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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1955
Page
3
A set of short classified style notices include an International Cream Separator for sale in excellent condition with contact phone 135, a stray white shepherd with black markings found at Leo Hoffman's Route 2 Moravia, a spotted male dog around 250 pounds for sale by Leo Hoffman Route 2 Moravia, and a Hampboar hog for sale listed by Trenton Wilson on 41.
Classified items advertise properties for sale and rent in Moravia and nearby areas including a modern home, a 50 acre farm with electric service and school bus route, and various smaller listings. Also included are a social security notice for farmers detailing reporting requirements and qualification basics, plus agricultural market notes from USDA and ISU.
Iowa State College extension specialist Rex Beresford notes uncertainty about stilbestrol residues in sow herds after feeding to growing cattle. Experts advise brood sows avoid feedlots until trials clarify safety. Stock hogs are favored pickups for stilbestrol fed lots. A Public Extension publication No 215 outlines Q and A about adding stilbestrol to feeds.
Mrs Inéz Randolph, previously at University hospital Iowa City, was moved Thursday to the Luse Nursing Home in Centerville to recuperate from a fractured hip. Her condition is improving satisfactorily.
The Commodities Credit Corporation fixes May 31, 1955 as the last day corn may be placed under the loan plan unless severe weather prompts earlier action. Also promotes a public notice: “40,000 Brides” enticing readers to explore a feature about the welcoming country swarming with bachelors in Sunday American Weekly with Chicago American.
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