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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1940
Page
9
Notice to Republican voters that Tam seeks the County Radical nomination at the primary election. June 3. Donald Ross, Akron.
Cited as Hoitor Registor-Tribune announces candidacy for County Supervisor on the Republican ticket. Primary election slated for June 3, 1940. Location: Kingsley, Iowa. Names include JER and Graham. Title and place reflect local race and party.
Bratk BE. Wentz announces candidacy for renomination as Treasurer of Plymouth County on the Republican ticket in the June 3 primary election.
Hdster Register Tribune reports a candidate declares intention to seek the Republican nomination for the presidency. The article outlines campaign goals and key figures backing the bid.
Editor Register-Tribune announces that D.8. Twogood of Hinton Iowa seeks the Republican nomination for a one year term as Supervisor in Plymouth County at the June primary.
I, I H Schulte of Remsen Iowa, announce candidacy for the Republican nomination for supervisor for a two year term at the primary on June 3.
To the voters of Plymouth County the candidate announces his bid for one of three at large supervisor seats to be chosen next November. Primary election in June. George Sitzmann seeks the Democratic nomination and urges voter support in this early notice.
Dick Bohiken of Akron announces his candidacy for a three year term as county supervisor at the primary election on June 3, 1940. He seeks election to shape local policy and public services.
The Register-Tribune notes Isama seeking the Republican nomination for State Representative from Plymouth County subject to voter decision at the June Primary. Peter J. Homan, Remsen, and other local figures are listed in association with the announcement.
Grimjes of LeMars, editor of the Register-Tribune, announces as a Republican candidate for Plymouth County Supervisor for a four year term in the June 3, 1940 primary election.
Ray A. Blades of Merrill announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Plymouth County Supervisor in the upcoming primary on June 3, 1940.
A 1939 study shows approximately 41 percent of pedestrian fatalities result from the pedestrian crossing between intersections. Rural areas account for about 38 percent of those killed walking in the roadway when a truck is present. In cities, about 80 percent were crossing at inters and, often, against signals. Safety officials cite three underlying causes: bodily defects, lack of knowledge or skill, and improper attitude. Communities must educate pedestrians, though many parents ignore guidance children share about safe crossing.
The article reports steady progress on the Catholic church and parsonage, notes the Big Sioux river bridge material has arrived and will soon resemble a bridge, mentions a new creamery on John Ruble's farm in Johnson township near the Ruble schoolhouse, and lists local developments including births, business moves, sidewalk projects, a band concert, and various community updates from Akron and surrounding areas.
The department advertises readiness to handle printing needs with competitive prices. It invites customers to call for an estimate before ordering elsewhere and promises completion satisfaction.
The trucks are equipped with steel boxes meeting Iowa and South Dakota laws. They operate hauling services across both states, emphasizing safety and regulatory adherence.
A large sheet of Pattern Tracing Carbon Paper offered for sale at the Register Tribune office for 10 cents. The item is advertised as readily available to customers seeking a compact, affordable writing aid.
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