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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1936
Page
5
The Register-Tribune lists subscription rates with 4 year at 2 dollars, 6 months at 1 dollar, and 3 months at a reduced price, totaling 500 in the provided snippet. Owner Ray A. Smith oversees publication.
Miss Anna Von Hagel visits Sioux City Tuesday. Cherries ripe at Nelson Hatchery. Many residents attend Diamond Jubilee in Yankton and visit relatives in Iowa. A horseshoe contest, baseball games, picnics, and graduations mark a busy period with familiar names like Burnight, Klauer, Erickson, and Neary featured in community life.
Dr Flory announces testing in five Union County townships including Big Sioux Jefferson Civil Bend Elk Point and Richland. By June 6 eight thousand eight hundred thirteen cattle in six hundred seventeen herds were tested with one point three percent infected, twelve diseased cattle found across sixty herds.
Alf Landon of Kansas and Frank Knox of Illinois were unanimously nominated for president and vice president at a stirring Republican convention in Cleveland. The platform restates the Bill of Rights and rails against the New Deal, with Landon pledging to support merit-based federal hiring and a gold-standard currency if needed. Delegates hailed Landon’s unity-building leadership as they pledged unwavering support for the ticket.
Afton Star Enterprise notes Herman Renken death on June 13, 1935 with a family tribute from Grace Renken and children. The item includes a memorial poem about his passing and a brief note from friends about his perceived ordinariness, plus an ad for pattern tracing carbon paper at the Register-Tribune office.
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