Fresh Typewriter Ribbons and Carbon Paper Sale
Local offer at the Register- Tribune office promotes fresh typewriter ribbons and carbon paper for readers to patronize home merchants.
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1935
Page
2
Local offer at the Register- Tribune office promotes fresh typewriter ribbons and carbon paper for readers to patronize home merchants.
A large carbon paper sheet offered for sale at the Register Tribune office for 10 cents. The item is described in a brief notice as available to buyers at the newspaper office.
Local notes cover trips to Des Moines Sioux City and Omaha with Shrine events and family visits. Community calendar includes Vesper club May 24 and English Lutheran Ladies Aid May 30. Local business notes, hospital operations, and farming updates accompany advertisements for Akron Merchants and hatchery prices June 6 with White Giants offered.
The account credits Miss Moiia Michael of Athens Georgia with starting the poppy memorial by distributing flowers on May 25 a practice now observed on Poppy Day. It notes the adoption by the American Legion and later the Auxiliary taking over the program to honor war dead and support veterans nationwide.
Public school notes report four and three exam exemptions for juniors and sophomores, achievement tests conducted April 24 to 26 in Reading Spelling Arithmetics and more. Results show Educational Ages across grades with Lois Adams Donna Davis Mary Lou Ross Lorraine Blackley leading their classes and rankings indicating overall state comparison potential.
The text lists grade level rankings and scores for students from Sixth to Ninth grade, noting top Educational Age in Sixth and Junior High, with several 4-4 to 5-6 ranks and highs like 107 in Seventh grade and 119 in Junior High. It also describes delayed travel of Cluett Chamberlain to an Annapolis exam and visits by Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hammer and family to Akron area for commencement events.
One of the best farmers was Jonas Sjoberg who came as a stowaway, never schooled, signed checks by his Xmark yet praised as good as gold. Henry Jones, educated and wealthy, signed perfect checks but his farm suffered. Lincoln Edison Ford are cited as self taught success stories. The Akron Feed Mill urges use of concentrates like Tankage and Oil Meal as cheaper feeds for cattle and hogs, promising payoff.
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