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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1941
Page
2
The notice lists RAY A. SMITH as publisher and details subscription rates of 1 year for $2, 6 months for $1, and 3 months for 80 cents. It states the paper is published every Thursday at Akron and Towson and is entered as second class mail at the local post office.
Special correspondence notes farmers in Milnerville region gearing up hay crops thanks to ample rainfall. Akron area cattle shippers Fred Claesson C Gerrietts W J Davidson Stanley Johnson and Wyatt Heyl sent cattle to Sioux City market. C P Knapp Hancock township tops cattle market this week. Ralph Gobel also shipped quality cattle while Plymouth County home marketed fine heifers. Hog shippers include Fred Jacobs Oscar Kapfer Ed Lang L A Sampson Frank Langle George Casper and Milnerville locals Mrs Florence Banks Frank Weber and Dale Hunter. Fay Shearer gets a 4000 Sioux City home permit. Harold Cooper returns from Mayo Clinic in Rochester MN with improved health. O L Weber attends a co op meeting. he is secretary of local Farmers Union. Mrs Frank Mathwig writes from Washington state about visits to Spokane. Adaville Bible School concludes with strong program. News from Sioux City Journal reports Freeman Caskey arrested for speeding in Westfield.
Mrs Henry Langlett and Shirley and Geraldine of Sioux Falls are visiting in the Mrs Ernest Gabel home. Clarence Kallsen led the Preston township Luther League gathering. Ed die Beech hosted Sunday guests for Eddie Frerichs and Wm Hellbrook party. Mrs John Haage hosts Preston township Ladies Aid on July 23. Henry Caasen and Darlene dined with Gert Haage. Joh Hillrichs and Darlene visited Mrs Henry Nannen. Milbredt Koch family reunion drew many from the area to New Deal Park in LeMars last Sunday.
Louise J. Becking named executrix by the District Court of Plymouth County Iowa for the estate of Lars Anfinson deceased. Creditors must present claims legally authenticated to the court for allowance. Dated July 21 1941 with attorney A J Beck. Publish notices on July 24 31 and August 7 1941.
Urgently needed for employment by the United States Government in the national defense program are blacksmiths firemen ironworkers boilermakers structural steel workers sheet metal workers heavier metals steel bridge builders and machinists. Persons skilled should write immediately to the Manager eighth U S Civil Service District 925 Post Office Building St Paul Minnesota for full information and application form.
Des Moines Iowa June 1 1941 official annual certificate for publication lists Eagle Fire Insurance Company Newark New Jersey authorized to operate in Iowa through April 1 1042. It shows December 31 1940 assets 2 073 195 20 liabilities 993 226 72 capital paid 815 000 00 surplus over liabilities 264 968 48 and surplus as regards policy holders 1 079 968 48.
The Eagle Fire Company of New York reports as of December 31 1940 total admitted assets of 2 506 605 17 total liabilities excluding capital 711 776 60 and capital paid up 1 000 000 00 with holders 1 794 828 57. Commissioner Chas R Fischer certifies the June 1 1941 seal date.
Plymouth County approved 3,020 homestead exemptions in 1941, up from 2,901 in 1940, a gain of 119. Fifteen applications were held up because the record lacked proof of ownership, with an opportunity provided to file deed or ownership evidence.
The District Court of Plymouth County Iowa appoints the undersigned as Executor of the Estate of Frank Wakeman deceased. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF AKRON Plymouth County Iowa authorized to make payments. News item on Sioux Brule Conservation District meeting at Elk Point South Dakota July 16 1941 notes new equipment rates nursery tour plans potential visit by H H Bennett chief Soil Conservation Service and farm plans for fall and spring along with district roles in national defense program.
The Epworth League Institute held July 4 to 12 at the Okoboji Methodist Camp drew over 700 registrants amid many new events. Longtime resident pastor Rev. Lease, honored for 25 years of service, received a fine presentation.
A faculty member aims to improve his photography with practice though the longest record of any faculty member may delay discharge. He was appointed to state work after next year’s classes. With church involvement and youth leagues, the need for Akron Merchants advertising rises as the Institute promotes new plans and ways of doing. Citizens are urged to boost the town by trading locally.
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