Akron Town Weekly Publication Notice
Publication schedule indicates a weekly issue appearing every Thursday in Akron Town. The note records second class mail status and a formal entry date of September 26, 1901 at the local post office.
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1947
Page
8
Publication schedule indicates a weekly issue appearing every Thursday in Akron Town. The note records second class mail status and a formal entry date of September 26, 1901 at the local post office.
In Akron, Sioux City edged Akron 3 to 2 after a tense ninth inning. Strunk struck out Ed Hartman with the bases loaded to seal the win as Metkovich and Steffens supplied three hits apiece for the Soos, while C Hartman went 3 for 4 for Akron. The contest opened the flood of season games at the Park under new floodlights.
Preston Pearls 4 H club met at the Milbrodts on April 19 with all members answering roll. Dorothy Milbrodt spoke on color while the group discussed suitable colors for peach girl outfits. Mrs Gambie demonstrated a two piece buttonhole and every girl made one. Next meeting set for May 3 at Betty Bochera s home. Lunch was served.
As the letting of contract for resurfacing of streets will be made before June 1st, property owners are urged to put in curb and gutter on streets not having that improvement now, so that new resurfacing can be attached to curbing. See City Clerk or City Engineer for further particulars. Vv. G. Adams, Mayor. Fresh supply of Typewriter Ribbons for different makes of machines sold at Register-Tribune office.
All dogs running at large must be licensed and licenses may be purchased at the Town Clerk's office. Any dog not licensed by May 10, 1947 will be disposed of by order of the Town Council. There is a real market for unused items. a Register-Tribune Want Ad will sell them quickly.
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