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Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1933

Page

7

Adaville Activities Mixed Local Social and Farm Policy Notes

Special Correspondence details dinners in the Russell Brown and Morehead homes in Sioux City and Merrill area visits, church services, and social gatherings. Agricultural policy snippets discuss the farm bill, acreage control, loans, and price stabilization efforts influenced by Roosevelt.

Adavilgee Mia A. M. Johnson Naomi Russell Brown Sioux City Pleasant Valley Adaville Ladies’ Aid Society Vera Semple Sioux City Frank Morehead H. F. Dreeazen Ferne Roy Milnerville Rouel Brown Frisch Gold Fred LaBohn Aloux City Dreeagon Merril Frances Gabol Christian Endeavor Christ A. C. Banks Gon Dreeszen Reuel Brown Akron Sam Philips Chester Philips William Philips Nelson Brown Earl Sargent

Farm Relief Bill Becomes Law For Iowa Farmers

Congress enacts the farm bill and Iowa farmers seek details on benefits. Mortgage provisions offer good standing Federal Land Bank of Omaha loan holders a reduction to 4 percent interest, shaping how the relief measure affects debt and farming operations.

Federal Land Bank Towa Iowa Economista Iowa State College Nuggest Internal Revenue Department Secretary of Agricultue Roosevelt Congress Federal Land Bank of Omaha

Names of Judges and Clerks Election Plym outh County

Names of judges and clerks to serve at each voting precinct for the Twenty first amendment vote in Plymouth County have been certified to the county auditor. Thirty one precincts. Two judges and four clerks at each polling place represent repeal supporters.

Plymouth County Alérke Sioux—Dale Hunter Tracy Walden Fry Harry Nagon Liberty Nelann Brown Chag Eberhard Richard Tindall John Mertes Martin Trometer Ed. Gorman Washington D. D Tindall R. Ty Weidauer Bert Norton Carl Oltmanns Herman Horma John Dirles Johnson Herbert Johnson Mabel Knapp Warren King C. Buehre D. H. Keifier Barth Miller Preston George Rembe Victor Taylor J.A. Gabo Herman Fredricha En Archers John Gronemeyer Portland Fred Claesson Herman Koch J. A. Gabel Guy Ross Aug. Osterthun James Glengon Akron J. Swanson I. F. Robinson R. E H. Brown Josephine Weidenfeller P. A. Foley Donald Ross Weatfield Henry Wichacker Agnes Blum Jesse Welch Westfield Connolly M. W. Conway Annie Connolly Grant Herman Frerichs CG. Hi. Mammen H. W. Hennigs J. P. Peebles P. Baack D. H. Schultz

Westfield Loses to Stevens in Riverstonx Diamond Game

The Westfield baseball team fell to Stevens 5 to 4 on Sunday at Riverstonx. Stevens bunched their hits to pull ahead, with Twogood Kueh and Hebert for Stevens and Kapfer Muir for Westfield. Next Sunday Westfield and Akron meet at Riversioux after Akron beat Westfield 2 to 7 in seven innings.

Westfield Stevens Riverstonx Weenie Twogood Kueh Hebert Stavens Kapfer Muir Weatfeld Akron Riversioux Weatfield

Notcey T buys interest in latey business

Miles Cunningham announces that Notcey T has bought the interest of Mrs. Chaz Wise in the latey business and thanks the Dobie for patronage in all kinds of Nauling.

Notcey Chaz Miles Cunningham

Veteran John C. Ruble Visits Camp Finugher Honors

Plymouth county’s old Civil War veteran John C. Ruble visited Camp Finugher Monday afternoon. Officers in charge showed him the camp and its arrangements including equipment and accoutrements as Ruble expressed interest in the displays and plans.

ARRON LeMara Sentinel John C. Ruble Plymouth County Finugher Ruble Mr. Rubie Cam

Civil War Veteran Mr Ruble Dies at Ninety in Plymouth County

The obituary notes Mr Ruble served from April 1861 in Company T Seventh Pennsylvania Cavalry, fought at Gettysburg, and was orderly for Akron before settling in Plymouth County. He remained active in world affairs and local events, photographed with Major General Matt Tinley and Colonel Glenn C Haynes.

Matt. Tinley Councy Blults National Guards Glenn C. Haynes Ohers Mr. Ruble Seventh Penneylvania Cavalry Ruble Akron Gettys County

Sleepy After Meals Watch For Poisons and Poisons

A dopey tired feeling signals bowel poisons that breed germs. Get rid of them with Aderika. It acts on both upper and lower bowels reducing discomfort. Cobb and Grvenlent, Druggists.

Cobb & Grvenlent

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