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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1936
Page
2
Headaches caused by constipation vanish after one Adlerika dose. Claim cleanses poisons from both upper and lower bowels, ending bad sleep and nervousness. Special trial sites on sale at Cobb and Greenleaf druggists.
A local appeal urges readers to cultivate the habit of studying Akron merchants ads in the Register-Tribune. The aim is to save money by spending dollars at home and supporting local businesses.
The county plans to revise the assessment method from 268 to over 600 descriptions with one for each town lot and every forty acres outside towns. If separate receipts are required for each tract, the count would rise from 16,000 to 40,000 to 50,000. County Agent C H Thompson says farmers must plow under small grain crops for green manure and seed legumes by July 1 to qualify for maximum payments, extending from the original deadline of June 15. The ruling also covers idle crop land and summer tallow.
A mixed local page notes farms for sale and items from the John Issenhuth Agency, plus mentions of sweet cream shipments by Akron Creamery Co. Social updates include visits from Sioux Falls relatives, a Canadian wedding in Akron, and Father’s Day family gatherings. Weather and crop notes highlight warm, dry conditions with looming rain needed for corn, grains, and pastures.
The local ecouncil and the Girl Scouts express gratitude to a long list of business men and firms for their generous donations. Names include Frank and Art Montagne Gert Von Hagel Dirks Hardware Boden Cafe Howard Nygard Harry Nelson Wm Simeon and many others.
We thank neighbors friends and relatives for the kindness assistance and sympathy after the death of our son and brother Rev Father Roder and the choir of St Patrick s church for floral and spiritual bouquets from Mr and Mrs Peter Braun and Family.
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Lowell Bellwood of Akron on June 19 1936. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Orin Harris northeast of town near Akron Hospital on June 21 1936. A son was born to Mr and Mrs John Molten east of town on June 23 1936. Patronize your home merchants.
Plymouth County Board of Supervisors orders destruction of noxious weeds including Canada thistle sow thistle quack grass and European bindweed with dates set to cut before July 15 July 20 and August 15 1936. Landowners must cut or destroy highway weeds and prevent seed maturing or face cost of destruction charged to property owners. LeMars Iowa June 19 1936. M H Rounds Chairman. L A Ludwig Co Auditor.
Bluffers defeated Vermillion and Westerville entrants with scores 54 51 59 50 41 52 51 versus 7 44 21 37 50 35 26 on Frank Sayles grounds southwest of town Sunday afternoon.
Big crowds enjoyed free rides as locals praised the Walter Savidge Co for handling the crowds with exemplary cleanliness. Merchants look forward to their return next summer, hoping continued patronage from elders and others in Akron.
The Empress Theater management will change on July 1 and the owner thanks patrons for six years of support. The public is assured that the same high standard of talking picture entertainment will continue under new management by Dye a Chantas.
Akron merchants embrace a marketing push featuring energetic chants as a rallying point for local shoppers. The campaign invites participation from businesses and residents to boost foot traffic and community spirit.
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