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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1962
Page
3
A compact classified batch lists livestock for sale including a vaccinated black Poland China boar and a yearling Guernsey bull from Carl Tomlin, plus a purebred Angus bull from Ray Charity. It also notes a modern home for sale in Moravia near a school, a custom baling request, photos of ISU Centerville Albia interurban cars, and assorted used items and office supplies available from Union Office.
Rita Gardner returns to Washington DC after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Gardner while other relatives gathered across Albia. The community notes numerous visitors, travel to Des Moines and Ottumwa, and family events including hospital stays and a Nazaren Camp attendance in West Des Moines.
The Appanoose County fair will host a Fat Rodeo Queen Contest with contestants entering at the Extension office in Centerville. Each entrant is photographed at entry with tickets sold. top ticket sellers become semi finalists judged during a riding demonstration on fair grounds. Additional 4-H and FFA sellers may enter with $25 bonds for top sellers and contestants. The fair runs July 30 to August 2 with entry day first and livestock selling on the last day.
A terse phrase argues that harsh language or rude behavior does not help someone advance. The remark frames respectful guidance as a more effective approach in social or workplace settings.
State safety officials warn record short trip traffic on the fourth of July will challenge drivers. Commissioner Carl Peach says many may be relaxed or inattentive and fast travel could trigger accidents. The Iowa highway patrol will deploy radar and observation plans statewide to curb hazards on secondary roads and intersections.
Acreage allotment and marketing quota proclamations for the 1963 wheat crop are delayed by 30 days under a congressional resolution. George D. Lane notes the secretary of agriculture may defer proclamations to July 15 and referendum on quotas to August 25, 1962. The act requires May 15 proclamations and a quota referendum by July 25 if applicable.
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