Akron Register-Tribune publication details and rates
The Akron Register-Tribune of Akron Iowa lists owner publisher Ray A Smith and Gerald F Smith as publisher emeritus with weekly publication on Thursdays. Subscription rates are 3.00 per year or 1.50 for six months in local counties and 3.50 per year elsewhere. Entered as second class mail matter September 26, 1901.
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Akron
Plymouth County
Iowa
Plymouth
Sioux
Woodbury
Union County
S. D
Westfield summer piano recital and community notices
The Westfield Congregational Church hosted a summer piano recital on June 23 led by Sheryl Banks with her students Jolee Massey Cathy and Linda Buryanek Julie Damraw Zane Vance John and Helen Birkley Teresa and Dale Hayden. Local gatherings and baseball results are noted along with a reminder about ASC compliance for farmers with multiple farms.
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Westfield Congregational Church
Sheryl Banks
Joleze Massey
Cathy
Linda Buryanek
Julie Damraw
Zane
Vance
John
Helen Birkley
Teresa
Dale Hayden
Darla Jones
April Nystrup
Becky
Orel Banks
Ray Welch
Veronicia Tracy
Parkston
So. Dak
Edward J. Thelen
Mr. Thelen
Sylvester Schoenfelder
Norvin Behrens
Spokane
Wash
Paul Lamoureux
Hugh Dowlings
Brunsville
Westfield
Westfield Sunnyside
Babe Ruth
Akron
Sunnyside
St. Catherines Guild
St. Joseph's Hall
Francis Blum
Robert Welch
National Catholic Rural-Life ‘Conference
Way Back Yonder items reflect Akron Archive notes
Items from Akron Register Tribune files cover 20 years ago the Brunner Nelson and Hubbs party trip to Pickstown South Dakota to view Fort Randall dam, a Storm Lake White Caps vs Akron game, a new cafe opening and summer Red Cross programs at LeMars. 30 years ago heavy rainstorms flooded Akron streets Kermit Knutson injury at Akron Creamery and obits. 40 years ago local robberies fire damage coal shortages and council changes. 60 years ago mail delivery across Big Sioux by boat and crosswalk safety noted with local civic updates.
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W. J. Brunner
H. B. Nelson
Harry R. Hubbs
Pickstown
S. C
Fort Randall
Missouri River
Storm Lake
White Caps
Akron
Stabelfield
Jack Whipply
James McKettrick
Gamble Store
Westfield
The
Red Cross
LeMars
Darrell Easton
Merrill
Lake View Breezes
Bud Waterbury
Clarence Hummel
Sioux City
Carolyn Maynard
Cherie Sayles
Orlan C. Moore
U.S
Kermit Knutson
Akron Creamery Co
W. C. Byrant
Vermillion
S. D
Elizabeth Shoulberg
Charles Berger
Border Belles 4-H Club Meets in June 1969
The Border Belles 4-H Club held its June 23, 1969 meeting at La Venne Willer’s home. Thirteen members attended as officers led pledges and reports. They voted to fund half the camper costs for LaVonne Willer, planned food stand help for the fair, and building a 4-H float for LeMars Centennial. Local Achievement moved to July 23. next meeting set for July 14 at Betty Popken’s home.
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Border Belles 4-H
la Venne
Fairgrounds
LeMars
Betty Popken
Evelyn Hitzemann
LaVonne Willer
Kyle McInnis
Linda
Marlys Hitzemann
LaVonne
Johnson Jr Homemakers Hold June Workshop at Allen Home
The Johnson Jr Homemakers held an all day workshop on June 23 at Diana and Donna Allen's home. Jean Miller spoke on buying with care, Marilyn Ruden demonstrated hems, and Diana Allen discussed using patterns. The group prepared fair projects and planned a July 7 meeting at Jackie Betsworth’s home, reported by Nancy Ruden.
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Johnson JR
Worth your weight in gold message for housewives
A note claiming a life insurance company says average mothers with two children work at least 100 hours weekly. At $1.60 hourly minimum wage, this totals about 8 320 dollars yearly, suggesting they are underpaid and deserve more appreciation.
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United
C.ms
Iowa Bulls Over June Scores and Safety Notes
In the June pages of the Iowa papers, bowling scores for the Wednesday and Saturday Mixed Leagues appear with top games and series listed for players including Don Kapfer and Phil Beaubien. Advisory safety stories warn farmers about sprayer cleanup to prevent herbicide carryover, plus a 1970 wool incentive payment update and NATB vehicle theft tracing.
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Farmers Four
Weed Pullers
Sandbaggers
Wildcats
USDA Iowa complete Wholesome Meat Act agreement
The USDA and Iowa have completed a cooperative agreement to develop a state meat inspection program under the Wholesome Meat Act of 1967. Iowa may receive up to 50 percent federal funding and technical assistance, with intrastate plants covered, while interstate or foreign commerce plants remain Federally inspected.
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USDA
Iowa
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Consumer and Marketing Service
C & MS
Puerto Rico
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Akron Register-Tribune
AERON
Gerald F. Smith
Ray A. Smith
Iowa Press Association
Westfield News
Cecil J. Kennedy
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
ASC
Kennedy
Akron Register ‘Tribune
H. A. Stryzewski
Henry Steinert
Oshkosh
Wisc
Dirks Motor Co
Fred Trafton
K.& K. Cash Store
Akron Variety Store
Harvall
C. H. Maxson
J. M. Mowers
Wooton
Maxson
Garfield
United States Fuel Administration
Vicinity
J. H. Kerr
Harper
A.E.F
France
Western Union College
Minerville
Knapp
Kavarna
Moon
Henke
A. W. Lundberg
Big Sioux
F. Burke
Dakota
N. J. Brown
Rock Valley
Ruth
Joy Brady
Onawa
W.C.T.U
Reed Street
Herwig
Canton
Miss Hildahl
Sioux Falls
W. M. Lyle
Union County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Lyle
Club News
Hells Angels
Bugs
Holy Rollers
Don Kapfer
John Kelley
Joe Wych
Karen Willer
Marie Henke
Vera Kapfer
Evelyn Klemme
Buzz Henke
Karen’ Willer
E. P
Dutch" Sylvester
ISU
Sylvester
City Directory
U. S
Chicago
National Auto Theft Bureau
NATB
Natb Western Division
United States
New York
Michael J. Murphy
William J. Davis
Western Division
New England
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Manchester
Vermont
Worcester
William J. Luby
National Crime Information Center
FBI
Washington
Luby
Norval Wardle
Iowa State University
Wardle
Lyle Mackey
Agricultural Ammonia Institute
Register-Tribune
Ben Vance
Publications Distribution
State, University
Ames
Joan
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