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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1933
Page
4
The notice advertises betterment comments for the Register Tribune and offers high grade job printing from its Akron office. It also promotes selling old newspapers and features a sales pitch about merchants and potential profits.
Diet for Cate the best diet for cats focuses on meat, matching their carnivora biology. Cats need varied daily meals with meat, avoiding long fish-only spans, while some enjoy bread milk cereals with broth though others may avoid them.
A Union officer recently released from Libby Prison shared how he and fellow prisoners, after obtaining a copy of the Battle Hymn, found solace and joy singing the song in the bleak solitude of their confinement in Washington.
The Kraits are blamed for a high snakebite mortality in India as they are frequently found in camps and village houses in search of rats and lizards. Their venom acts rapidly, causing swift fatalities.
When a senator wishes to be absent for a bill vote but wants his vote counted he arranges a pair with another senator who will vote the opposite way. The paired senators may be from different states. Readers are invited to report news to the Register-Tribune office.
Akron area notes recount visitors from Sioux City and Grinnell, church events, medical updates, and local deaths. Frat Bonney recovers from heart trouble, infants die, and townsfolk attend surgeries and hospital visits. A spring weather mix brings moisture, snow, hail, and rain while local banks reopen after the banking holiday.
County agricultural credit councils reported record caseloads aiding farmers on edge of losing holdings. One county handled 80 cases in two weeks. another over 100. Chas. L. Hearst, president of the Iowa Federation, credited negotiations with preventing foreclosures while praising the new mortgage law. He urged expansion of such nonlegal councils to avert court actions.
A fragment reports Hearst declaring the Farm Bureau Federation is urging national legislation to refinance farm mortgages in line with farm returns. The brief notes a cultural credit system discussion and calls for action by policymakers.
A Saturday press report notes 15 000 of 10 823 country banks were open though some remained restricted. Iowa shows unusually low unrestricted operation with 181 of 786 banks not members of the federal revenue open without restriction. No figures for reserve members in Iowa. Plymouth county bank status unchanged week running. LeMais American Trust and Savings bank receiver expected to arrive this week to aid depository committee in reorganizing efforts. Treasurer Langhowt withholds county warrants awaiting AG opinion on tax funds. About 70 000 county dollars tied up in closed funds. instructions awaited on apportioning free funds across state and local entities.
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