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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1926
Page
2
The speaker criticizes a proposed 27 million dollar road project, arguing the money is not yet proven and may not be permanent. They warn another 27 million may be spent this year, with a long payoff and heavy maintenance, implying a need for caution before committing funds.
Editor Reg treats announces multiple candidates for Plymouth County offices in the upcoming June primary. Miller seeks renomination for County Recorder, while others vie for County Treasurer Sheriff and Supervisor roles. Names include Tom Sheriff and Martha Dais with Democratic and Republican nominations noted.
In a fragmented plea Col Haynes urges voters to study what their men stand for before backing road bonds. The message argues for paving six county roads and funding via bonds, warning against misaligned leaders and urging determination to avoid the mud road era.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Clinton Nichols at their near Estfield residence on May 6 1936. A son was also born to Mr and Mrs Walter Schulz near Ely on April 20, 2920.
Fragments describe a banquet at Masonis Hall, church league meetings, and a summer plan with Dr Helen Basiedon in Hawarden. References to Ober, Luther League events, a county visit, and a Des Moines testimony request appear among inconsistent OCR lines. The piece hints at community notices and social activities with few clear dates or names.
Fragmentary OCR lists sewing materials and dinner item requests. Mentions embroidery supplies, fabric yardage, needles, pins, thread, and a covered dish for dinner. Also references a Register- Tribune item and dying buyer notice, with garbled phrasing and unclear context.
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