Akron Register Tribune publication details and rates
The Akron Register-Tribune lists RAY and GERALD F. SMITH as proprietors. Published weekly on Thursdays in Akron Iowa. Subscriptions rate two dollars fifty cents per year, six months one dollar twenty five cents, with regional rates for Plymouth Sioux Woodbury counties and Union County South Dakota.
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Westfield activities and meetings summary
Westfield community notes list Pilgrim Fellowship meeting on Sunday March 7 led by Judy Lilly with discussion To Drink or Not to Drink and worship by Stan Knapp. Randall Lilly to prepare Bible Service and organize lunch with Judy. P T A meets Monday March 8 at 8 pm with panel Challenges in Continuing our Education moderated by Mr Austing including Joann McBride Spencer Day and Dr Topp. lunch by Mrs Banks and others.
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Pilgrim Fellowship
Judy Lilly
Stan Knapp
Randall Lilly
Randall
Judy
P.T.A
Mr. Austing
Joann McBride
Spencer Day
Topp
Morningside College
Roger Banks
Virgil Ross
Leonard Buryanek
Worth Banks
Clarence Schat
Dewey Maynard
Whittier
Calif
California
Rudolph Hemer
Lutheran Hospital
Sioux City
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Akron
Westfield Congregational Church
Vera Austin
Marion Harris
Nella Lilly
Creative management for today's homemaker safety tips
The article urges creative home management to keep kitchens safe for all ages. It warns that most injuries occur at home, especially among the young and old, and stresses keeping poisons and hazardous chemicals out of reach, turning pot handles, teaching proper use of matches, and removing spills promptly to prevent falls.
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Akron High School Cadences A Busy March Schedule
A long list of school events from February to April outlines gatherings such as speeches contests, board meetings, band shows, and PTA conferences. Biographical notes highlight seniors planning college futures and FHA activities.
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North Central Association
Des Moines
Ames
ISEA
LeMars
Board of Education
Jr. High
Merillatt
National Air Administration
Music Mothers
Soil and Water Conservation Plans Approved in Plymouth District
Eight soil and water conservation plans were approved at the Plymouth County Soil Conservation District meeting on February 24 1965. Names include Karl Schnepf America Township Leonard Wessels Preston Township and Ben Ruhland Staten Township with acreages ranging from 80 to 188. Additional planning help requests came from Seggerman Roepke Delperdang Schneider Lakin Key Reality Alan Lucken and more. The group also discussed Grand Meadow Watershed priority and cooperation with the county fair for Queen of Conservation contest. Experts predict a 1965 cattle market with steady price rises and improved feeding margins.
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Karl Schnepf
America Township
Art Kilker
Harley Hall
Leonard Wessels
Preston Township
Ben Ruhland
Staten Township
Charles Culp
Hancok Township
Dale Sanow
E. L. Henrich
Henry Township
Russell
Hungerford Township
Robert Michael
Westfield Township
Donald Brundeen
Lowell Seggerman
Garfield Township
Eldon Roepke
Elkhorn Township
Francis Delperdang
Fredonia
Burdette Schneider
Lincoln Township
Charles Lakin
Hancock
Iowa State University
Dene Futrell
Futrell
Don Litzmann
Worth Banks
Bill Ferris
Forrester
Merle Sawyer
LaVern M. Feusner
Soil Conservation Service
Wallis Tonsfeldt
Sioux City
Nature and Humanity's Purpose Across Ages
A string of quotes argues humans exist for a reason to sustain life on earth. Each speaker links human activity to ecological balance, generational legacy, and the ability to adapt to life-sustaining forces. The remarks emphasize continuity, responsibility, and the interdependence of humans, plants, and animals in a long evolutionary pattern.
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Nature
Keith Frerichs
Eva Terrell
Earth
Kyle McInnis
Sue! Gronemeyer
Dennis Henrich
Maury Woudenberg
Arden Heeren
Beef market outlook for 1965 winter and spring prices
Futrell forecasts for 1965 expect winter fed cattle marketing near 1964 levels with higher prices as demand rises. Spring and early summer marketing likely above 1964, with total beef tonnage and government purchases affecting prices. Cattle on feed weights suggest stability. cow marketing remains heavy but not exceeding 1964.
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Futrell
Futtrell
March Winds Signal Iowa Windstorm Season
A reminder from the Iowa Prevention Institute warns that traditional March winds will trigger another destructive windstorm season across Iowa. While tornadoes grab headlines, strong winds can damage homes, roofs, antennas, and doors statewide, with loose boards on frame buildings posing hazards. Damaging winds may occur in any month but are most common in spring, summer, and fall.
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Iowa Prevention Institute
Institute
Institute urges roof and door safety checks for homes
The Institute recommends farmers and homeowners inspect roofs for loose shingles verify TV antennas are properly installed and braced and ensure combination doors have a pneumatic door closer chain stop and an effective latch. It is easier and less costly to prevent damage than to repair it.
Vacation Definition in Our Town Excerpt
A vacation is described as the period before you run out of things to do and want to go home in Our Town. The Dallas County News attributes the quote to J. W. S. The piece presents a reflective line on restlessness and homeward pull.
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