Poultry Meetings Set for Last Week of March in County
Ames extension poultryman W R Whitfield will visit Plymouth County for educational poultry meetings March 28 and 29. Sessions include Ixingsley Legion Hall 1 30 pm, LeMars Farm Bureau 7 45 pm, Akron Legion Hall 1 30 pm, and Hinton Community Hall 7 45 pm. Whitfield will cover chick care rationing and disease prevention and answer farmers questions.
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Ames
Plymouth County
Legion Hall
Ixingsley
Farm Bureau
LeMars
Akron
Community Hall
Hinton
Whitfield
Akron Indies Win Second Honors At Westfield Meet
Akron Indies reach finals at Westfield tournament using the same core group. They lost the final but earned runner-up prize of five dollars while Westfield won fifteen. Tournament net near forty dollars. Akron ends season with 18 wins in 25 games, 972 points for and 862 against, averaging 38.9 per game.
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Akron Indies
Ers
Akron
Westfield
LeMars Grand Central
Sigma Rho
Akron’ Indies
the Indies
Card of Thanks for Mother Westad and Family
Citizens extend heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during illness and after the death of our mother Farl Westad and children. Gratitude for the beautiful floral offerings and support. Also note Pattern Tracing Carbon Paper for sale at the Register-Tribune office. Large sheet, 10c.
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Farl Westad
Register-Tribune
Local News and Farm Notices from Akron Iowa Area
Local items include grain co advertising seed and feed, beef for sale, cafe offerings, custom grinding, poultry school by Ames Extension, and oat recommendations. Community notes cover a large hog weighing claims, corn sealing deadline March 31, and Legion Auxiliary anniversary events with post veterans honored.
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Legion and Auxiliary Notes
American Legion
Hoseliler Post
Gladys Kjosé
L. L. Burrill
Geo. Mattison
Lee Stoutenburg
J. H. Kerr
J.C. Kennedy
Otto Larsen
A. E. Lake
Vint
Alvin Manning
Gladys Kjose
Legion and Auxiliary
Correctionville
Flower Bed Discussion for Plymouth Homemakers
Plymouth county farm women will hear a comprehensive talk on summer flower beds at a March 30 meeting at the Union Hotel in LeMars. J B Wingert of Iowa State College extension service will lead two sessions on annuals and perennials with slides and practical tips on starting plants soils and garden pests. Homemakers may bring garden questions to be answered at the end.
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Farmers’ Grain Co
Ross Grain Co
Klauer’s
Akron
Klauer’s Place
Plymouth County
Union Hotel
LeMars
Eleanor Rathke
J. B. Wingert
Iowa State College Extension Service
Ames
Birds Common to Iowa Bluebird Description
A compact field note on the bluebird, its spring return migration from the southern United States to Iowa, nesting habits, diet, eggs, incubation, and plumage details. Named sources include El lis A. Hicks of Iowa State College, noting this is the first of a ten bird description series.
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United States
Guatemala
Crick
Ellis A. Hicks
Iowa State College
Iowa
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Harley C. Lewison
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Odebolt
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Beatrice
Nebru
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Black Hampshire
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Maurice Harms
Fourth Ave
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Fannie Oetken
Alvin Henrich
South Tucker School
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Spartan Seed Barley
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W. L. Mitchell
Henry Lucken
James Coleman
Moir Implement Co
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Thatcher Seed Wheat
Manning
Fred Breitbarth
Inquire Register-Tribune
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Kendal Annex
Akron Cleaners
Pete’’) Smythe
Edward Murphy
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Jersey
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