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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1946
Page
3
A disease known as grass tetany or wheat poisoning is killing cattle grazing on catch pastures of young wheat, rye or barley. It stems from calcium and magnesium deficiencies and shows as uncertain gait, frothing, and convulsions. prompt veterinary calcium and magnesium can save animals, while delays prove fatal.
As mosquito season approaches horse owners face questions about sleeping sickness risk. Experts note transmission by mosquitoes mites birds and insects, with birds potentially acting as reservoirs. Four virus types exist Eastern Western St Louis Venezuela vaccines require intra dermal technique in spring for full season immunity.
Swine brucellosis raises losses from stillborn or weak pigs and breeding failures. Veterinarians recommend herd blood testing and, if positive, slaugher of breeding stock or segregation for pure-bred lines. Infected sows' piglets are weaned to clean ground with ongoing tests to remove infected stock. It is a herd disease, so periodic herd-wide testing is advised.
Listerellogis or circling disease causes brain damage in sheep, leading to circling, staggering, eye inflammation, lamb losses, and paralysis before death. No effective vaccine exists. Immediate veterinary diagnosis is crucial to distinguish from other infections, with isolation and strict sanitation to protect the flock.
Patricia License, and one brother, Ole Lawrence, of Akron Sa., and one sister, Miss Carrie Lawrence, of Spokane, Washington, are mentioned in a concise family notice detailing relations across two states.
Police across the United States and Canada launch a Traffic Safety Check from May 16 to July 7 to curb rising traffic fatalities. Officers will inspect brakes lights tires windshield wipers and horns after accidents or violations. Drivers with defects will be admonished to repair promptly under the slogan Check Your Driving Check Your Car Check Accidents. The program echoes the 1945 Brake emphasis which found one in seven cars had faulty brakes.
On May 10 1946 the District Court of Plymouth County Iowa appointed Leon R Ogden as Executor of the estate of Arta A Ogden deceased Those indebted are to pay and creditors to present claims to the court for allowance Dated May 10 1946 Leo J Ross attorney for estate published May 16 23 30 1946
Probate shows HENNING SHOULBERG attorneys for the estate of W J Davidson deceased in Plymouth County Iowa. Executor was appointed by the District Court on May 7 1946 and will present authenticated documents for allowance. Published May 16 23 30 1946. Be loyal buy from the home dealer.
Special correspondence from Union Creek reports weekend visitors from Spencer Iowa and Leeds plus trips to Sioux City to see the Ander son home and Eu gene Strinden. Memorial and family news include the death of Mrs. Waterbury, funeral at Big Springs church, and a new birth to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Green at Sioux City Methodist hospital.
The new town council appointed committees for the next two years, naming members across Light and Water, Streets and Alleys, Finance and Purchasing, Railroads, Ordinances, Cemeteries and Fire Dept. Plymouth County rural eighth graders research local history to stage the pageant Towa Through the Century for their graduation program.
Depicts Iowa s first inhabitants and Towna As Her Pioneers through sword song and costuming Other groups join in with a grand panorama under the eighth grade eventing pageant guided by Miss Christine L Petersen county superintendent Mrs J A Sturtevant assists with rehearsals Final week events include Akron High School May 19 Baccalaureate May 23 Commencement May 24 School Term ends Also notes sale of old newspapers for 5 cents at the Register Tribune office
Rural boys and girls compile exhibit materials on Town history to be displayed in Le Mars auditorium during the paveut before being sent to the Des Moines state fair. The project reflects local heritage and educational effort by the community youth groups.
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