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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1935
Page
2
The American Legion Auxiliary thanks merchants for window displays and the Register-Tribune for publicity plus many kind contributors that made the annual Poppy Day a success. Typewriting paper and fresh typewriter ribbons are for sale at the Register-Tribune office. Our prices are right.
The obituary notes she was a devoted wife and mother with wide acquaintances among neighbors and associates. The funeral occurred Monday at Mayflower Congregational church in Sioux City with Rev. Joseph J. Steele officiating. Interment followed beside her husband in LeMars cemetery.
Memorial Day activities color Akron with a parade through town led by the American Legion and W A C, plus cemetery ceremonies. Socials include bake sales by M E Ladies Aid and Portland 4 H Girls club, while many residents travel to visit kin and return from Sioux City and Vermillion region.
Forty five young people receive diplomas as Supt. Conner names Roberta Pollock honor student and delivers valedictory. Henning Shhoalberg presents diplomas with class motto Character is the Cornerstone of All Success. Old Rose and Gold colors and Tea Rose flower featured in decorations. Community offers congratulations and best wishes for future endeavors.
Official results show 21 votes for and 3 against in Plymouth County on continuing the wheat adjustment program. The referendum allowed both signers and non signers of the 1933 35 program to vote, with 24 signing voters participating and 21 voting yes.
In a stand against new surpluses, the Agricultural Adjustment Administration held a fourth referendum. Voters favored continuance for non signers and ballots were not counted. The program aims to span four years and follow prior referenda on corn hogs cotton and tobacco.
Plymouth county wool growers will pool their wool at the Omaha freight depot on Wednesday June 5 marking weighing and loading to start. C H Thompson secretary notes a 4 cent per pound advance and a total up to 146 per cent of staple bright and bright wool. Advances take a week to ten days after shipment and pooling secures the difference to growers when wool sells on eastern markets. Any grower may pool even if never pooled before by bringing wool on June 5. Fresh typewriter ribbons and carbon paper for sale at the Register Tribune office.
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