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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
2
The Register Tribune published at Akron Iowa lists subscription rates for one year two dollars six months one dollar and three months fifty cents. The paper is published every Thursday and entered at the Akron post office as second class mail matter on September 26 1901 with Ray A Smith as publisher.
The Register-Tribune editor received a letter from Akron native Mrs. G V Ellis now living in Salem Oregon. She recalls old Akron ties and mentions drought and dust storms in the Midwest. Ellis asks for a paper and notes old Akron friends including Nettie Smith James Stitt Volney Boyd and Chas Gibson. She invites correspondence at 594 N Liberty Salem Oregon. Dr Ellis has passed away.
Russell Younie, Northwestern Bell local manager, announced a rate change effective June 1. Night rates for station-to-station long distance calls drop to 7 p.m. to 4 30 a.m. when the day rate is 40 cents or more, expanding the lowest rate window by an hour and a half and moving it earlier for more convenient late-evening use.
The change will reduce the number placed immediately after 8:30 p m and distribute them more evenly throughout the low night rate period, enabling quicker processing and smoother operation.
In LeMars district court last week Plymouth county sues Nettie Buelter for 417 dollars plus six percent interest for relief payments made while she cared for at Mrs. Bertha Rogers home from January 11, 1934, to March 1, 1935. Other new cases include John Hancock Mutual Insurance against Robert Ross for 10307.12 and 8289.48 and land mortgage foreclosures.
Cattle owners who lost stock in the western county hills discussed protection by branding with Marie John county recorder. Chapter 145 of the Code of Towns outlines cattle brand registration via township clerks who keep marks and brands records with a 25 cent clerk fee. branding rights are limited to unique marks within a township. Westfield Mid dlings notes community updates and local social details.
The notice invites readers to submit their Comings Goings or Doings to the Register Tribune office by phone at 36. It reflects a local newspaper practice of sharing community notices and personal updates.
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