Akron Town Weekly Publication Notice
A Thursday publication note states the paper is published weekly at Akron Town and entered at the post office as second class mail matter on September 26, 1901.
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
7
A Thursday publication note states the paper is published weekly at Akron Town and entered at the post office as second class mail matter on September 26, 1901.
A compact motto like a political rallying cry emphasizing firm protection of personal freedoms and constitutional rights. The phrase underscores vigilance against encroachment and a pledge to uphold liberty through steadfast citizen participation.
President Hoover appeals through church groups lodges and clubs to reduce meat to two pounds per week per person and to conserve sugar and wheat for Allied needs. He cites clergy cooperation and urges communities to join effort with canning and preservation emphasis and voluntary compliance until next harvest.
City council met June 4 with Mayor Wooton presiding and most members present. Minutes approved. A committee to Sioux City to consult CM St. PB Ry about filling First Street depot area and stockyard cleanup. Resignation of city treasurer Dello Livem accepted. Frank Wakeman to fill unexpired term. Accounts for cement work held over. Akron Lumber Co. item tabled. Meeting adjourned to June 8.
The W R C Indies will dedicate their service flag on Flag Day Friday evening June 14. If weather allows the event occurs on the public school grounds otherwise in the opera house. Program includes music by Akron Band Miss Hattie McKillis readings and Boy Scouts exercise. Ice cream and cake after for 16 cents.
District Court of Town Plymouth County Iowa September Term 1918 Edward Stinton sues to quiet title to Lots Five and Six in Block Eighty six Second Addition Akron Iowa. Defendants include Blomdin Carr Kapfer and McConville heirs unknown creditors and unknown claimants. Deadline for appearance is noon September term 1918. default will be entered. Publication dates June 6 13 20 27 1918 Akron Register Tribune.
A premier Holstein bull named Henry Eibhacker, recently received by express from Cazenovia, New York, joins Highland Stock Farm as the head of a thriving Holstein herd. Bred from top sires including King Segis Pontiac and King of the Pontiacs, the bull and his lineage boast record potential and high butter yields, with daughters already showing strong performance in tests.
Community donations listed include Orlin Moore and several others with gifts totaling a few dollars, plus a church collection and War Savings Stamps drive. The item ends urging support for Thrift Pledge Week in Iowa as a period of mourning for the Kaiser.
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