Akron Ball Team Defeated In Season Opener
John’s Lunch defeats Akron 11 to 6 in a rough opener with John’s Lunch taking early lead and Akron rallying briefly. Key moments include F. Hettinger’s three bagger scoring Stevens, Twogood and B. Swift strong pitching for John's Lunch, and late runs by the visitors highlighted by wild pitches and steals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Hettinger
Stevens
Wigersma
Hettinger
Shandorf
V. Stevens
B. Hettinger
Twogoods
Watson
Short
John
B. Stevens
Spence
F. Hettinger
Twogood
Anderson
B. Swift
Brosamle
Akron
RB. Hettinger
Johnson
EK. Hartman
Heldredge
Johnston
B. Hartman
Metz
Luneh
John's
Paumien
Twowood
John’s Luneh
Swift
Broom
Twin births reported west of town on May 6 1936
A son born to Mr and Mrs Edwin Thor modsgaard west of town on May 6 1936. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Robert Adams west of town on May 6 1936.
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Edwin Thormodsgaard
West of Town
Robert Adams
Old-time dance at Riversioux Park Saturday nights
Local notice describes an old-time dance every Saturday at Riversioux Park with good music under management of George Ahrens. Also mentions a Fordson tractor trade for feed and warnings against yard rubbish in gutters by Albert Von Hagel Jr. and local visits, theft report, cream premium, park improvements, and July 14 county picnic plans in Plymouth County community coverage.
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Riversioux Park
George Ahrens
Register-Tribune
Albert von Hagel, Jr
Joseph Kellett
Chicago
Wim. Strobelin
James
Frank Trautt
John Hamman
Joe Langbein
J. W. Hedges
B. C. Searles
Arlene
Dolly
McCook Lake
Fred D.moore
John Moore
Mary
LeMars
Theo Erickson
Rippey
Akron Creamery Co
Park’ Commissioners
Counties Vote Road Bonds Move To Pave Highways
Northwest Iowa counties move to approve road bond issues to fund primary highway paving. Cherokee voters approved a million dollar bond. Calhoun passed 950000 with a 9 to 1 margin. Buena Vista Pocahontas and Humboldt set dates. Sioux County weighing another vote after prior defeats. Approval would accelerate No. 5 paving from Webster County west to Plymouth and create a coastward link to the Atlantic.
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Iowa
Plymouth
Cherokee County
Calhoun County
Buena Vista
Pocahontas
Humboldt
Sioux County
Webster County
Atlantic Coast
Grow More Alfalfa and Grass Mix for Lawns
Grow more alfalfa to feed hogs as a pasture plant and note its high stocking potential with minimal corn. It can sustain sows and pigs, though a balanced ration is advised. Also offers a lawn mixture of quick grasses with Kentucky bluegrass, plus soybeans and Manchu from Ross Grain Co.
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Hlini
Ross Grain Co
Plymouth County Candi Dates for Races Detailed
Coroner S H Luken leads list of candidates with supervisors in first third and fourth districts. Township offices show 111 filings plus 37 for precinct committeemen. Republicans 53 for 64 committeemen and Democrats 84 for 62 seats, signaling a party contest for control. Notable entries include Sioux and Johnson areas with trustees, assessors, clerks, and a variety of party nominees across towns such as Preston Portland Akron and more.
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S. H. Luken
H. C. Anderson
Frank Brauer
Joe Dister
N. E L. Majeres
Charles Sherwood
Garfield
Frank Timmins
Kingsley
Albert Jauer
Primary Election Officials Named for Plymouth County Precincts
The Plymouth county board selected election officers for Monday June 1 1936 across western precincts Akron Portland Westfield Prieston Johnson and Washington. Assigned are judges and clerks for each precinct with names of individuals listed for receiving boards and clerk roles.
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Plymouth County
Akron
Ralph Gale
W. H. Morse
J. A. Jenson
E. J. Dirks
P. A. Foley
Ed. Stinton
Dot Cross
Ralph Brown
Josephine Weidenfeller
Max Pollock
Portland
Emery Neal
B. A. Adams
Bernard McMahon
Alfred Buehre
Art Wachtmann
Westfield
H. P. Willer
A. L. Rozell
Wyatt Heyl
L. F. Taylor
Henry Bichacker
George B. Main
Earl ‘Michael
M. P. Spaulding
David Tilly
N. R. Beaubien
Prieston
Lewis Borchers
J. A. Gabel
F. J. Gronemeyer
W. E. Barker
B. H. Toel
Johnson
Peter Hecht
Alfred Klemme
H. C. Buehre
D P. Hoffman
Frank Jeffers
Washington
C. A. Schultz
G. F. Null
Jom C. Peterson
Grant
Martin Cr
A Word to the Wise Bargain on Newspapers
A notice urges saving by subscribing to the Register-Tribune and the Pathfinder, offering a year of 52 issues from both papers for 2.35. It claims readers will be fully informed weekly on legal matters, Washington news, and world events. A Pathfinder sample can be mailed on request, with subscriptions sent to the Akron trade office of local merchants.
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Register-Tribung
Pathfinder
Washington
Pathfinder promotion urges world news in an hour
A reader praises The Pathfinder for concise global news and urges newcomers to订 acquire a full year subscription including The Pathfinder and Register-Tribune at a special price of 2.35 dollars.
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Pathfinder
Register-Tribune
Request for Shrubbery Donation this Spring
Local notice seeks residents with surplus shrubs such as lilacs or spiren who plan thinning or removal and are willing to donate plants this spring. Community members encouraged to respond with offerings.
City Park Reset Notices and Local Printing Services
A notice requests notifying Mrs. W. L. Mitchell or A. W. Johnson regarding resetting in City Park. The Register-Tribune Job Printing Apartment offers printing services with right prices and a pre-order estimate, complete satisfaction guaranteed.
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W. L. Mitchell
A. W. Johnson
Register-Tribune
Akron Merchants Advertisements in the Register Tribune
Readers are urged to form a habit of consulting local Akron merchants advertisements in the Register Tribune. The notice emphasizes saving money by spending dollars at local shops and encourages supporting home businesses.
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Akron
Register-Tribune
Planning for Celebrations and Women’s Achievement Day
The 4 H and Home Project groups met April 29 at the Union Hotel in LeMars to receive instructions for 4 H Rally Day and Women’s Achievement Day from Fanny Buchanan of the Extension service. A four seasons pageant will be presented on May 26, with Nutrition work and folk songs. Townships will display Home Project booth results, and clubs plan 4 H Rally Day in mid June with music project performances. Old newspapers for sale at the Register-Tribune office.
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Union Hotel
LeMars
Fanny Buchanan
Community Development Department
The
Extension Service
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Silkebakken
Kellogg’s
Tiar
AGA A
L.K. Burket, Jeweler
Ze, Reg
A. & H. Baking
A. Weidenfeller
Richard Dix
Ginger Rogers
Fred Astaire
June Lang
Thomas Beck
Sioux Republican
Albert C. Banks
G. C. Moffatt
P. F. Tracy
Raymond~.DeRocher
Ward Knapp
Arthur Wachtmann
Alfred HH. Buehre
John McMahon
L. Titzeman
Wm. Simeon
Mallory’s
Prunes
Klauer
Jas. Klauer
Sinclair
Claude’s
Claude E. Seamands
Mar
Redmond Station
Dick Bohlken
Eilers & Morse
Kenneth Thunhorst
Ste Brant
Mycita
Riter Implement CO
Notich
Farmalis
McCormick
Deering
McCormick - Deering
MacCormick
Pordson
Deering Store
Marcel
Fourth St
J. C. Penney Co
Sioux
City
Silver Banner
Laundry Soap P. & G
Sauer Kraut
Wieners
Silverberg
Gale
Regjater-Tribune
Register- Tribune
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