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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1965
Page
2
The journal describes a Sunday trip with Mr and Mrs Francis Kincade to the Kansas City sports and vacation show. It notes Rathbun Reservoir’s completion will require a promotion group to publicize local facilities and compares lake areas by showcasing booths and staff to attract vacation homes, camping, boating, and land sales.
The text describes lake regions around Kansas and Missouri, noting vacation camps and rental facilities. It emphasizes promotional efforts with brochures and welcoming attitudes to attract business, predicting Moravia could become a hub if it offers services and facilities. It cautions that without positive steps, other business centers may develop elsewhere amid tax assessments.
Mr and Mrs Herb Boblenz and Connie hosted Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Ernest Hiatt. John Downard was absent from Friday to Tuesday. Connie Boblenz stayed overnight with Jean Turner Friday. Party guests Monday included many local couples. Dale Downard visited W C Anderson home. Mrs Paul Witt and Rodney Dean returned from her parents. The Argos vacationed in Tucson Arizona.
Mrs Wayne McDanel hosts piano recital with Gwendoiline Driggs teaching at Center ville church. Dooley Long Longs, Kenny and Marie join Jay Wilsons for supper. Wayne birthday dinner with McDanel families. Homer Phillip Norris O Connor work at Hiatt home. Spencers visit Albia and Bertha Spenser.
In Appanoose County Iowa the district court sets February 15 1965 at 10:00 am at Centerville for proof of the will of Nevada A Peterson deceased the instrument to be admitted to probate unless good cause shown Gloria Cortesio Clerk Charles L Johnston attorney also an item for sale staples from UNION Office.
Joe A. Beer announces a seven week signup for 1965 agricultural stabilization programs, running February through March 26. Eligible farms with feed grain bases or wheat allotments may participate, with options including diversion payments and price support loans. Notices detail base, yields, and diversion rates, and national carryovers project substantial declines across grains.
Chairman Beer cited a 14 percent stock decline in the Stains as evidence that voluntary wheat aid feed grain programs reduce surpluses and taxpayer costs. Sign-up for the 1985 feed grain and wheat program runs February 8 to March 26.
The article argues farmers pay a weed tax as giant foxtail reduces soybean yields. It notes weeds compete for water nutrients and light, lowering dry matter and grain yields even with high fertilizer and rainfall. Experimental work cites about 2.3 bushels per acre loss when foxtail plants average four inches apart.
Moravia council records show routine approval of minutes, financial reports, and bill payments across General Government Street Public Safety Water Municipal Enterprise and Utilities. The session lists numerous local officials and vendors, with adjournment followed by next meeting notes and minor refunds.
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