Akron Register-Tribune Subscription Rates and Publish Details
Akron Register-Tribune lists subscription rates of two fifty per year and one twenty five for six months in Plymouth, Sioux and Woodbury Counties Iowa and Union County North Dakota, with three dollars per year elsewhere. Publication is weekly on Thursdays in Akron Iowa. The paper is entered at the local post office as second class mail matter on September 26 1901.
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Plymouth
Sioux
Woodbury
Iowa
Union County
Akron
Plymouth County
Westfield notes funeral visits and church events
Westfield editorial correspondence reports the funeral of Mary Maloy in Sioux City at St Boni Face Church. Guests include the Lundgrens, the Varenhorsts, and the Conway and Dumby families. Harvest Supper at Westfield Congregational raised 380, with talks on Christianity and Communism led by Dr. Uemura.
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Westfield
Westfield Friends
Mary Maloy
Sioux City
St. Boniface
Harry Lundgren
Rudolph Lundgren
Little Falls
Alton
Raymond Dennison
St. Joseph’s Hospital
D. R. Dumby
J. Dumby
Ira Maynard
Wm. Cutting
Nels Beaubien
Lizzie Gibbons
LeMars
Louig Wilmot
Clare Lilly
Milton Conway
A. W. Horn
Conway
Camilla Conway
David Lilly
St. Joseph's Hospital
Westfield Congregational Church
Joseph Uemura
Morningside College
Wesley Methodist Church
Akron
Trotzig
Palmer
Public notice on high school athletic receipts and expenditures
The State Board of Public instruction notes the need for public reporting of high school athletic receipts and expenditures as part of school revenues. Such reports, paid notices in a bona fide newspaper, aid public understanding and democratic accountability.
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America
Way Back Yonder Highlights From Akron Register Tribune
Ten years back Pyt. Kenneth Russell Edgar, 22, of Sioux City, a gunner with Co. H, 38th Regiment, U.S. 2nd Division, was mortally wounded in Korea. Plans for Akron High School Homecoming on Oct 11 and 12 were complete, with Akron vs Kingsley on the football card. Also noted: local marriages, births, deaths, and reunions. a major 1951 funeral for Dr. J. H. Kerr. and district events including fire school, postmaster mishap, and a large hydro flood damages suit.
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Kenneth Russel Edgar
FF. K. Edgar
Sioux City
Frank A. Edgar
Akron
Co. H
38Th Regiment
U.S. 2Nd Division
A.H.S
Kingsley
Akron H
Rock Rapids
Marilyn Lucart
Clyde Lateart
Darrell P. Peters
John D. Peters
First Presbyterian Church
Misa Rath Thatcher
John Thatcher
Louis Townsend
Raymond Townsend
Rockford
Oregon
Lorraine Anderson
H. Rudolph Anderson
James Hilgendorf
E. J. Hilgendorf
Chicago
Immanuel Lutheran Church
J. H. Kerr
Gabels Welcome Son in Schwelsow News
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Frank Gabel in Schwelsow with a birth date recorded as October 8 1911 following an announcement on October 2 1911. The brief item notes the family’s new arrival for local records.
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Schwelsow
Frank Gabel
Akron and Portland area notes from 1901 baseball to court
Forty years ago the Akron Antlets beat Chatsworth Crickets 52 to 18 with Freeman White and George Cilley pitching for Akron. J H Mohan and Scott Clark of LeMars bought 400 acres of Evans Jones estate land in northwest Portland township. G W Burrill sold his Johnson township farm to Mika Gable. Married Miss Anna Coyle and James Putnam in St Patrick's church. Rev P E Bartlett named new pastor of Akron Methodist Church. Henry Steffin convicted of murder in district court. E J Hammer bought into a barber shop at Vermillion. Dr C W Edmonds to Omaha Medical Institute as examining physician. E F Cobb bids to take over Akron's telephone service.
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Akron
Chatsworth
Freeman White
George Cilley
J. H. Mohan
Scott Clark
LeMars
Evans ‘Jones
Portland Township
G. W. Burrill
Johnson Township
Mika Gable
B. F. Round
Anna Coyle
James 1 (Kirk) Putnam
Geo. ©. Putnam
St.Patrick’s Catholic Church
Akron Methodist Church
Lake City
Henry Steffin
John Jessen
Washington Township
E. J. Hammer
Vermillion
C. W. Edmonds
Omaha Medical Institute
E. F. Cobb
Akron Telephone Co
Ford delivers surge in 1962 Des Moines car sales
Des Moines district deliveries of the 1962 Ford cars on introduction day tripled the district's average daily rate this year says J. T. Cavnar Ford Division Des Moines district sales manager. National results echoed the record day with dealers nationwide delivering over 13 000 cars on introduction day and a survey showing 64 percent buyers possibly or will buy in 1962. Cavnar cites styling lower prices and twice yearly maintenance as reasons for high public acceptance and potential record sales. Early Falcon Squire demand doubled planned production with bucket seat option proving popular.
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Ford
Des Moines
J. T. Cavnar
Ford Division
Gavnar
County wheat diversion rates announced in Plymouth County
The average rate per acre for wheat diverted to conservation in Plymouth County under the 1962 program is 326.10 and 34.90 dollars. R. J. Becker, chairman of the county ASCS committee, notes that individual farm rates rely on these county figures and productivity.
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Plymouth County
R. J. Becker
ASCS
Card of Thanks for Charles Barker Family
The Barker family expresses gratitude to relatives neighbors and friends for prayers cards and deeds during bereavement and hospital stay. Special thanks to Rev Kruse for visits and prayers. Your kindness will be remembered.
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Rev
Kruse
Charles Barker
Notice to Subscribers on Address Changes for Mail Delivery
Subscribers to the Register-Tribune are urged to notify publishers in advance of any change of post office, retreat, or route number addresses to ensure updates to the mailing list and prevent delivery delays.
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Register-Tribune
Post-Offic Department
Register-Tri
Goon Card Request Prompted by Daily Payment
The reader notes that Bune must pay for each notification, totaling a large yearly sum. A suggestion to send a Go on card to the Register-Tribune in advance of a change is made. Fresh typewriter and copying paper for sale at the Register-Tribune office.
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Register-Tribune
Preston F B Meeting Set for October 17 at Lucken Home
The Preston Farm Bureau will meet October 17 at 2:00 PM at the home of Mrs. Arien Lucken and Mrs. Paul Friske serves as Publicity Chairman. Register-Tribune Want Ad urges readers to place notices.
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Preston F.B
Preston Farm Bureau
Arien Lucken
Paul Friske
Appreciation Note and Autumn Rain Report
An appreciation message thanks those who sent cards and visited during hospital stay and after returning home. The author notes 2.4 inches of rain Tuesday toppled many golden leaves, forming a carpet on streets and yards. The week’s temperatures are described as moderate and pleasant. Try a Want Ad for quick results.
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