Akron Register Tribune editorial and masthead notice
Akron Register-Tribune editors and proprietors Ray A and Gerald F. Smith publish weekly in Akron Iowa. The paper is mailed as second class, started September 26, 1901, with subscription rates 2.50 yearly six months 1.25 Plymouth Sioux Woodbury and Union counties 3.00 elsewhere.
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Akron
Plymouth County
Iowa
Plymouth
Sioux
Woodbury Counties
Union County
Loans for Rural Rental Housing From Farmers Home Admin
Robe rt G. Haegele Plymouth County Supervisor notes insured Farmers Home Administration loans support income producing rural rental housing. Funds from private investors and insured by the FmHA may be used to build buy improve or repair rental housing for rural residents and related facilities. Loans carry 6 percent interest for up to 40 years with refinancing required when affordable. Qualified borrowers must be rural residents in towns of 6 500 or fewer and able to repay.
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Farmers Home Administration
Robert G. Haegele
Plymouth Courtly
USDA
Ferners Home Administration
Haegele
Plymouth County
Siemens Home Administration
otte
Central Avenue
Le Mars
Iowa
Farmers Help Grazing Associations Finance Coops
The Farmers Home Administration can finance member owned grazing associations to boost income and provide seasonal grazing. Loans run 40 years at 5 percent interest for land, leases, facilities, water systems, brush removal, and conservation programs. Interested farmers contact Robert G. Haegle, Plymouth County FHA Supervisor, 27 Central Avenue SW, LeMars, Iowa.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Farmers Home Administration
Robert G. Haegele
Plymouth County
FITA
Haogele
Robert G. Basegele
Central Avenue SW
LeMass
Towa
Way Back Yonder Items of Interest From Akron Files
Items from the Akron Register-Tribune note Easter Star and Masons officers installed with Kate Moore as Worthy Matron and H J Behmer as Worthy Patron. Births, local moves, a highway crash killing a horse, and a burned schoolhouse are reported along with sports results and school staff.
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Akron Register- Tribune
50 Years Ago Ice Tragedy On Big Sioux River
Fifty years ago Orval Port a one year old, son of Mr and Mrs Bent Port fell through the Big Sioux River ice near the bridge and nearly died. The Akron Opera House presented The White Squaw with a money back guarantee if dissatisfied at the box office. A newborn daughter to Avery Small occurred January six 1918. A son to John and Mas Amundson January fifth 1918. A daughter to Harold Hubtberg January eighth 1918. Winifred Fry married to Frank Heim both from Mer sis, and they started homemaking on a farm near Hinton. Winter returned with temperatures plunging to 65 below zero. The next day features lingering winter.
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Orval
Bent Port
Big Sioux
Akron Opera House
an Mas
Avery Small
John Amundson
Mas
Harold Hubtberg
Winifred Fry
Alfried Ppy
Frank fleim
Mersi
oma Nia
Hinton
Snow, Weddings, and Rate Shifts Mark Local News
The week brings cold stormy weather with drifting snow as routines shift. Fred Meske heads to St Paul for school, joined by cousin Henry Stryzewski. Elk Point saloon events mix poultry show planning with a First National Bank sale, while postal rate hikes take effect January 7 affecting first and third class mail and related services.
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Fred Meske
Probate of Will Opens in Plymouth County Iowa
In District Court Plymouth County Probate No 9537 notice announces probate of Mary Beckmain estate with Hermann Beekman named executor. Creditors urged to file claims with six month limit. executor's attorney listed. published January 11 and 18 1968 in the Nice Akinon Register Tribune.
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STATE OF
IOWA
PLYMOUTH COUNTY
Mary Beckmain
Hermann Beekman
Akron
Spencer M. Day
Abbotmay
Toy Bank
Sioux City
Towa
Nice
Akinon Register- Tribune
Christmas Party Notes From Raider Review and Library Club
Volume 8 records two Christmas gatherings. Raider Review staff met at Mr Hott’s home on December 34 with 21 members, sharing supper music and gift exchanges. December 14 the Library Club held a party with the High School Library, featuring poems stories carols gift exchanges and refreshments.
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Raider Review
Mr. Hott
Industrial Arts Club field trip to power station
On December 19 the Akron Industrial Arts Club visited the George Neil Power Station at Seargekmt Bluff. They listened to a lecture on station operation and tour the building. New club jackets were worn during the trip.
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Akron Industrial
Ambs
George Neil
Seargekmt Bluff
Senior Interview Highlights Loren Nielsen's Akon High life
Loren Nielsen born September 15 1950 at Akron Hospital is Brule Creek Lutheran. He lists subjects Government Math English and Vee-Ag with activities in FFA LAA drama football baseball track and golf. His hobbies include tropical fish hunting and car interest in a Camaro 427. Loren advises Akon High students to make the most of four years and plans to pursue farming.
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Melvin Nielsen
Loren Niels Nielsen
Akron Hospital
Loren
Brule Creek Lutheran church
Gerald
Merlin
Norman
Roger
FFA
LAA
Dez Martin
Phyllig Dilter
Andy Griffin
Dave Clark Five
Timothy Joseph Coyle Born at Akron Hospital July 6 1950
Mr and Mrs Richard Coyle welcome son Timothy Joseph at Akron Hospital on July 6 1950. Tim belongs to Saint Patrick Catholic Church in Alon and has two brothers Collin 14 and Danny 2 and three sisters Dikme 12 Com mie 10 Paw 4. He excels in French and subjects Government Advanced Math English and Speech and participates in band drama CYO and other activities. Tim collects pennies bowls and plays tennis and hopes to attend Brisk Cliff College. His best high school moments were homecomings and student spirit.
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Richard Coyle
Timothy Joseph Coyle
Akron Hospital
Tim
Saint Patrick's Catholic church
Alon
Collin
Danny
Dikme
Commie
Paw
Akron High
Brisk Cliff College
AHS
FFA and FHA Christmas Party at Akron meeting
The Akron FFA and FHA held a Christmas party on December 19. Each organization met at 8:30 pm then joined in the auditorium for recreation with a reading, games, and a dance. Gifts were exchanged via a white elephant style gift exchange, then coffee was served.
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Akron FIA
FHA
flor recreation
Diana Harvey Born January 30 1949 Akron Ione
On January 30 1949 in Akron Ione a girl named Diana Harvey was born to Mr and Mrs William Harvey She was baptized at the First Church of Christ Her favored subjects were Consumers Math Her activities included FHA and Raid ar Review Her hobbies knitting and babysitting Her preferred color blue and favorite food pizza Diana liked Sandy Posey Hayley Mills Elvis Presley and the Monkees Her favorite song was Legitise and she liked a Chevy Her future goal was to be a Practical Nurse Her memorable moment was last year’s prom and receiving her class ring Her advice to students is Get the most out of life and study more Best wishes to her two brothers Ronnie and Billy Mike
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Akron
Ione
William Harvey
Diana Harvey
First Church of Christ
Diania
Diana
Sandy Posy
Halley Mills
Elvis
Presley
Ronnie
Billy Mike
Tindell Fosters New Daughter Susan Lynn in 1950
An article notes Aidam Tindell Jr and spouse welcomed daughter Susan Lynn Tindall on November 1 1950 in Sioux City Town. Sue's church Evangelical United Brethren. has two sisters Cindy and Laurie and four brothers Bob Mike Tim and Danny. She excels in English Government Speech Sociology and Bookkeeping. Activities include Pep Club YF AWT Treasurer and FTA. Hobbies residence sewing likes burgundy pizza singing and 1960s entertainers. Sue plans college at Westmar and cherishes memories of high school years. Best wishes to Sue.
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Aidam Tindell, Jr
Susan Lynn Tindall
alt
Sioux City
Sue
Evangelical United Brethern church
Cindy
Laurie
Bob
Mike
Tim
Danny
Novha Staif
tim hunch
Y.F
amdi! FTA
Andy Williams
Dean Martin
Patty Duke
Steve McQueen
Peter, Paul and
Many
Akron High
Westmar
State Fertilizer Meet Jan 17 18 in Sioux Falls
The South Dakota Fertilizer Association annual meeting and the 18th Fertilizer and Soil Management Shortcourse are set for January 17-18 at the Sioux Falls Coliseum Annex. County Agent Robert Osborne notes the two-day program includes talks and discussions to help farmers plan 1968 fertilization programs. The event opens Wednesday with a program attended by fertilizer industry personnel and a trade show featuring fertilizer and chemical applicator machinery.
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SIOUX FALLS
Sioux Falls Colosium Annex
Robert Osborne
Seventy 1967 SDSU agronomy talks on fertilizer and corn
Le 0 head of the Agronomy Department at South Dakota State University opens a program on Thursday titled Sevuell Grain's Reaction to Fantilizer and Corn Management and Production. SDSU staff Rey Wind Fred Shu beck and Jim 'Stmitale will present with Francis Hem Imer Flandresu and Stan Jensen offering sidelights on fertilizer experiences in Beresford. A panel discussion on fertilizer use is planned for the evening.
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Fine
Agronomy
South Dakota State University
SDSU Agronomy
Rey Wind
Fred Shubeck
Jim ‘Stmitale
Fautm
Local Fertilizer Industry Figures Convene in Clinton Iowa
Aime Vernon Golodivood Brandt farmer Carl Notberg Sioux Pally banker George Schramm Winnay fertilizer dealer and T J Mant dim from Clinton Iowa gather to represent the core sector of the fertilizer trade.
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aime Vernon Golodivood
Brandt ‘farmer
Carl Notberg
Sioux Pally
George Schramm
Winnay
T. J. Mant dim
Clinton
Iowa
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