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Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1962

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Akron Register-Tribune Subscription Rates Notice

Middling rate card announces subscription prices for Akron Register-Tribune at 2.50 per year and 1.25 for six months in Plymouth Sioux and Woodbury Counties Iowa and Union County Iowa 3.00 per year elsewhere Published every Thursday in Akron Plymouth County Iowa with second class mail status dated September 26 1901.

Plymouth Sioux Woodbury Iowa Union County Akron Plymouth County

Westfield Notes Highlight Snowbound Travels and Cancellations

special correspondence from Westfield notes Paul Lilly and son James Paul visiting his mother Mrs. Archer Lilly in Boone. Mary Qobson’s mother critically ill. Mrs. Ole son not returning this week. Royal Broderson family visited Clare Lilly. church services canceled due to heavy snow. no school. Charles Mulfinger and son Steve snowbound in Sioux City. Randall Lilly snowed in at Delbert Maynard home. Amateur Show at Westfield school postponed to March 2.

Westfield Paul Lilly James Paul Boone Archer Lilly Paul LeMars Court House Mary Qobson Little Sons Clare Lilly Charles Mulfinger Steve Sioux City Randall Lilly Delbert Maynard Westfield School

False blackleg threat prompts vigilant vaccination efforts

Prepared by eriens Foundation warns cattle and sheep owners about false blackleg a disease look alike to true blackleg. It can strike calves with swollen areas appetite loss rapid breathing and convulsions. veterinarians diagnose to identify the exact bacterium and vaccination remains essential in affected areas to prevent losses.

Poultry Projects and Farm Programs Highlight Local News

A detailed look at 4-H poultry projects outlines gains in broilers and layers, with regulations on chick sourcing and project timelines. Notes on feed grain programs, wheat stabilization, and farmer participation reflect broader farm policy impacts.

Progress Reported In Balancing Grain Supplies

Raymond Becker of Plymouth ASC reports progress balancing grain supplies and needs under the 1961 feed grain program. National wheat diversions reach about 25 percent of 1961 winter wheat plantings with 80 percent of the hard red winter crop cited, Iowa signups total 30 000 acres. The 1962 signup runs February 5 to March 30, open to all wheat producers in Iowa.

Raymond Becker Plymouth Department of Agriculture U. S Iowa

Peison Pointers Spring Barley Production Cut to Voluntary

Growers of spring planted barley sign up February 5 through March 80 for retirement of parts of their acreage. Raymond Becker, chairman Plymouth Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee, stressed the voluntary nature of the 1962 Feed Grain Program enacted by Congress.

Commodity Credit Corporation Becker ASCS LeMars Raymond Becker Plymouth Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee Congress

Amaryllis blooms and local milestone notes appear

Mrs Albert Bergstrom of Ogden reports an amaryllis with four blooms on one stalk. Last year two stalks produced four and three blooms. Jim Walker of Algona needed 100 stitches in a leg after a chain saw injury at work near Plum Creek. Mamie Chase of Belmond recently celebrated her 106th birthday and enjoys watching television and crocheting.

Albert Bergstrom Ogden Jim Walker Algona Plum Creek Mamie Chase Belmond

Cream Separator for quick sale with auto wash

Dirks Hardware & Appliance Akron offers a cream separator with auto wash at a price for quick sale. Found two new keys in a dryer at E Z Do Laundromat. Owner may recover by paying for this ad at the Register Tribune office.

Register-Tribune Bune Office Dirks Hardware & Appliance Akron E-Z-Do

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Akron Register-Tribune Ray A. and Gerald F. Smith Eriens Foundation Animal Health Aan Don Cunningham National Livestock Feeders Association Freeman Ed Johnson Storm Lake Highways Patrol LeMara Manx City Woodbury County Court House Des Moines Register and Tribune Register Towa Plymouth County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee Pierson Electrolux Chas Sypherd 8Th and Iowa Streets Dirks Hdw. & Appliance Town Public Service Ford America Gassman Motor’ Company Akron, Iowa ABA
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