Akron News Recap Mixed with Local Socials and Accidents
A long list of local notes covers visitors and gatherings in Akron with names including Miss Jerritie Barber and Mrs. Chas Kanage amid illness reports. A serious industrial thumb injury to Arthur Peterson is reported, along with a burglary at Chatsworth post office tied to a Sioux City gang. Weather notes and agriculture updates mention double rainsbows, recent showers, moisture and crop growth, plus Harold Port’s signing with the Brooklyn Dodgers. Community events list picnics, parish activities, and a county fair lead.
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Sioux Falls
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Notice to Wheat Growers Set Aside Acreage Allotment 1940
Notice to wheat growers outlines a small acreage allotment for 1940 to aid new farms. Those who have not grown wheat before should file a written application with the County Agricultural Conservation Office by July 3, 1939. Growers who previously grew wheat in 1936 37 38 but whose reports were not credited should report to receive proper credit.
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Active membership call to join and engage in meetings
A fragmented quotation urges members to participate actively in the unit. It questions commitment, asking if one truly contributes with hand and heart or merely belongs, and emphasizes regular attendance and involvement.
Army recruiting drive reaches northwest Iowa towns
Sgt W T Owen of the U S Army Recruiting Station in Sioux City and Sgt Harry Wilson of Omaha Nebraska are visiting northwest Iowa towns to arouse interest in reenlistment and enlistment opportunities. The outreach aims to inform residents about service options, benefits, and career paths available through the Army.
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U.S. Army
Sioux City
Harry Wilson
Omaha
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