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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1974
Page
3
For sale Vigortone pre mixes and all kinds of protein feeds minerals and salts also square baler twine. Contact Wilbur Miller at 724-3449. Both the listing and contact are provided for local agricultural needs.
Mrs. Howard Burkland reports visits and gatherings in ADELL. Ot tumwa residents Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Free called on Challice Hedgecock. Hannah Callen visits the Burkland home. Alice Simms called on Ruby Hedgecock. Clyde Walker and family from Phoenix visit Selix relatives. Little Clover Bear stayed with grandparents as parents attended an Indianapolis wedding. A Grace Tabernacle group chaperoned by Burkland to Lake Rathbun. Brook reunion at Roy Brook home Albia. Francis Selix and Sheena Sleeth joined Selix family for supper.
The Appanease County Board of Supervisors met in regular session at 9:00 am with members Straepy Chatman Joyle N. Anderton Evans present. Minutes of June 8 1974 were read. A motion to approve as read passed. The board then listed numerous claims including General Fund Anders Thomas L school of inst., sheriff's dept, ambulance service, and numerous fees and salaries, plus various clerk and judge expenses and insurance.
A list of election officials and judges across Pleasant and Sharon Townships is provided, including clerks Mildred Cathcart and Helen Price, and judges Opel King Sharon Township and Ralph Spencer in other districts. Names appear with multiple positions and duties such as clerks and ballots.
Fragmentary OCR lists individuals including Cel Brosher clerk Genovieve Morgan Wanda Brown Clare Victoria Mikalovich clerk Ronald Cormeny atrg with booths continued from prior notice. The source fragment lacks full context or actions.
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