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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1956
Page
7
Farmers and advertisers in the Register-Tribune note patronage as Farm Belt Minerals announces feed and supply options. Farm Belt Minerals offers $4.60 per 100 pounds and up at Farm Belt Feed and Supply.
Analysis notes more men than women died of malignant disease in 1954, reversing a prior pattern. Health officials credit cancer control programs and emphasize early detection of breast and uterine cancers via simple self tests and cytologic screening. Radiation advances reduce skin damage while improving targeting of deep seated tumors.
The notice promotes cancer information through the American Cancer Society and lists upcoming church events at Mason City and Big Springs Baptist Church. It outlines Friday fellowship, Sunday worship, Bible school, youth activities, and midweek studies with times for services and choir rehearsal.
Thursday May 24 at 2 00 p m Women's Missionary meeting hosted by Mrs Roger Nylund Mrs Dwight Nylund and Mrs Jerome New berg SA group in charge of program Sunday May 27 at 2 30 p m Special Memorial Day service led by Minister D A Miller
Farmers have until May 21 to obtain loans and purchase agreements on 1956 crop corn eligible for price support. May 31 is the date when all outstanding price support loans mature and purchase agreements on soybeans are due. H. J. Ahlers, chairman of the Plymouth county ASC committee, notes the near term deadlines.
County ASC records show 24,958 of 40,907 bushels pledged under loans redeemed by May 10 as soybean price support remains attractive. Chairman Ahlers noted stronger markets raise corn price support demand in the closing weeks, with 806,610 bushels of 1955 corn loaned and 76,000 in purchase agreements as of April 16. A year earlier, 885,786 bushels of 1954 corn were under original loans with 76,516 in purchase agreements.
A man living three miles east of Elk Point killed himself with a shotgun along a rural road after driving from his farm home. He had been ill and despondent for about a month. Survived by his mother a brother and sister he served in the army from 1942 to 1945.
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