Akron Iowa Newspaper Subscription Rates in 1901
The Register-Tribune lists subscription prices: 1 year two dollars, 6 months one dollar, 3 months sixty cents. Published every Thursday in Akron, Iowa, and entered at the post office as second class mail matter on September 26, 1901.
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Akron
Iowa
New Deal Spending Atrocity Of Government Debt And Waste
A critical critique cites the Roosevelt era spending as vastly higher than all prior deficits combined, noting a jump to 30.5 billion in debt and projected 36.5 billion in 1937. It warns of soaring deficits, 10 million unemployed, 20 million on relief, and potential inflation if trends continue, comparing to German wartime monetary collapse.
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Washington
Taft
Panama Canal
Roosevelt
Morgenthau
Treasury
New Deal
United States
Seed corn germination weak nationwide despite no shortage
Iowa State College extension agronomist E S Dyas reports most counties show seed supply adequate but germination is variable and often poor. Tests by the seed laboratory indicate low germination in many samples due to recent cold, with central southern Iowa most affected and some cribs showing 30 to over 90 percent germination.
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Towa
E. S. Dyas
Extension Agronomist
Iowa State College
Iowa
R. H. Porter
Ames
Porter
A Word to the Wise on Local Paper Subscriptions
Economize by keeping the Register-Tribune and the Pathfinder. A full year of 52 issues each costs only $2.35. The papers cover local, national, and world events, with a sample Pathfinder available on request. Send subscriptions to the office and support home merchants.
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Register-Tribune
Pathfinder
Washington
Westfield Write ups Special Correspondence
Westfield community notes cover local moves including the Calif family relocating to the Carl Amundson farm and the Thos Hummel family moving toward South Dakota. Several residents attend meetings, visits occur in Omaha and Council Bluffs, and Ralph Swanson earns CPA status while leading trust accounting in Chicago. Regular club activities and bridge gatherings are reported along with hospital convalescence updates.
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Chris. Jensen
Sioux City
Jensen
Paul Lenz
Carroll
Mary Wahl
Louis Wahl
Calif
Wester
Carl Amundson
Moe
Robert Trefren
Elk Point
Thos. Hummel
Missouri River
South Dakota
W. Morehead
Raymond Dennison
Coleman Farm
Ladies’ Aid
Nordman
Mary Dondelinger
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Ardis Ellenberger
Ralph Swanson
C. A. Swanson
American National Bank
Chicago
Illinois
Ralph
Westfield High School
M. F. Flynn
Akron
J. Myers
Flynn
G. B. Main
Grace Spaulding
Lillian
Cecil Harrington
G. W. Maysonholder
Maysonholder
Butler
Mapleton
Iowa
Philip van Vleck
Bridge Club
Robert Michael
Harry Connolly
Bardwell Lilly
Myron Waterbury
Russell Waterbury
Rose Burke
John Martin
Wilbur Harrington
Westfield School Notes and Tourney Hopes
Weather caused a close for one and a half days as Superintendent Littelle illness left Mrs. Littelle as substitute. Vant Hof left for Omaha due to her nephew’s death. Basketball teams faced canceled games with Union and Liberty but seek strong showings in the county tournament at LeMars March 6 and a bye in the sectional at Central High Sioux City March 13 14. Girls’ sectional tourney planned in Meriden this weekend. Dr Howland Hanson spoke on Citizenship. Eighth graders show attendance. Louis Oaks and Mildred Anderson were not absent or tardy. Current Event discussion led by Louis Oaks. seventh and eighth grades wrote extended essays on America What Is It.
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Westfield
G. P. Littelle
Union
Liberty
LeMars
Central High
Sioux City
Meriden
Louis Oaks
Mildred Anderson
Ann Tracy
America
Room Records and Chevy Coupe Pickup Intro
Amid cold weather storms and illness our room reports ten pupils with perfect attendance and punctuality last period. The piece notes the Chevrolet coupe pickup, a sedan chassis based small commercial vehicle, details its box, load space and tool compartment. The article lists perfect six week attendance and several health, religious, and civic notes including marriages and divorces in Plymouth County.
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Margaret Amundson
Maretta Anderson
Louis Clair Conway
Kenneth Hasenbank
Lowell Morehead
Joyce Rosenbaum
Lorraine Shearer
Beatrice Chapman
Martha McDougall
Gertrude Michael
Dorcas Knapp
Jech Matter
Chevrolet Motor Company
Bladder Lax Claim Promises Sleep Help for 25 Cents
An advertising claim offers 25 cents for a remedy to “wake you up” by flushing acids and impurities using buchu leaves juniper oil and other ingredients. It markets Bukets the bladder lax as a laxative for the bladder, comparing its action to castor oil on bowels. If not pleased in four days, a druggist refunds the amount.
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Cobb & Greenleaf
Akron Independent School District Election March 9 1936
Voters in Akron Plymouth Iowa attend the annual school election at the School House March 9 1936 from 12 noon to 7 pm A director and a treasurer will be elected to terms of three and two years respectively to succeed C M Allen H Shoulberg and J B Brady W E Mellen secretary dated February 21 1936
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Akron
Plymouth
Iowa
C. M. Allen
H. Shoulberg
J. B. Brady
W. E. Mellen
Bargain Offer: One Year Subscriptions Slashed
The Register-Tribune and Path finder offer a full year of 52 issues for only $2.35. A limited time sale promotes immense value, urging readers to place orders now before the deal ends.
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