14 Jan 1937
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1937
Page
1
Subscription rates list per year and half year with prices in dollars and cents. The notice notes a weekly publication published every Thursday in Akron Iowa and entered as second class mail on Sept 26 1901.
Special Correspondent reports Hugh Burkett sick with the season’s complaint while Roy Cassen treats a downed horse. Sunnyside school play postponed indefinitely as roads worsen and Liberty school resumes late. Local residents visit, fall illness spreads, and several families report flu and recovery. Stock market activity in Sioux City includes Hinton and Remsen shippers. Keith Knapp improves after sleeping sickness tests. Community events include church and ladies aid meetings. planning a party for January 22 after C. E. attendance contest ends. Akron Savings Bank reports year end financials and declares FDIC insurance.
Notice of condition for First National Bank of Akron Iowa dated December 31 1936 assets total 489 578 11 liabilities 542 016 32 including deposits capital accounts and notices of probate for Mary A Manning deceased with administrator appointed January 7 1937. Local listing includes pattern tracing carbon paper sale and other notices.
Westfield seeks a federal grant of 25,200 to finance a construction project estimated at 56,000 dollars. The application has cleared initial hurdles and now proceeds to fund allotment according to records of the Public Works Administration.
The Conservation commission urges hunters and the public to refrain from shooting large birds such as hawks and owls. Birds provide natural pest control, and European practices show protected hawks and owls are raised and released to balance forests and game. Destruction of these birds in Iowa could harm forest health and wildlife.
Mr and Mrs Albert Von Hagel Jr and sons express heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and after the death of their son Donald. They thank Rev Meske for consoling words the Trinity Lutheran church choir for hymns and all who kept roads passable on the funeral day.
On December 24, 1936 the District Court of Plymouth County Iowa appointed CLYDE ROSS and W B ROSS as executors of Ellen Ross deceased. All debts to the estate must be paid and claims presented to the court for allowance. Published December 31 1936 January 7 14 1937 in the Register Tribune.
Livestock health authorities announced a winter drive in ten states to save over a million horses from bot and worm infestation. Farmers veterinarians and livestock officials collaborate. over 2,000,000 work animals have been treated in two years and aims exceed 3,000,000. The Am American Foundation bulletin notes bat flies threaten horses as hog cholera does swine.
A winter campaign proposes district by district organization to clean up an area. Farmers in each school district would participate, following a vets evination like approach. The plan emphasizes local coordination and community action.
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