County urged to destroy weeds before deadline
The June 6 1950 deadline applies to Peppergrass Smooth Dock and Sour Dock with 2 4 D as the recommended spray in fields pastures and along roadsides. County crews will conduct a weed destruction drive across cultivated lands ditch banks creeks and creeks riverbanks and warn landowners to comply or face sheriff issued costs.
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Plymouth County
Board of Supervisors
Sheriff's Office
Lake View Breezes Club Officers Elected For Picnic Plans
Election of officers at the Lake View Breezes club lists Mrs. Percy Harrington as president and Mrs. Floyd Fletcher as vice president among others. A July 4 picnic at the Akron park was planned with each member bringing a dinner and inviting a guest. Local visits include the Burnight family in the Dewey Maynard home and dinners with the Hummel and Miller families in Akron and Hawarden.
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Percy Harrington
Floyd ‘Fletcher
Wm. Henke
Roy Robinson
Earl Burnigh
Akron
Earl Burnight
Dewey Maynard
Hummel
Bud Waterbury
Clara Raish
Pantry
Bob Harris
Brunswick
Nebr
Herb. Miller
Lydia Miller
Don Brusseau
Herbert
Elk Point visitors and soon electricity for Dewey Maynard area
Coty and children from Elk Point visited the Floyd Fletcher home while the men attended a ball game in Akron. An Elk Point REA man marked tree cuts and a shortest pole line route for future electricity to the Dewey Maynard and Earl Bur night families. Beaubien and Dixie Lee of Westfield visited Dewey Maynard, then Dewey Maynard and Delbert hosted Mrs. David Weisenberger in Sioux City. Otis Maynard and wife returned from California after a pleasant trip to see their daughter’s family. Mrs. Maynard had been ill briefly but recovered.
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Coty
Children
Elk Point
Floyd Fletcher
Akron
Rea Man
Dewey Maynard
Earl Burnight
Philip Beaubien
Dixie Lee
Westfield
Delbert
David Weisenberger
Sioux City
Otis Maynard
California
Local boosters urge supporting hometown merchants
A call encourages residents to boost their town by shopping at nearby merchants, emphasizing the economic bounce from choosing local businesses over distant options. Community leaders urge residents to keep dollars circulating within the town to sustain jobs and local services.
Washburn Polkateers Schedule At Riversioux Park
The Washburn Polkateers host a wedding dance at Riversioux Park on June 14 for Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Howard formerly Mary Jean Knecht. Free roller skating instruction available every Thursday evening.
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the Washburn
Freeman Howard
Mary Jean Knecht
A Register Tribune Want Ad Sell It Trade It Rent It
A concise want ad notice captures local buying selling and renting options. It invites readers to place ads to tell it sell it trade it or rent it, offering quick access to community commerce.
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Register-Tribune
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Orpheum Electric
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Green Colonial Coal
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Towa
Riversioux Park
Chatsworth
Peedy
Dirks Motor
Motoaco
Rossow Funeral Home
Ambu
Rossow Lance
Conley Hisel
Hansen Plumbing Co
German Farmers Mutual Ins
Ass’n
Sioux Center
Eagles Club
le Mars
Board of
Martin T. Moeller
Sec’y
Akron, Iow
Dirks & Baker Hardware
Russell Westadt
Francis Gale
Akron, Is
M. L. Baldwin
Thorobred
Chevrolet
Bel Air
Fisher