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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1931
Page
4
Local items list offerings from the Register-Tribune office including trucking service and plant sales at Murray’s Chick Store. Reduced prices in lumber, auto glass discounts, and farm supply details follow with community notices on visits, dances, hospital recoveries, and public events in Akron and neighboring towns.
In a statement President Rome C Stephenson of the American Bankers Association argues banks provide a large portion of funds for home building. He notes savings deposits support lending, standard mortgage forms, and long term financing. Banks offer guidance and transparency to borrowers, with various loan types and steady cooperation across states.
Mr and Mrs Johnson visit Erma Johnson travels to Cherokah to visit sister Carol with school closing this week They return Friday evening to Adams and children Mrs Roy Vanderhath visited near Sioux City Buster Schumacher of Sioux City came up Saturday His mother and brother visited Sunday evening Born to Mr and Mrs Jake Vogel zing May 26 a son All doing fine Willard Farnsworth family returned from Casper Wyoming Willard to Carroll for work Anna Hentrich and brother Beberger from Montrose SD visited over Sunday left for California Erma Johnson closed a successful year at Titonia In and has a next year Akron school position Orin Harris drawn on federal jury in Sioux City Bart Ogden and wife visited Ged des SC returned Tuesday Albert Tieff adding rooms by the garage.
A farm service department was inaugurated a year ago by a bank in Olympia Washington with a farm advisor appointed. Cooperation with the state college extension service continues. Dairying work is done with the Dairy Herd Improvement Association and a pasture contest with four county banks offered $100 in prizes. Poultry work is carried on with the Co-operative Poultry Association and an economic conference for berry growers was organized. The bank farm advisor engages in the Agricultural Council and Farmers' Market. Six hundred farm business analysis blanks were distributed along with farm account books and poultry records to help farmers keep business records.
R M Bethke at Ohio experiment station finds two common beliefs about egg vitamin content are incorrect. Indoor hens fed corn and scraps produce yolks far lower in vitamins A and D than outdoor hens on range. Outdoor access or cod liver oil boosts vitamin potency substantially. legume feed also helps vitamin A but not vitamin D.
New Bern North Carolina resident Mrs S A Solomon reports losing 47 pounds in eight months using Kru schen Salts. She drops from 217 to 170 pounds feels stronger younger and says headaches back and abdominal pains have disappeared. She praises the product and plans to continue daily. A four week bottle costs 86 cents and is available at Cobb Greenleafs and druggists worldwide. Take one half teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast. Diet changes recommended: reduce pastry fatty meats and sugar while increasing potatoes butter and cream. If not satisfied a money back guarantee is offered.
The Supt. Greenwood presided as 37 students received diplomas amid ceremonies. Valedictorian Sarah McCorkell earned a scholarship from National Business Training School. Honors included high honor roll members Evah McCorkell Daisy Bennett Naomi Thorson and Mil dred Samuelson. The audience heard remarks from Dr. W. J. Brunner and admired the rose class flower with blue and gold colors.
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