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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1930
Page
7
Political notices carry candidate declarations for county treasurer and state representative from Plymouth county, announcing re election bids and Republican nomination plans. Local social notes report Valda's California trip, visits by Barbara Keats and families, and a family bereavement as Bernard Van Oss dies after illness, with survivors listed.
Editor notes three individuals announcing sheriff candidacies in Plymouth county for the June primary. John G. Lubben seeks the Democratic vote, Ralph E. Rippey aims for the Democratic nomination, and August Witt of LeMars files as a Republican candidate. The notices request newspaper publication of their intentions subject to voter decisions at the June primary.
Daisy Murtha announces candidacy for Recorder of Plymouth County in the June sub primary, seeking to win the position.
Union Creek News reports no Sunday evening services at Union Creek church. Cemetery Association holds annual clean up day on Tuesday afternoon May 27 with graveside attendance and 6:30 p.m. supper. Ladies Aid meets at Luther Hall May 28 with hosts listed. Several local residents visited and hosted in Sioux City and at John Johnson home. Lutheran services listed at St. Paul and Brule Creek with May 30 memorials and May 29 joint Ladies Aid and Helping Hand meeting. Immanuel confirms 10:30 a.m. service with budget offering for missions. Sunday school at 9:20 a.m.
An appreciation to old neighbors and friends who sent cards and letters during a hospital stay. Mrs. Otto Nygard extends sincere thanks and invites readers to check the Want Ad column for items readers may be seeking.
An old advertisement touts Squill Kill as the cheapest way to kill rats and mice. It claims safety for domestic animals while offering a positive guarantee, noting a 50 cent box price and urging plague virus fears as motive for purchase.
Fred Hussmann shelled corn for August Erickson on Wednesday. Miss Pearl Erickson had spine surgery at St. Joseph hospital in Sioux City and is recovering well. Adaville school closed Friday due to a chickenpox outbreak. Farmers resume fieldwork after rainy days. Miss Valda Urickson arrived in Sioux City.
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