Weather lore and local industry blend in Moravia Union notes
A fragmentary local column links Indian weather legends to current skies and hunting, then shifts to Moravia Union printing staff notes. Bobby Carter trains in typesetting at Town Town University and applies skills with the Union, crediting Moravia as a starting point for several printers, including Dean Easter and Roscoe Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Union
Dean Easter
Uniform
Centerville
Local officials advised on land conservation planning
He can consult the supervisors of the Soil Conservation District and the representatives of the Soil Conservation Service to plan a complete conservation program for his land.
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Soil Conservation District
The
Soil Conservation Service
Printing workers and Moravia school district reform
Lino type machinist and foreman at the Ottumwa Courier along with Richard Goughnour now works in Mediapolis New Era back shop. Moravia community forms committees to study enlargement of the Moravia school district aimed at a 500 to 600 student enrollment and preserving rural schools with specialized junior high teachers while replacing several small rural schools. Belmond school rep reports satisfaction with reorganization and expects gains for both rural district and Moravia.
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Ottumwa Courier
Richard Goughnour
Mediapolis New Era
Walden Smith
Howard Smith
Moravia
Belmond
Shanghai Club Plans June Meeting and Dinner
The Shanghai Club met with Hazel Rinehart on June 5 for a cooperative dinner. Members present included Amy Hiner, Dorothy, Richard Dee, Kar Lee Calhoun, Esther and Richard Perry, Doris, Elaine, Joyce Christy, and many others. The group planned nut meat work, a family night on June 8, a park outing on June 24 with a basket lunch, and a meeting with Allie Taylor on June 20.
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Shanghai
Evalee
Carol Walker
Donna D
Barbara Christy
Bert
Hazel
Frank
Lew Rinehart
Tele Christy
Esther Perry
Moravia Park
Allie Taylor
New Hone By Genevie Donovan Wasley Chapel M F met Wednesday evening at the church
The article notes social visits and children attendance at a Wasley Chapel event led by Genevie Donovan. It lists local families and guests from Des Moines Ottumwa Chicago Granger Centerville Albia and Alliance Nebraska as they visited homes, shared picnics, and spent weekends with relatives and friends.
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Wasley Chapel
Frank McIlwain
Mary Schrodt
Des Moines
Raymond Gilliland
Connie
Ottumwa
Ernest West
Henry Germer
Chicago
Kalvig
Irven Kalvig
Connie Boblenz
Linda Goodwin
Frances Burton
Ivan Harsh
Duck Marsh
Fussell
Loyd Carter
Paris
Vis
C. C. Cullers
Lowell McEilderry
Granger
Don. Pattipe
Eddie Donovan
Woodstock
Illinois
Dorothy
Genevie Donovan
Junior Donovan
J. J Uhem
Bessie Donovan
Albia
John Wood
Harold Holde
Jean Anne
Centerville
Della Neff
Alice Nelson
Paul
Alliance
Nebraska
Jerry Goodwin
Frances. Burter
Runsell Warner
Blakesburg
Wanda Stevens
Jerry Pettibone
Local residents share visits and meals this Sunday
A crowded weekend of social calls and dinners unfolds in Sey mour and nearby homes. Elsie Long, Jack Long, Vanessa Kay, and others hosted or visited, with trips to Des Moines and Iowa City noted for work and family gatherings.
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Lite
Flav
Ace Butler
Seymour
Moravia Union
Minnie Younger
Bill Long
R. C. Wilson
Mardens White
Janice
Jay Wilson
J. J-Mom
Bessie Donovan
Eddie Donovan
Dorothy
Genevie Donovan
Grace Dooley
Elsie Martin
Albig
Henry Germer
Irven Kalvng
Lester Dooley
Forrest Jacobs
Raymond
Marion
Iowa
Jerry Goodwin
Godwin
Des Moines
Frances Burton
Sudangrass Makes Good Late Pasture
Sudangrass grows quickly as a mid to late summer temporary pasture crop. It is drought tolerant and productive, ready for grazing by mid July, and supports two to three mature animals per acre until frost. Proper seeding, fertility, and grazing height of 18 to 20 inches are advised for maximum production.
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Ralph Krenzin
Extension Agronouist
Iowa State College
Krenzin
Stop That Itch Transformed to 15 Minute Relief
A drugstore ad promotes ITCH-ME-NOT for eczema ringworm insect bites and surface itch claiming relief in about 15 minutes. It touts instant dry action and offers a 40 cent back guarantee if not pleased with Veach Drug Store as the seller.
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Veach Drug Store
Sudangrass Varieties for Safe Livestock Grazing
Krenzin notes sudangrass provides palatable forage when grazing matches growth. Plant in two fields about 10 days apart to allow alternate grazing and steady regrowth. Piper, an early rapid variety with disease resistance and low prussic acid, tops others. Greenleaf is slower but also resistant and sweet.
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Krenzin
Sudan
Fragmented Industrial Tips From a Murky OCR Text
The readable lines discuss a nation’s livestock weights and cold weather maintenance topics. Specifics are unclear due to OCR errors but mention living weights, prevention, economy, and drain procedures for antifreeze in winter radiators and engine blocks in spring.
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Monroe Gaines
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Paul Wilson
Lee R. Benz
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M. G. Luse
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