25 Jul 1939
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1939
Page
1
London eyes mass evacuation plans as ARP drills intensify amid a nationwide push to shield civilians. Government outlines steps for children and adults, including transport to countryside, rationing, gas masks, and shelter rules.
Mr. Wilson, former FHA organizer, showcases a house museum at the Merchandise Mart in Chicago. The exhibit mirrors a grocery shop, letting visitors browse miniature homes and every building material from lumber to marble, with price lists and meal plans guiding buyers.
The chapter notes that the common English sparrow is the most numerous bird across England, thriving in both urban and rural areas. It discusses its ubiquity and adaptation to varied habitats.
A district court in LeMars last week closed the Farmers Savings Bank at Craig after a bank holiday. Receiver W. A. Irwin sought to compromise outstanding obligations and wind up affairs. final hearing set for August 2. Also noted were approvals of reports in Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co. vs Ross, and LeMars Loan & Trust and American Trust and Savings Bank receiverships.
Settlement of notes and minor claims by the receiver R. J. Koehler in proceedings against the Bank of Merrill was approved.
The Stokk Valley Oil and Refining company moved machinery from Jefferson to the Alex LaFleur farm on the west city limits. Workmen dig a pit this week and a hoist will be erected. drilling expected to begin later this week or early next. The Farm Security Administration adds towns to tenant purchase loan plans in Iowa. Plymouth County sees loans and likely farm purchases, with about $30,000 available for roughly three farms.
Miss Joyce Young of Burpee Can Sealer company will demonstrate new canning methods in Union County on July 29 and 31. She will be in Jefferson on July 31 to perform the showcase and educate attendees on updated sealing techniques.
An event is scheduled at Aléester High School auditorium on July 20 at 1:30 p.m. with a planned program in the economics room. Attendees will learn of a great benefit to be announced during the session.
A succinct reminiscence of John Slattery starting with little capital and a family, built a business by honest service and word of mouth. He used newspaper ads after hours to grow reach, earning trust through trusted endorsements and a reliable local paper, illustrating advertising as a daily help to find value. Charles B. Roth.
Attendees invited to a local gathering with directions to bring friends. The fragmentary note suggests a casual community stration style with open invitation and collective participation.
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