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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1927
Page
5
The Weather and Crop Bureau notes a particularly wet spring in 1892 with low temperatures yet unusually sunny days. Farmers enjoyed a dry streak for field work, raising planting costs in prior years, while a seven day program encourages consuming Iowa farm products and supporting local producers nationwide.
Governor John Hammill of Iowa endorses National Egg Week and praises efforts to boost use of Iowa egg and meat products. He notes Iowa's egg crop and meat output contribute significantly to the state's agricultural income and leadership in poultry production.
Special display of summer hats in white black and colors including Swiss Malan Hemp Baby Ajour Sun shine and Silk Visca Taylored and lower trimmed also Summer Folts. Souvenir with each sale Friday and Saturday. M W Sprobel leading milliner.
Town Council orders that the minimum electricity charge of 1.26 dollars per month is not eligible for the 10 percent discount. A brief town notice appears in the Register- Magazine seeking quick results for local needs.
Information Committee of Plymouth County Campaign explains an $1,800,000 bond issue under new state law will fund surface paving of primary roads, totaling 119.5 miles, with current county progress at 1,498,000 spent. A map and ballot sample illustrate the plan and costs, urging voters to support immediate road improvements.
Leonard M Collman and Hulda Wilhelmine Jacobs wed at Trinity Lutheran Church in this city on Thursday June 2 1927 at 2 30 PM Rev F L Meske officiated in the presence of relatives and friends The ceremony featured Lohengrin's Wedding March and entries by the wedding party The bride wore flat crepe and lace with valley greens The groom in dark blue The reception followed at the bride's home near Chatsworth with a two course dinner hosted by Clara Jacobs Edna Steinert Rose and Anna Claasson The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Jacobs north of Chatsworth
Dr Samuel Adams Cohen a New York specialist explains ice cream blends cream milk sugar and fruits to nourish children. He notes fat 10 percent average butterfat 12 percent in local brand and carbohydrate 22 to 28 percent with 6 to 6.5 protein. He compares ice cream to milk showing higher food value per weight.
Miss Ethel McCarthy extends stay in the city. Mrs Jas Warren and sons of Tea 8. D. visit for Decoration Day. Mrs Warren reports her husband’s operation recovery fair. Mrs Nels Beaubien and daughter return from ten days in the city. Wm Seyler carpenters in town. Williamz and Maxine Seyler visit relatives. St Catharine Guild meets at Mrs Gant’s. next meet June 16 at Mr Wm Gant’s home. Joe Hummel family moves to town. Hummel to join Albert in local merchandise business. Miss Brevigig returns home after visit with E H Spaulding Sr. Evelyn Lilly festivities for upcoming marriage to Alfre Banks. Mrs A J Thornton to city. Miss Catharine Seyler visits Elk Point. Miss Rose Faust attends Morningside College summer school. Mrs E H Spaulding returns from visit. Syron Brown attends to business. Mrs D C Lenihan and children visit John Cronin home. Ladies Aid meets at Mijo Mills home. Mrs Marie Adams and Mrs Elota Hominghouse call at Seyler home.
The Forty second General Assembly approved a new egg law set to take effect July 1. Secretary M G Thornburg says it helps consumers and producers by enforcing fresh egg standards. Dealers must offer eggs not older than fourteen days, clean, sound, with limited air cell depth and firm white and yolk visible. law applies only to eggs labeled fresh. It also promotes grade based buying aligning with grade one standards.
The seventh annual Safety Section meeting of the American Railway Association in Chicago focused on reducing highway grade crossing crashes which totaled 2,492 fatalities and 6,991 injuries in 1926. A public awareness campaign and an essay contest with $250 prizes were launched to promote safer crossing practices and require motorists to exercise greater caution.
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