Rays Ramblin s and Union Bills Stir Iowa Town
The piece discusses growing unionization efforts and pending federal bills that push for forced union membership and industrywide unionization, affecting Moravia area counties. It notes potential business impacts, subscription rates, and political messaging targeting labor and farmers, with digressions about the United Nations and local dealers in Osceola and Indianola.
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Appanoose
Monroe
United States
Unclear town plan in a confusing ride
A driver considers where to pick up an implement and realizes he may be in the wrong town, reflecting confusion during a conversation in Indianola that named Osceola as the actual destination for the new tool. The passage hints at heat affecting judgment and mentions a person named Paul.
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Oscelon
Indianola
Osceola
Appanoose County Supervisors Finalize Real Estate Deed
The May 1952 proceedings show the Board of Supervisors approving a $15 deed sale to Mrs. A. G. Davis for Lots 10-11-12 in Block 100 First Addition to Moulton Iowa as part of tax sale settlement. The document records notary acknowledgment,County Auditor Farnsworth, and subsequent adjournment to reconvene at the Auditor’s call.
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Ruben Venell
Dorothy Venell
Appanoose County
Towa
R. C. Wilson
Earl_Exline
W. G. Harper
Board of Supervisors
State of Iowa
C.L. Johnston
Ruben F. Venell
Earl Exline
Walter Harper
Iowa
Verl K
Farnsworth
Laverne Morrigan
School of the Deaf
Council Bluff
Appanoose
Wilson Earl
Exline
County Recorder's
Moulton
A. G. Davis
Independent School District
Appancose County
Theodurer
Wilson
C. Wilson
Harper
K. Farnsworth
Veil K. Farnsworth
Merle D. Smith
Harold Exline
H. G. Hargis
J. D. Minnes
Arthur Farris
Wm. B. Hayes
Earl Exmine
Earl W.urliman
Verl
Farm Outlook Points to Good Crop and Cattle Prices
Iowa expects a strong corn crop this year which should boost feeder cattle demand. Past patterns show short feeders profit with early sales, but market squeezes can hurt late 1948-49 pricing. With high beef numbers and potential for a glut, prices may soften in fall and winter unless corn drives demand and timely selling.
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Iowa
Francis Kutish
Towa State College
Kutish
Firat
Omaha
Economist
Corea
Unclear Fragment Notes Farm Economics Quote
A fragment from 1952 references Francis Kutish a farm economist from Iowa State College. The readable text suggests a discussion about an agricultural or economic issue but lacks complete details.
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Francis Kutish
Dows State College
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Avia Union
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National Editorial Association
Congress
Moravia
C. R.and
H. K. Charity
Editors Publishers
Senate
Rays
Ramblin’s
Electrical Workers
United Nations
Amos McGhghy
Paul
Recorder's Office
Auditor’s Office
the Board of Supervisors
Treasurer's Office
Centerville Golf & Country Club
Bond
E. W. Cohran
Porter & Magnall Const. Co
L. & W. Construction Company
R. C
Appanoose Co
Magnail
coverrHence Co
Ais
Verl K. Farns- Worth
A.S. Dukes
John 0. King
M. G. Luse
A. G. Morlan
Charles Johnston
Glen Johnson
Dewey Hoover
Robert Keck
Iowa State College
Selix
DeSoto
Oldamoblia
Studebaker
Buick
George Hart
Frank Dixon Sale
Eddy Adams
Bill Davis
Dug & Selix Motor Co
Ee Cadil Meas
Albia
Technicolor
Denver and
Rio Grande
SEA Hornet
Rod Cameron
Sundsy
Pride OF
St. Louis
Dizzy Dean
Dan Dailey, Joanne Dru
der Taam
Briggs Motor Tractor Division
Lowe
L.P
Centerville
Mary Wheeler
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THE
Moravia Union