FOR SALE ITEMS AND ADS PAGE LISTINGS
Numerous classified ads present offer for sale including Timothy and Alfalfa hay at 60 cents per bale and other items such as a Norge oil burner and a 1947 green Ford Tudor. Also notices seeking corn purchases and building services plus an artificial insemination service and a distribution opportunity for cigarettes and sundries with earnings potential.
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Dowd Bros. Moravia
Supreme Sires
A. B.S
Tech
Roy Stone
Centerville
P. O
Rochester
Minnesota
Fires Smoulder Kills 200 Chicks in Brooder Loss
Friday near Iconium Mr and Mrs Roy Argo suffered the loss of 200 four week old chicks when a smouldering fire suffocated them in the brooder house. The brooder building sustained little damage.
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Roy Argo
Iconium
Local residents visit Ottumwa and Des Moines areas
Mettie Roland Lula R Tillmont and Helen Easter spent Wednesday in Ottumwa. Charles Frisby and wife traveled from Aransas Pass Texas to Pelican Lake Wisconsin and visited his sister Mrs John Veach and family. Richard Veach and JoElen were dinner guests at the Veach home. Tuesday Ralph Robinson and Gabe Johnson visited George Johnson home in Des Moines. W C Shultz and daughters of Ottumwa spent Sunday with grandmother Mrs Jennie Pollard. Eugene Boyer called on sister O G Woodward. Lloyd Luse of Centerville called on sister J R Callen. Miss Neva Mericle spent Tuesday with her aunt Mrs Jennie
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Mettie Roland
Lula R. Tillmont
Helen Easter
Ottumwa
Charles Frisby
Aransas Pass
Texas
Pelican Lake
Wis
John Veach
Richard Veach
JoElen
Veach
Ralph Robinson
Gabe Johnson
George Johnson
Des Moines
W. C. Shultz
Jennie Pollard
Eugene Boyer
O. G. Woodward
Lloyd Luse
Centerville
J. R. Callen
Neva Mericle
Union Neighbors Meet With Mrs Eva Miller
Union Neighbors gathered April 10 with Eva Miller. Members voted to pay 1 25 to drivers for the Ottumwa trip and give 3 to retarded children. A booth for the fair was discussed, Easter basket talk inconclusive, waist party postponed, and Eva spoke on freezing vegetables. Guests included Mrs Walter Paris and her baby. Ten women and five children attended.
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Eva Miller
Ottumwa
Eva
Walter Paris
Baby
4-H Club Minutes Include Skating Party Plan And Dishes Demo
Turner Marta leads a 4-H meeting with demonstrations from Martha Rouse and Jeanne Turner. Members vote to host a skating party at Hilltop rink on April 17 and discuss camp at Lake Ahquabi in June. Minutes note guides to good eating, table tips, and melting frosting demos, with refreshments served and adjournment after the pledge.
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I Turner
Marta
Rouke
Jeane Turnner
Becky Whitlock
Martha Rouse
Jeanne Turner
Hilltop Rink
Elaine Free
Lake Ahquabi
George Whitlock
Gerald Hawk
Donna
K. C. Potts
Janice Mosley
Happy Helpers 4-H Meet at Doris Hawk Home
The Happy Helpers 4-H club held its regular meeting at Doris Jean Hawk’s home on April 16, 195% at 7:45 led by president Connie McAninch. Members answering roll call included Martha McCord, Connie McAninch, Mary Lou Rinehart, Doris Jean Hawk, Rose Ann Calhoun, Shirley Calhoun, Linda Pearl, and Sandra Whitehead.
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Happy Helpers 4-H Club
Doris Jean Hawk
Connie McAninch
Rall
Martha McCord
Connie MccAninch
Mary Lou Rinehart
Rose Ann
Shirley Calhoun
Linda Pearl
Sandra Whitehead
New Plan Outs Outlay For Trees In County Farm Program
Appanoose county farmers can obtain trees for conservation reserve plantings with a minimum cash outlay under a new plan linked to the conservation reserve program. Extension Director Harold D. Holder of Centerville notes 80 percent of tree and planting costs on contracted acres will be paid by the government.
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Appanoose County
Harold D. Holdér
Centerville
Gader outlines new CRP tree cost share and signup deadline
A farmer under the conservation reserve program now pays only 20 percent of tree costs up front, with 80 percent cost sharing reimbursed later. Signup deadline is April 15. The program does not specify a cap on reserve acres for tree planting and includes an annual cash payment of 10 to 13 dollars per acre.
Planting Period Described as Whiteh Rans Ten Years
The fragment notes a central period described as whiteh rans for ten years after the planting. It hints at a timeline connected to agricultural or horticultural activity, but the text is incomplete, leaving key subjects and actions unclear.
Markwell Staplers Now In Stock At Moravia Union Offices
Moravia Union offices report Markwell staplers available in stock. Local shoppers can purchase reliable office supplies from the store.
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Markwell Staplers
The
Moravia Union
Shanghai Club Meeting With Mrs Christy
The Shanghai Club met with Mrs. Fred Christy on April 10 for a cooperative noon dinner. Attendees included Dorothy Calhoun Mary Lou Christy Pauline Nancy Lorraine Rinehart Mike Hazel Rinehart Amy Hiner Cora Murphy Anna Landgrebe Sheryl Allie Taylor Doris Christy Elaine Joyce Bertha Overturf Icle Christy Esther Perry Laura Laird Doris Dean Christy and Barbara. Activities for the day included tearing and sewing carpet rags. Doris D Christy received a birthday gift and Esther Perry won the guess what. Next gathering is with Doris Christy on April 24.
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Shanghai
Fred Christy
Dorothy Calhoun
Mary Lou _Christy
Pauline
Nancy
Lorraine Rinehart
Mike
Hazel Rinehart
Amy Hiner
Cora Murphy
Anna Landgrebe
Sheryl
Allie Taylor
Doris Christy
Elaine J
Joyce
Bertha Overturf
Icle Christy
Esther Perry
Laura Laird
Doris Dean Christy
Barbara
Doris D. Christy
Taylor Aid Meets With Virginia Pettibone
Taylor Aid held a cooperative dinner at Virginia Pettibone with numerous attendees including Loyd and Patty Carter Jerry Pettibone Dick and Jay Wilson Alan Linda Mardeena White Helen Johnson Merle Miller Lemaster Lute Hiatt Mary Meadows and Don Pettibone. They gathered to pick walnut meats and planned the next meeting with Dorothy Boyer.
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Taylor-Aid
Virginia Pettibones
Loyd Carter
Jerry Pettibone
Dick Wilson
Jay Wilson
Alan
Linda
Mardeena White
Helen Johnson
Merle Miller
Lemaster
Lute Hiatt
Mary Meadows
Don Pettibone
Dorothy Boyer
Urbana Commandoes 4 H Club Holds April Meeting
The Urbana Commandoes 4 H club met at Robert Horns on April 8 for the regular monthly meeting. Vice president presided and minutes were read. County Extension Director John Young showed two films and talks were given by Robert Horn on Minerals for Dairy Cattle and Bill Proctor on Using Lime. Members present were James Crawley, Robert Horn, and Bill and Duane Proctor. The meeting adjourned with the 4 H pledge. Next meeting set for May 13 at Bill and Duane Proctor.
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Urbana Commandoes 4-H Club
Robert Horns
John Young
Robert Horn
Bill Proctor
James Crawley
Bill
Duane Proctor
Busy Maidens Club Meeting Notes at Turners Home
The Busy Maidens held their regular meeting at Marilyn and Jeane Turner’s home. Led by the president, the group discussed roll call and different ways of cooking meat with Elaine Free and Marilyn contributing.
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Busy Maidens Club
Marilyn and
Jeane Turner
Elaine Free
Marilyn
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Kodak
America
Reach Drug Store
Rexall
Timothy
Theo Miller
J. J. Allem
Norge
Bud McDanel
Ronnie Tomlin
Moravia
Virgil Easter
Lester Smith
Verl Perkins Livestock Market
School House
Aaron Campbell
Richard Bentzinger
Darrell Cooper
Ernest Witt
R. BR. Pennington
Harold's Blacksmith Shop
Gee. Saga
Tenderloin
Nadine & George
Losh
Ehtroks
UNION
Happy Helpers
S Caryl Richard Permanents
Myna
Pree
Loy
Iowa Dairy Industry Commission
Igwa Dairy
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Insurance Exchange
Des Maines
Welease
Maurice Walter
Shanghai Club
Christy
Taylor
Virginia Pettibone
Urbana Commandoes
Paas
Valley Farm
Oxydol
Jona Cleaners
Albin
Ralph's
Albis
J.A. Green
Spencers
UCR
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