Akron Register Tribune publication details from 1901
The notice lists subscription rates and mailing areas for the Akron Register-Tribune in Plymouth Sioux and Woodbury counties Iowa and Union County. It shows 2.50 yearly six months 1.25 in Iowa and 9.00 elsewhere, with weekly Thursday publication from Akron Plymouth County and entry as second class mail matter September 26 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Sioux
Woodbury
Iowa
Union County
Akron
Plymouth County
Aid Place
Westfield News Highlights Local People Events
A broad weekly notice covers visits from Harold Moffatt and family to Allen Moffatt, Mrs. Mary Cleelon leaving for Sargeant Bluffs, and hospital stays for Mrs. Delbert Maynard. Barber Herb Langley arrives, and Sunday guests from Le Mars and Hawarden are noted. Pilgrim Fellowship supper planned, and graduation wishes extend to Westfield High School seniors. A field trip for seventh and eighth graders to Sioux City includes Chesterman Bottling, the SAGE Base, Air National Guard Hangars, and a tour of defense exhibits with observations from Airman Seleco and General Lee’s takeoff sighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Moffatt
Esther Moffatt
Allen Moffatt
Mary Cleelon
Sargeant Bluffs School
Westfield
Ladies’ Aid
Ed Nelson
Mae Clark
Delbert Maynard
St. Joseph Hospital
Sioux City
Herb” Langley
Bessie Buryanek
Robert Phillips
le Mars
Frank Buryanek
Hawarden
Jennie Lilly
Kuenkel
Westfield Pilgrim Fellowship
Ione Lease
Westfield High School
Carolyn Ross
Beverly Postlewait
Ruth Welch
Robert Welch
Patrick Kel Jey
Arnold Schuster
Andy Neal
Neva Neal
Sioux Falls
M. C
W. B. Nea
Gale
Smith
Chesterman
Air Force Sage
Chesterman Co
Floyd Monument
Iowa
Axc Seleco
Seleco
Air National Guard
Tmder
Lee
Air Force
Regis ter-Tribune Wand Ad
A labeled newspaper notice appears as a wand ad style item in the Regis ter-Tribune. It presents a brief promotional line and contact or purchase call within the readable text. The readable fragment emphasizes a local offer and the paper’s period tone.
Way Back Yonder Items of Interest From Akron Register
A compact recap of 20 years ago features Akron baseball games, commencement classes, marriages, births, and local notices. It lists Olson's Juniors loss to Akron 2 1, Senior Class of 43 diplomas, marriages near Alcester and Sioux City, military connections, and town events from school to theater openings, with several obituaries and community notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron Register
Tribune
Akron
Olson
Sioux City
C. Hartmann
Swatley
Santa Ana
Calif
Burton Swift
Hugh Swift
Baltimore
Burton
Lefty) Swift
Frank Crow
Chester Chamberlain
Elk Point
Akron Saloons Faces Temporary Injunction Action
Fifty years ago the Anti-Saloon League sought a temporary injunction to close two Akron saloons. A hearing before Judge W. D. Boies at Cherokee was underway, with M. A. Moore attending from Le-.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Anti- Saloon League
W. D. Boies
Cherokee
M. A. Moore
Change In School District Organization Since 1932
The article notes a sharp decline in U S school districts from 127 649 in 1932 to 36 402 in 1961 a drop over 70 percent. It highlights Iowa falling from 4 870 districts in 1932 to 1 391 in 1961, and midwestern states holding most non operating districts. It also shows a shift from many small districts toward larger ones with more teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Plains States
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
Iowa
Iows
Wheat Referendum Defeat They Fend Off Farm Referendum
The Iowa South District notes the wheat referendum’s crushing defeat, arguing it protects the Corn Belt from cheap wheat flooding the Midwest and lowering livestock prices. It condemns Kennedy Administration pressure and cites debt ceiling votes, while criticizing government waste in research funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
Kennedy
Department of Agriculture
Freeman
Congress
House
Sioux City Pork Fair to Offer Free Noon Dinners 25,000 Expect
Sioux City Pork Fair organizers anticipate 25 000 attendees, each receiving a free ham dinner at noon. Two large tents will host food prep and serving in the stockyards area. Tickets required for dinner. Exhibits from six states feature new hog farming tech and equipment, plus a major fishing and wildlife display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Sioux City Park Fair
Stockyards
Kester
Chambers Street
Iowa Conservation ‘Commission
Army
Air Force
Dad
Wynn Speece
Creighton Kwall
Calliope
White Horse Patrol
Nixon and Company
Livestock National Bank
Greater
Siouxland
Print advertising makes sales say readers
The piece argues readers regularly inspect print ads clipping coupons and comparing designs features and prices before buying. It notes print ads remain accessible even if attention shifts and emphasize their habit forming impact on consumer purchases.
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Akron Register-Tribune
Ray A. and
Gerald F. Smith
Ational Editorial
Register-Tribune
Riversioux Park
Leo Hentges
LeMars
R. E. Rippey
T. C. Parker
A. W. Lundberg
First Baptist Church
Riverside Cemetery
Axel Bay
Fred Jacobs
Omaha
Harold Palm
National Hospital
Akron Hospital
Miss Kerr
Marguerite Brown
A. L. Wilson
Lloyd Wayne Witt
Lois Florence Moir
Ralph Stryzewski
Mariam Adams
Stanley Harris
Helen Harris
Lloyd Degan
Billy Degan
Morton Harris
John Russell Reemis
Dorothy Ruth Montagne
Roger Elsworth Johnson
Sidney Moore
Harriet Moore
Euniece Ann Lanphere
Willard Francis Keane
George Anerson
Janice Thornburg
Bobby Kerr
M. V
George Wickbohm
George Neiland
Albert Green
Lyle McInnis
Violet Jones
Hubbard
Nebr
Mars
Emma
Henry Hitzemann
Chris
F. Reemis
Fred A. Meske
James Myers
Esther Hextonl Watmough
Idle
Bradford
England
Sioux City. Mr. Myers
J. Knudson
English Trinity Church
KR. D. Huber
F. Myers
American Cancer Society
Tour Congresemah Sth
National Finance Foundation
Chereher Highlands
Ethiopia
Madagascar
National Institute of Health
Ade
Harold E. Hughes Hias
Action Register-Tribune
Pogg
Walt Kelly
Rep
U.S. House of Representatives
Washington
D. C
Congressmar
Mom
Cologne
Germany
William J. Levitt
U.S
Ocean Front
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Gina
St. Louis
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