Akron Register-Tribune Want Ad Prompt
Supplement urging readers to buy from Rome town merchants and patronize Register-Tribune advertisers. Mentions Dr Gerdes Optometrist of Hawarden and a money refund if glasses do not fit. Also notes wall paper books to select from and a 38 day service at Hall Hardware.
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Western Iowa Farm Day offers women split programs July 1
Extension Director Arlie A. Pierson reports the Western Iowa Experimental Farm field day at Castana will let homemakers choose between agricultural sessions with husbands or a separate women's program. Morning topics include rose culture by Ben Vance and basement planning led by Naomi Shank. afternoon covers lawn care by Vance and power mower basics by Dale Hull, with basement planning repeated.
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Wheat Referendum to Benld June 20 in Iowa
Wheat producers in Iowa and 37 other states will vote June 20 on whether to impose marketing quotas for the 1959 wheat crop. Eligible voters include those harvesting over 15 acres. quotas decide price support levels and parity. If two thirds approve, quotas and $1.80 per bushel price support apply. if rejected, no quotas but allotments remain with 50 percent parity.
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Wheat allotment numbers set for 1969 by producers
The 93.2 percent approval by producers confirms the national wheat allotment for 1969 at 655 million acres, the legally required minimum. Iowa’s share is fixed at 153,900 acres, down from 188,176 acres in 1968.
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Westmar College hosts cancer control program
Westmar College at LeMars presents an educational program on the cancer problem in cooperation with the American Cancer Society. The June 17 session in Thoren Hall features the film Horizons of Hope and talks by Dr. Anthony Kelly Dr. John D. Healy and Mrs. Merle Miller with a panel answering questions focusing on teachers in Iowa and public information.
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Trinity American Lutheran Church Services and Events
Activities at Trinity American Lutheran Church Akron and St Math Chatsworth list weekly services Sunday schools and Holy Communion plus midweek meetings. Special events include pastors picnic at Stone Park, Trinity League, Ladies Aid meetings, and a June mission festival with speakers from nearby churches.
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Gift subscription to the Register Tribune offer
A gift subscription to the Register- Tribune is presented as a lasting, acceptable present option for readers seeking a reliable newspaper service.
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Corn Borer Emergence Signals Optimal Spray Window
Adult corn borer moths begin to emerge as growers anticipate peak flight in about two weeks. Treatment mirrors past years with sprays of DDT at 38 quarts per acre or granules of DDT heptachlor or techphene. Apply when about 75 percent of plants show leaf feeding in the upper foliage to avoid egg-searching, with a possible second treatment recommended.
Field Note Warns of Moth Flight Damage to 1958 Corn
The report urges testing control measures on a portion of fields if moth flights have not ceased after seven days. It cites about 10,000 borers per acre in corn stalk residue from 1957 and warns of significant damage to the 1958 corn crop if ignored. For more information contact Box 1014 LeMars Iowa.
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Memorial Day reflections by Don Cunningham
Don Cunningham remarks on Memorial Day urging reflection on freedom’s privileges and the sacrifices and hardships endured by brave men. He notes the duty to pause and honor those who served.
Patriotism Revival Call to Rededicate America
In a reflective column the writer laments waning public displays of patriotism and urges a revival of American pride. They question sweeping criticisms of the nation and advocate reviving traditional expressions of devotion, invoking the Declaration of Independence and Gettysburg Address, and urging rededication to freedom.
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Notice disclaims personal debt liability for paper supply
To whom it concerns the undersigned states they are not responsible for debts beyond their own. Black Knight Fresh Supply of Typewriter and Copying Paper offered for sale at the Register Tribune office.
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