Akron Register-Tribune Subscription Rates and Details
Akron Register Tribune lists subscription pricing by region with rates of 2.50 per year 1.25 for six months and 9.00 per year for elsewhere Plymouth Sioux and Woodbury counties and Union County Iowa the paper published every Thursday in Akron Plymouth County Iowa entered at the post office as second class mail matter September 28 1901
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Westfield Write Ups Bring Social News and A Pioneer Tale
Local notes show Sunday visits among Conway Lilly Knapp and Neal families in Sioux City Sioux Rapids Elk Point and Hinton plus a feature on Granma Gardner Clifton Ogden recounts her pioneer life teaching trapping leather craft and nursing The Westfield Tuesday Club met April 25 at the Church Social Rooms with Nelta Lilly organizing towel orders and a May 23 picnic planned Florence Knapp led songs and Maude Knapp led a study on Propaganda and Public Opinion A get well card and plant were sent to Genevieve Williams
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Maude Knapp
Westfield Congregational Church Weekly Schedule and Merger Vote
The Westfield Congregational Church lists Thursday choir rehearsal at 3 30 p m Friday May Luncheon of the United Church Women Sunday worship at 9 45 a m with Dr Judson E Fiebiger preaching. A congregational vote on merging with the Evangelical and Reformed Church follows the service. Sunday school begins at 10 45 a m.
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Sunday Evening Bacalaupointe Service At Public School
A Sunday service set for 8 00 p m at the Public School followed by a May 14 new schedule noting 9 00 worship and 10 00 Sunday School as the day’s program changes.
Commencement reflections on youth and security
Don Cunningham notes the annual rite of graduation from grade school to high school and beyond. He recalls parental hopes and anxieties about costs, career choices, and independence as graduates face college, obligations, and a changing world. He cites a Fortune survey showing the desire for a modest income and stability.
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Modest yearnings for Europe and a simple home
A reflective note on vacation comfort and a tranquil life, contrasting with grand ambitions to reform society. The text laments that security rules the young and old, hoping for a gentler awakening rather than a rude shock to ideals.
Federated Clubs Calendar Highlights May 6 events
May 6 brings two 4-H activities to Orange City with broad member participation. Grant Little Giants 4-H roller skating party invites all 4-H members. Also May 6 marks Girl's 4-H Rally Day as part of the week’s program.
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Orange City
Extension Club to Meet at Mrs Kech Home
The Union Creek Extension Club will meet in the home of Mrs. Emil Kech on Monday afternoon May 8.
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Union Creek Extension Club
Emil Kech
Family Vacation on a Budget with Smart Planning
The guide suggests camping equipment for low cost fun and staying home with day trips to explore nearby areas to avoid lodging expenses. If travel is needed, use off season rates and family friendly hotels or motels. Plan routes and vary return trips to lengthen the perceived time of the vacation. A simple, well planned trip can be memorable and affordable.
Soil Moisture Report and Animal Vitamin Guidance
Plymouth County soil moisture on April 13 shows moisture in the top three feet but dry below. Under cornstalks 6.8 inches total moisture in top five feet. alfalfa meadow 3.4 inches in top three feet. Fourth and fifth feet dry to wilting point. Small grain should have adequate moisture. corn needs above average rainfall for high yields, especially on alfalfa sod. Stored corn lacks vitamin A. two-year-old corn largely depleted. Deaf animals need 6000 to 20000 IU daily, pregnant animals toward higher end. Alfalfa hay offers some vitamin A but supplementation advised.
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Pierson
Plymouth County
Supplement Pricing Note for Animal Feed
The document states that the pound will suffice for all feeding animals and that fattening animals will receive Th. of supplement daily. The coat is priced at 6.50 dollars per ton of supplement to include this material.
Register-Tribune Want Ad Sell It Trade It Rent It
Classified notice highlighting the Want Ad column for buying selling trading and renting items. Contains concise listings inviting readers to place ads for goods services and opportunities. Includes standard contact details and pricing cues.
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