Piano Tuning and Repair and Local Services
An advertisement lists piano tuning and repair by G. L. Hufstader at 409 S Main Albia, plus Apanoose and Monroe County service by Otis B. Shipley at 403 2nd Ave Albia and Dan Mihalovich for electrical appliance repairs. Also promotes Welp Line 901 Leg horn strain cross hens, Week Old price at Gardner Hatchery, and British Sovereign strawberry plants from Karl Tuttle with pricing on dozens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Towa
G. L. Hufstader
S. Main
Albia
Appanoose
Monroe County
Moorman Mfg Ca
Otis B. Shipley
2Nd Ave
Otis B
Shipley
Monroe County Moorman Manufacturing Co
Price, Gardner Hatchery
Wanted to Rent and For Sale Classified Fragments
WANTED TO RENT crop and hay ground, C R Davis Mora via. 14 2 refrigerator and freezer, used six months, James Wilson Moravia 724-3595. FOR SALE Lone Star aluminum boat like new, used but very little. Phone Moravia 3859.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Davis
Moravia
James Wilson
Lone Star
Town Southern Utilities reports 1960 annual results
The 9,380 shareholders were mailed the 1960 annual report showing total revenues of 17,447,000 up 5 percent from 1959 and net income of 1,838,000, down 5.8 percent. Earnings per share fell to 2.06 from 2.20. Weather, nonproductive expenses from new gas ventures, and lower activity limited earnings. Natural gas service expanded late in the year to Albia Corydon Keota and Leon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Southern Utilities
J. A. Bradley
Iowa Southern
Towa Southern
Albia
Corydon
Keota
Leon
Iowa Southern annual report notes tax, usage gains and planned plants
The 1960 report shows Burlington Power and Light adding about 1,000 customers after acquiring properties in December. Operating expenses rose by 992132, with total taxes at 3,550,400 and local property taxes at 1,719,000. Electric kilowatt hour sales reached 17,542,000, up 4.3 percent, and the system peak load hit 115,200 kW on December 19, 1960. Residential bills averaged 96.52 dollars, up 2 percent, with 2,824 kWh per year per home. Natural gas sales rose 11.3 percent to 9,884,811 Mcf. New gas systems were planned for Columbus Junction, Danville and Harper in 1991. The report notes 80,060 electric customers and 18,688 gas customers, plus ongoing plans for a Mississippi River site generating 75,000 to 100,000 kW in the mid-1980s and federal transmission projects, while opposing non-taxpaying power incursions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediapolis
Moravia
Osceola
Sig ‘Gurney
What Cheer
Burlington Power and Light
Columbus Junction
Danville
Harper
Iowa Southern
Slong
Mississippi River
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Northern States Power Company System
Central Utilities Atomic Power Associates
Federal Electric Power
Bureau of Reclamation
Iowa
Creston
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Richard Harrington
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West
Unionville
Electrolux
Lockman
Dan Mihalovich
Karl Tuttle
Stockwell Mfg, CO
Greybull
Wyoming
Banks Doggett, Sr
Moulton
Modern House
C. C. Coulson
Veri Perkins Livestock Market
Centerville
Matt
Harold Or
Gerald Banks
Fred
Radio & Television
Fred Strong
Behnke’s
Hillcrest
LUX Liquid Detergent
Earl May
Vanity Fair
Spencers
Dial
U. Issues
Franklin Farmers
Franklin Farmers 4-H Club
Richard Calhoun
Bruce Thompson
Marcia Tompson
Richam Mosley
Nancy Mosley
Richard Perry
Jerry Hawk
Leon Calhoun
Shirley Calhoun
Orville McCord
Eddie Knowles
Dean Ammons
Alan Ammons
Glen Ammons
Wayne Thompson
Church
Richard
Gary Perry
Edward McCord
Delbert Calhoun
Carl Lee Calhoun
Coulson & Burton Insurance Heal
National Safety Council
Gig Smith
Fosters Dry Goods
Johns-Manville
Turner & Son
Pirle Building
Matertals
Geo
Gake
Morrell
Apple
Sheaffer
Nadine & George’s Dial Fine Foods