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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
7
Wanted. Represent one of America’s largest poultry farms. Work from home territory. Yearly position for right man. Prefer rural or small town residents. No city loafers. State the paper where seen. Address Beatty's Red Farms Box 212 Fort Wayne Indiana.
This article reports on prevent swarming practices for beekeepers. State apiary expert I B Paddock of Iowa State College explains crowd control, extra brood chambers, improved ventilation, larger hive entrances, shading, drone management, and foundation use to favor worker comb over drone comb. Removing excess queens and monitoring hive condition are advised.
A pleasant birthday surprise was held at Mrs. A A Wilson's home on Friday afternoon June 2. Thirty friends joined the gathering planned by Mrs. W J Hilliker and Mrs. Lewis Anfingon. The crowd enjoyed social time and contests including leaves and bird games with first and second prizes, a flowers guessing challenge, and a dainty lunch. Mrs. Lemon of LeMars presented a handbag and recited a verse composed for the occasion. A short poem titled True Friendship was read, celebrating steadfastness, trust, and joy in companionship as friends gather day by day.
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Patrick Boden of Akron on Thursday June 1 1922. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs George Allen southwest of town on Monday June 5 1922. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Russell Pollock northeast of town on Wednesday June 7 1922.
A stream of daily visits and small events fills Akron and Sioux City with news. Mrs. A Heider and Mrs. H McCorkell visit Sioux City. A L Yeaton travels to Oklahoma on business. R Pollock and L Bly motor to Sioux City. Mrs W E Prewitt returns from Ottumwa. Mrs Wm Thorne and Agnes visit Sioux City. Elizabeth Redman returns to Scotland after visiting friends.
Reading and job ads note plentiful telegraphy positions and bookkeeping training for graduates. Items report Akron postmistress Miss Dee and sibling in the office, local community notes, horse shoe pitching results, and a brutal barn incident with a four year old and a mother whipping a baby, prompting neighbor action.
At Rev and Mrs Carl Hammer home on June 3 1924 their daughter Mles Ethel Marie Hammer wed Amos W Hartman in a ring ceremony. The groom a Morningside and State University of Iowa graduate taught English at Glen Dive High School and plans further educational work in Kansas this summer and fall. The couple left for Kansas City after the ceremony, receiving best wishes from relatives and friends.
Sheep especially old ewes with lambs require substantial salt in summer. Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station findings show salt deprivation makes sheep crazy and wild. Limiting salt reduces milk and lamb health. Salt should be available to all sheep and cattle. free choice feeders are best.
Sunday school and preaching at usual hours Sunday morning. Children’s Day exercises in the evening at 8 o'clock. Come and enjoy the program. W. E. Prewitt, pastor.
A Yonkers Statesman excerpt describes a man warning another about a woman in a blue dress at a social event. The warning labels her a lemon after she allegedly disrupted a seat, while the other man reveals she is his wife. The exchange captures party gossip and domestic tension.
A mother questions a daughter about love before marriage while the daughter resists the test of marriage. The dialogue hints at testing love by experiencing potential mistreatment to prove commitment. The scene reflects a cautious parental stance and a defiant response.
A veteran passenger asks the captain how high they are flying and the captain replies about five thousand feet. The exchange highlights the banter aboard a routine flight path with a playful mispronunciation of words.
A collage of chatty lines features BNL and an old flame, a playful jab at classical difficulty, and a joking exchange about mispronouncing Russian composers. It motionly mingles art, golf, printing style, and literary quips in a light, ironic tone.
A thrifty muse quips that verses praising soup and cosmetics won t earn immortality. The commercial bard suggests posterity won t honor him for starving while the present generation profits.
A curious exchange about the origin of pyramids references a desert desolation and a playful dialogue between George and his father. The snippet blends a question about ancient monuments with a humorous aside about inkling and affection.
The Author concedes the novel failed due to lack of literary skill. He notes that the man who wrote the advertisements was Do good, acknowledging the advertising impact on reception.
A terse exchange explores truthfulness and knowledge in a rustic, dialect laden conversation. References to a man named Jones, ego, and learning mingle with a query about a divorce in The Married Life of Elend and Toren, reflecting social tensions between city education and rural duty.
The article contrasts mythic alchemy with real chemistry from coal tar by products. It explains fractional distillation to extract crudes like benzene and toluene, then shows how intermediates yield drugs, explosives, perfumes, foods, and photography materials. It notes Germany's 1859 dye industry lead fueling peace and war potential.
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