VK Smith Publisher Subscription Rates 1901
VK Smith advertises subscription terms with rates for three months at 1 dollar and one month at 50 cents, dated September 26, 1901, noting ongoing publication commitments.
15 Jul 1937
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1937
Page
1
VK Smith advertises subscription terms with rates for three months at 1 dollar and one month at 50 cents, dated September 26, 1901, noting ongoing publication commitments.
Westfield notes show Darreapendancs sister Juanita visiting from Sioux City. A Seward outing returned, with Mrs Earl Miller departing for Chicago. Local hosts included the Hummel and Lilly households. Mrs Clark Lilly hosted grain contests and a Congregational church gathering. Multiple friends and relatives from Sioux City Dell Rapids Slayton Geddes Kadoka Yankton and Akron attended visits and card parties.
Communion and services at 11 a m and Sunday school at 10 a m. Choir rehearsal Monday at the Hall. Missions Band meets Wednesday at Luther Hall. Dalesbury Luther League to present program July 25. Lunch served by Ericson and Ericson families. Church picnic August 5 at church grounds. Illness update on Adolph Wiberg. Dinner guests at Ralph Dewey home included McMurray, Ericson, Gatewood and Westin families among others.
Ald and Mr and Mrs Lawrence Ericson with daughter and Rehan Hullmaker enjoyed a picnic supper Sunday evening. They were joined by visitor Dwight Waward Wwhs on Monday at Adolf Wiberg Lore. Mrs Olof Ericson is staying a week at her daughter Mrs EB A Hultgren’s home.
Milnerville notes greet visitors Miss Helen Davidson from Lawrence Kansas visiting Miss Janet Beauchene. F. L. G. club hosts tea for the guest at Mrs Walden Fry’s home. J E Pond of Long Beach Calif recently returned from Grand Canyon trip. Harvest underway. heat wave eased. corn and weeds present. Five local residents plan west coast trip. Mrs Hasbrooke back from California. Miss Cecilia Millette wed to Frank Rams Sioux City. 4 H group share canning demo. F. L. G. officers reshuffled. Parish priest transfer affects Milnerville Eilen Dale churches. Travelers from Sioux City report voyage progressing toward Washington D C. Ursula Fry joins party lattices.
The article explains the meter-miser on Frigidaire refrigerators, showing a special rack that inverts a unit to reveal the device. It highlights a three moving part design, a compact electric motor driven compressor, and the rotary principle powering refrigeration with no gears or belts.
The motor driven unit focuses on refrigeration and moving wheels and gears with minimal current. Demonstrations at our headquarters show the meter-miser in action and fully disassembled to reveal its simplicity.
Union county farmers will observe different varieties of small grain grown side by side in county plots, with winter wheat, spring wheat, and barley on farms of Gill, Sweyer, Voss, and Papritz. Demonstration invites the public to visit farms all summer to compare merits. Nine varieties of winter wheat and six of spring wheat are supplied by the State Crop Improvement Association and Extension Service to showcase tested varieties.
Union county secures plots for a regional wheat demonstration project featuring winter and spring varieties. Winter selections from the Crops Improvement Association include Turkey 144 Minturki Kanrvad Temmaigy Cheyenné Kharkov Nebraskas 1069 1063 and 60. Spring varieties shown side by side are Reward Ceres Thatcher Marquis Red Darim Mindum and Garnet. Batley offerings include Odessa Velvet Wisconsin 38 and yebi.
An ad notes typewriting paper and new ribbons for sale at the Register Tribune office. The playful line Our Prices are Right appears with a note that no hat ever fits a swelled head, echoing a lighthearted sales pitch.
The text argues safety on highways rests on practical thinking rather than genius or training. It urges drivers to use common sense, reduce thoughtless hurry, and apply careful driving to prevent accidents, stating safety is 99 percent common sense. It emphasizes not blaming automobiles but addressing careless behavior.
Readership is invited to subscribe to The Register-Tribune and Pathfinder for a year at a special price of $2.85. The two publications supplement each other as a united news service and the offer urges readers to mail or telephone their orders promptly.
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