Akron Thursday Gazette Entry Details
Published weekly in Akron Tow a and entered at the post office as second class matter on Sept 36 1901.
05 Nov 1936
Page 1
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1936
Page
1
Published weekly in Akron Tow a and entered at the post office as second class matter on Sept 36 1901.
Special correspondence from Milnerville reports election preparations without results before Wednesday and mentions the Register-Tribune coverage. News covers hog sales by Tom Dreeszen, deaths of Mrs. Mary Tracy and moving families, PTA meeting at Sunnyside, quilt prizes, addresses for Isabel James, weather shifts from sun to snow, trailer links to Clarence Persinger, community ladies meeting at Will Lawrence home, business trips to California, cattle purchases, the Cassels moving to Sioux City, Mrs. Ted McDougall’s appendicitis, and birthday celebrations for Priscilla with Milner family visits.
Special correspondence reports that Union Creek church will hold services next Sunday at 11 o'clock with Sunday school at 10. The Ladies Aid plans a fancy sale to benefit the church.
A long brisk roundup covers Lois Hilliker High School activities. Students submit projects on the Articles of Confederation and Constitution, study Emerson and Thoreau, and progress through English and history units. Science, geometry, and biology topics progress while Halloween events and a Tom Sawyer operetta date loom. Migratory waterfowl rules and a 1936 deadline close the issue.
Miss Wilma Ericson of Omaha spent the weekend at her parents Wm and Mrs. Ericson. Rev D J Edward Eliaver Hultgren Milton Ericson and Harry Day of Alcester drove to Salem Sunday for a mission meeting and returned Monday. Stewart Harker of Hawarden shows improvement after hospital care for flu complications. Mrs E Westin of Sioux City visited relatives and friends. Arvil Jurgenson and family visited Milton Ericson Tuesday evening. Wm Ericson and Miriam with Hiram Powell families and Esther Hultgren and family hosted dinner with Albert and Enoch Die.
The American Boy announces a year of thrilling stories from thundering transport planes to Annapolis and the Caribbean with the Navy. It features David Trwin’s Arctic journeys, Roscoe Turner’s air race tale, and advice on hobbies travel money and dog training. Subscriptions are offered at $1 yearly or $2 for three years with service starting on a specified issue.
A brief exhortation advises cutting costly publications when budgeting but warns that skipping essential reads is not true economy. It emphasizes prudent spending while maintaining access to needed information and resources.
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Iowa rules allow holding of game for ten days after season close for all except migratory waterfowl. Non migratory game may extend beyond ten days with a permit from the State Conservation Director. Applications must specify species, numbers, place of capture and applicant license number. Permits are mailed to the applicant and should be filed with storage houses if stored commercially.
A local item from Akron notes a trade event or promotion involving live merchandise chants. The brief indicates a focus on live market activity and community participation, highlighting local vendors and audience engagement. Strong entities include Akron and live merchandise events.
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