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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1930
Page
3
A Langhout announces candidacy for re election to County Treasurer on the Democratic ticket subject to voters decision at the June primary. Frank J Swanson declares candidacy for Republican nomination for State Representative from Plymouth County at the June primary.
The Register-Tribune prints notices from John G. Lubben Ralph F. Rippey and August Witt announcing their candidacies for Sheriff. Each seeks the Democratic or Republican nomination at the June 9 1930 primary in Plymouth County Iowa.
County Recorder Editor Register-Tribune announces Daisy Murtha will run for Recorder of Plymouth County in the June sub primary, urging support for her candidacy.
Red Squill preparation Squill Kill touted as a cheap effective pest killer for premises. The ad claims U S Dept of Agriculture approval and a 60 cent cost with a money back guarantee if it fails to kill rats and mice. It warns rats cause enormous losses and spread diseases. Not a poison.
Garland notes list visits among Swanson family members and neighbors with various calls to Alfred Swanson and Peryl Heisler homes. fishing trip to Lake Andes. multiple social calls documented. Separate LeMars item reports Ellen Phipps seeking restraining order and divorce from James W. Phipps amid accusations of cruelty and intoxication. seven children named with custody and support sought. Also brief notices Rev. Walter I Aamoth accepts pastorates at multiple churches and will be inducted August 10. former pastor C S Runavold departs for Glyndon. local plant sale advertisement included.
Two cylinders stored in an outdoor cabinet supply a single four inch burner for about 750 hours. The article notes gas mains no longer define a district and that the modern home is equipped with gas wherever available, redefining household standards.
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