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Newspaper

Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1936

Page

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Akron Iowa grants gas franchise to Iowa Public Service Co

The town council of Akron Iowa grants the Iowa Public Service Company and successors a twenty year right to lay install and operate gas mains pipes and appliances across Akron streets alleys bridges and public places for heating industrial and other uses with conditions on paving grade changes meter testing and safety. The ordinance allows termination if by July 1 1936 the company has not commenced furnishing gas and notes possible shifts to manufactured gas if natural gas supply fails.

Iowa Public Service Company Akron Iowa State of Northern Natural Gas Company Dick Bohlken

Ruble Rumblings Special Correspondent Notes Local Events

Special correspondent reports a weekend of social visits and gatherings in the Ruble area. Guests include Mr and Mrs Jack Borchers and family, plus many neighbors at Kirch Miller and Klemme homes. A hospital update notes Darlene Klemme recovering after appendicitis. Injuries from a riding accident sidelined Bill Crow for weeks. Local shopp ing trips and civic group activities described.

Jack Borchers Ison Virgil James Gabel B. J. Borchers LeMars Wm. Barinsky Igick Herman Frerichs Roger Crow West Virginia Minnie August Koeh Preston Township Luther League School House Jesse Kallsen Albert Witt Akron Betty Clare Morehead Norman Kilert Miller Barth Miller Cedar Rapids John Tapper Jack Russell Sioux City Darlene Klemme Alex. Klemme Akron Hospital Anna Klemme Fred Klemme Alfred Klemme Emery Klemme A. C. Klemme Merrill Johnson

Card of Thanks for Mrs. John Mansfield

The Mansfield family expresses sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for acts of kindness and sympathy after the sudden death of Mrs. John Mansfield. They also acknowledge beautiful floral offerings and extend thanks from John Mansfield and the families of Leo Mansfield Louis Beaulieu.

John Mansfield Leo Mansfield Louis Beaulieu

Akron Register Tribune enters post office as second class

The Register-Tribune published every Thursday at Akron and Town and entered at the post office as second class mail matter on Sept 26, 1901, indicating its official postal designation and printing schedule.

Akron

Farmers Keep Cool After AAA Ruling In Iowa

The Cherokee Times notes Iowa farmers remain calm after the Supreme Court voided the AAA. Politicians warned of revolt, but farmers insist on lawful, constitutional means to secure agriculture parity with other industries. They expect a lasting benefit to farming from a measured plan within constitutional limits.

Towa Supreme Court Iowa AAA

Campaign Opens as Republicans Call Des Moines Convention

The LeMars Sentinel notes a February 28 Republican state convention in Des Moines to nominate delegates for a national convention in Cleveland on June 9. It also signals a coming Democratic convention and a busy campaign season with radio broadcast debates, press coverage, and sharp partisan clashes as the 1936 race heats up. Contains references to President’s messages and early campaign tactics with broad political contention.

Des Moines Cleveland Ohio LeMars Sentinel Congress al Smith

Will Rogers Biography Book Selling at Low Price

A promotional notice describes a large 300 plus page life of Will Rogers by J P O'Brien, with 13 chapters and over 30 illustrations. It highlights his wit and philosophy, notes wartime author credentials, and states the book sells for $1.00 via Winifred Thatcher as Akron area representative.

Will Rogers J. P. O’brien Lowell Thomas Philosphy Tundra Wiley Post Winifred Thatcher Akron Vicinity

Trade in Akron with our Live Mer chants

Akron event promotes a public gathering centered on merchant trade, inviting attendees to participate in chant led activities and buy local goods during a planned market day in the city. The listing emphasizes community engagement and vendor participation.

Akron

Ford V-8 financing plan promises lower payments

Universal Credit Company reports a new $25-a-month Ford V-8 financing plan tied to its 45 months of nationwide experience. Ernest Kanzler credits the plan to the Ford V-8’s quality and resale value, predicting expanded credit access for wage earners and stimulated motor sales across industries.

Universal Credit Company Ernest Kanzler Kanzler

Shun Low Quality Seeds Warns Federal Seed Act Applies

The U S Department of Agriculture warns that any trucker not a common carrier who hauls misbranded seed across state lines violates the Federal Seed Act. Transporting misbranded seed between states is forbidden by law, though common carriers are exempt from this prohibition.

Division of Seed Investigations Department U. S. Department of Agriculture

Seed labeling urged to curb seed law violations

Seed buyers are urged to demand complete labeling and written transaction records. Officials warn that unlabeled seed and missing trucker details hinder enforcement, and questionable sales should be reported to state seed officials who may refer to federal authorities if the Federal Seed Act is violated.

Department of Agriculture

Special Administrator Named in Ellen Ross Estate

In Plymouth County Iowa the District Court appoints George Ross as Special Administrator of the estate of Ellen Ross deceased with full powers to gather assets and perform all duties permitted by law. Court witness dated January 9 1936 and clerk E F Remer with deputy C C Walsh.

George Ross District Court Said Ellen Ross Plymouth County Iowa A. D E. F. Remer C. C. Walsh

Want-Ad Adopts Constitution Appeal

The Sojourner notes many Americans ready to write a new Federal Constitution have not read the current one and suggests selling the idea with an ad in the Want-Ad Column. The snippet reflects editorial commentary on civic engagement and advertising strategy.

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J. L. Clayton Ruble Register- Tribune the Register-Tribune Ray A. Smith FORD Thos. V. Dalton South Dakota First National Bank V. F. Rossow Letters. OF Administration TIM Lake Products, Inc Portland Preston P. R. Schutt Chatsworth, Iowa C. A. Mason Nat'l, Bank Brunaville Struble Craig Geo. F. Renken H. J. Ramaker LE Mars Savings Bank Chevrolet Chevrolet Motor Company Detroit Mich G.M.A.C
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