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Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1937

Page

5

Spring Pigs Should Be Moved To Clean Ground

A foundation bulletin urges moving spring pigs from barnyards to clean pasture early to prevent hog cholera exposure. Adequate shelter can be provided with poles and straw, reducing disease risk and promoting faster, healthier growth.

American Foundation

Bargain Offer for Register-Tribune and Path Finder

A promotional notice urges readers to order the Register-Tribune and Path Finder weekly at a special price of $2.35. The informal appeal promises a national news weekly bundled with local newspaper content, urging quick action to take advantage of the deal.

Register-Tribune Pathfinder National News Weekly

A Most Important Telephone Call

It is likewise the part of other Bell System workers on the A T. and T. Co pany s general staff scientists in the Bell Laboratories and experts of the Western Electric Company the Bell System manufacturing organization to see that service is made better and that costs are kept down so that Marian and others everywhere can enjoy its benefits.

Bell System Bell Laboratories Western Electric Company Marian

Plymouth County School Administrators Club Picnic Meeting

The Plymouth County School Administrators Club held its annual meeting as a picnic on Thursday evening May 13 in LeMars High School rooms. Officers were elected for the coming year: L N Gill of Kingsley president, An M Forsberg of Liberty Consolidated School vice president, and Christine L Petersen secretary. Upcoming events include the first meeting of the new school year September 16 with Gill in charge. County Supt Petersen received notice that the Iowa school law amendment raising teachers examination and renewal fees from 1 to 2 became effective April 6, 1987. Approximately 250 seventh grade and 235 eighth grade pupils took state exams in twelve centers in Plymouth County on May 6 and 7. papers are being graded. Rural eighth grade graduation exercises will be held early in June. Rural schools’ Junior Red Cross Councils have completed portfolios to send to foreign countries, with listed recipient nations by township and school.

Plymouth County School Administrative Club LeMars High School L. N. Gill Kingsley An. ML. Forsberg Liberty Consolidated Ard Christine L. Petersen Sup Gill Petersen Department: of Public Iowa Plymouth County Red Cross Henry Township Estonia Perry Township Japan Preston Township South Africa America Township Switzerland India Elgin Township Belgium Fredonia Township Garfield Township Grant Township Australia Lincoln Township France Stanton Township Philippine Islands England Remsen Greece Holland Struble Fredonia Fredenian Hungary

American Boy offers world of adventure and young heroes

An American Boy yearlong program promises swift moving stories set in planes, Navy life in Annapolis and the Caribbean, Okefenokee swamp, and a voyage into space. It highlights David Irwin’s Arctic odyssey, Roscoe Turner’s air race tale, hobby advised by coaches, and features characters Bonehead Tierney and Square Jaw Davis. Subscriptions cost $1 yearly or $2 for three years. per copy 10 cents.

Annapolis Caribbean Navy Georgia Okefenokee David Irwin Arctic Barrens Roscoe Turner London Melbourne Norrow Bonehead Tierney Square Jaw Davis Alan Kane Lee Blvd Detroit Mich

Blatz Plans Heavy Newspaper Advertising for 1937

At meetings in Milwaukee the Blatz Brewing Company outlined spring and summer plans for 1937. Newspapers were chosen as the principal media, with a record large release of beer ads expected locally and nationally. Advertising manager Hal Johnson emphasized the commitment to newspaper advertising.

BLATZ Blatz Brewing Company Milwaukee Wis United States Hal Johnson

Blatz Beer Sees Record Sales Driven By Ads

Blatz reports its largest sales volume in 86 years of production due to product quality and nationwide newspaper advertising. The firm plans to expand Milwaukee brewery facilities after a fall building program, aiming to surpass 300000 barrels in 1937 amid rising demand and heavier newspaper schedules.

Blatz Milwaukee

New Sales Records Set in Every Territory

The company announced that it set new sales records across all territories, signaling robust demand and accelerated growth. Executives highlighted stronger performance in key markets and ongoing expansion plans to sustain momentum.

Winding roads proposed to curb straight-road crashes

A writer argues fatigue on straight highways leads to many serious accidents. They suggest winding, well marked roads to keep drivers attentive, noting crashes also occur on hills and curves. The advice: stay alert and avoid complacency on all roads.

Pattern Tracing Carbon Paper For Sale

A large sheet of pattern tracing carbon paper is offered for sale at the Register-Tribune office. The notice notes the item is a single large sheet suitable for pattern work and requests inquiries at the newspaper office.

Register-Tribune

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