to visit relatives. The Westfield Guild met Feb 11 despite bad weather and guests visit. A humorous note about a Little Red Hen story and farm conservation program explains rent payments and surpluses with 1960 outlooks.
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Harold K. Lawrence
Wm. Lawrence
Los Angeles
Harold
U.S.S
J. C. Breckenridge
San Francisco
Westfield Guild
Frank Welch
Charles Harris
Chas. Green
Lavon Hough
Pierre, S. D
Westfield
Alvord Banks
Florence Banks
Clare Lilly
Mary
Vicki
Richard
Royal Broderson
Elk Point
Mabel Lilly
Evelyn Banks
Lloyd Crouch
Albert Harrington
Guild
Welch’s Cafe
Elfred Larson
Methodist Hospital
Sioux City
Questions About ASC Reserve Explained By County Chairman
Farmers and town residents seek clarity on the conservation reserve program. Wm. M. Schnepf explains its purpose to withdraw cropland from production, reduce surpluses, and ensure land is used for conservation. The program is voluntary, pays per acre, and may encompass all cropland to reduce production.
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Iowa
Wm. M. Schnepf
Plymouth County
ASC
Soil Bank
Plymouth Leads State in Epidemiological Survey
Plymouth County led the state in an epidemiological survey reported at the Plymouth county American Cancer Society meeting in LeMars. The six year follow up aims to link daily living habits and cancer. Klemme and 60 researchers coordinated with 50 alternates and 10 group leaders. A program for dressings, films, and school outreach advances cancer education and a future tumor registry and chair of research were discussed.
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Plymouth County
R. C. Hodgson
American Cancer Society
Weidler Hall
Westmar
LeMars
Marvin Klemme
Akron
Chas. Steele
George Remer
G. C. Thompson
Arnold Coppock
Sunshine Club
Gordon Held
Farm Bureau
Cancer Society
Central Ave. S. E
Lloyd Kallsen
Schools and Colleges
Jr. Crusade
Des Moines
Horizons
Iowa
State University of
Ralph Ideker
Merrill
June Ames
Two Paths in 1960 Politics and Iowa Education Report
Public focus shifts to the White House race while Hoffa targets 56 House members who voted for Landrum Griffin reforms. Iowa analyzes junior high trends, high school organization, and the state role under Title X, highlighting advisory committees and data standardization. The report urges spring checks for storm losses and notes local NFO meetings.
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White House
Jimmy Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
House of Representatives
Landrum-Griffin
House
International Teamster
Treasury
Iowa
Department of Public Instruction
Boards of Education
U.S. Office of Education
State Departments of Education
State Department of Public
Census takers in Plymouth county to be hired
Gordon C. Hollar, district census chief from Sioux City, visited LeMars to hire Plymouth county’s census staff. He seeks one crew leader and one reviewer to assist the county leader, plus 24 enumerators, with eight hour workdays. Applications should contact Hollar at the Sioux City office.
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Gordon C. Hollar
Federal
Sioux City
Iowa
LeMars
Plymouth County
Hollar
Card of Appreciation from Mrs Francis C Blum
Card thanks friends and relatives for spiritual banquets calls gifts ecards and flowers during hospital stay and convalescence. Also notes Want Ads work fast at small cost.
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Francis C. Blum
Bipartisan panel backs re election of Ayres Kearns allies
A national committee formed to back the re election of Rep William H Ayres of Ohio and Rep Carroll D Kearns of Pennsylvania under their direction. Spokesman Ayres warns it would be a serious blow to democratic government if this labor boss threatened victory. He urges voters to support lawmakers who backed the labor control bill and defeat those who opposed it.
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William H. Ayres
Ohio
Carroll D. Kearns
Pennsylvania
Ayres
Hoffa
Four committees study school accounting reforms and programs
Four committees have been set up and each has held several meetings to date. They cover the revision of the Uniform Financial Accounting System, the establishment of a uniform system of school property accounting, pupil accounting, and educational program accounting. The work aims to standardize financial and program reporting across schools.
Civil Defense focus for Plymouth County 4-H clubs
Don Fieming outlines a Civil Defense program for the 4-H clubs in Plymouth County with emphasis on fallout effects and protection. February meetings occur at Union School Akron Vocational Building and LeMars Franklin School at 8 p.m. A March session covers fallout effects on farms and livestock. About 215 members oversee projects with nearly 400 baby beeves and 62 calves in the Junior Feeder program, plus hog, dairy, and sheep projects.
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Plymouth County
Union School
Akron School
Vocational Agricultural Building
LeMars
Franklin School
N. F. Organization Making Good Progress
The group signs many members at home and in meetings with main speakers finishing big state meetings and moving to South Dakota Minnesota and Illinois. Letters and cards pour into the home office asking when speakers will visit their state. Phil Allen the TV spokesman for the organization.
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South Dakota
Minnesota
Illinois
Phil Allen
T.V
Thanks to hospital staff and faith leaders
Milford Anderson thanks Dr. Trotzig and nurses for care and kindness, Rev. Guvin and Pastor Rendahl for visits and prayers, and relatives and friends for cards and visits since returning home.
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Dr. Trotzig
Rev. Guvin
Pastor Rendahl
Milford Anderson
Gratitude Note to Clergy and Community Groups
The Bliss and Metz families thank Father Skahill Catholic Women's League C D A and 600 Club along with friends and relatives for support during their time of sorrow. Addresses: John Bliss 6247 State St Huntington Park California and Royal Metz 2131 York Denver Colorado.
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Father Skahill
Catholic Women’s League
C.D.A
John Bliss
State St
Huntington Park
Cal
Royal Metz
York
Denver
Colo
Guests Reported Visiting To Register Tribune
A brief line notes that guests expect their visit to be mentioned in the Register-Tribune and that the host should inform them of their presence. The message ends with a phone number 3611 for contact.
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Register - Tribune
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C. R. Mason
Clarence Hummel
Verle Barwick
Joseph Trotzir
Joseph Trotzig
Bureau of Reclamation
Varle Barwick
State Department of Public Instruction
U. S. Office of Education
Iowa Farm Loss Prevention Institute
Westfield Community School
Sima Crimea Tire Isutiantet
Don
Don Fieming
County Extension
N. F
Kent
Farmers Co-op
Akron, Iowa
America
Whe Brewing
Tuduttoy Save
Bui Town
United States Brewers Foundation
Liberty Bldg
Joan Roberts
Sheba
Corvair
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