Eggs to be Scarcer as Producers Cut Chick Production
Output notes that the supply of eggs will be smaller as producers raise fewer chicks than in 1956 due to low profits during the chick-buying season and that storage supplies will be reduced.
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1957
Page
4
Output notes that the supply of eggs will be smaller as producers raise fewer chicks than in 1956 due to low profits during the chick-buying season and that storage supplies will be reduced.
Numerous items offered including rubber boots galoshes plastic coats and SWAIMS. Also hay plumbing heating business with stock truck Earc or Robert Jennings special 20 gal gas water heater price 76 25. Horse ponies 3 yearlings Virgil Kaster. Electric toast 50 gal water heater seen Centerville. Window blinds and rugs. Boy's sport jacket boots and formals Mrs Mihalovich. Lester Smith ads and Terry Tuttle listings.
Hugh McFatridge expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for visits calls and cards while he was in the hospital and notes their kindness to him and Mary was greatly appreciated.
Carl Hiatt was pleasantly surprised Saturday evening March 30th when friends and relatives gathered to remind him of his birthday. In attendance were Mr. and Mrs. Don Rhee and children Mr. and Mrs. Dick Johnson and children Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Vance and David Mr. and Mrs. Art Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Gus Hiatt.
The Westmar College Concert Band of LeMars left March 29 on a 10 day tour covering 1,734 miles through Nebraska, Kansas, and Oklahoma. Bill Bishop plays trumpet in the section.
Taylor Aid to meet Virginia Pettibone on Wednesday March 10. Numerous friends and relatives called on Mrs. G L Gollaher over the weekend. W H Van Dorin hosted a birthday dinner for his husband with many Des Moines and local family. Edd DeHall of Monroe spent days with the Hamiltons and attended Claude Palmer’s funeral. Calls and dinners among Simbros, Swaims, Nash, Wash, Argo, Boyer, Pearson, and Woodward families populate a weekend of visits. Utterback returned from Washington DC. A cooperative family dinner at Harry Woodward’s featured many Woodward relatives and guests from Albion, Colfax, Waterloo, and Lincoln Nebraska. Afternoon visitors included Jin Woodward of Marshalltown and Geo.
Marty of Marshalltown and families from Des Moines visited with the Callens. E G Hawk and others attended Mrs Ira Shaw's trial at Blakesburg. The Hedgecocks spent Sunday and Monday with their daughter Theo Murdy in Moulton. Dinner guests included Clarence Dowd and family with Joe Conger in Ottumwa.
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