Moravia Union Subscription Rates Listed
Moravia Union, official county paper, editors C. R. and H. & Charity, published weekly. Subscription rates shown: Appanoose and Monroe Counties one year five dollars, elsewhere in United States six dollars in advance.
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Appanoose
Monroe Counties
United States
Mississippi river traffic fuels Midwest grain market
At Albia, Jim Lightsey head of the River Transportation Division cites that about 64 million tons of grain move down the Mississippi to New Orleans annually for ocean shipments, improving Midwest farmers' grain market. He notes river transport costs less per bushel than mailing and travels faster than first class mail, with 64 percent of soybean exports going via the river.
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Monroe County Soil Conservation
Albia
Jim Lightsey
River Transportation Division
New Orleans
Mississipri River
Nne
River lock and dam project eyed by Illinois farmers
Corn exporters face higher transport costs due to a deteriorating southern Illinois lock and dam. Federal studies consider a new project at 330 million dollars or renovating the existing structure, with five years to complete. Critics warn renovation may be unviable, risking grain shipments and farmer incomes.
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Ilinois
Ligitse
MHS Scribbler News Biographies Reflect Two Graduates
The entry profiles Cathy Wilson born August 21 1958 at Monroe County Hospital with parents Jack and Barbara Wilson. It includes favorite teachers movies and activities and her wish for open campus life. It also shares quirks fears and future plans including marriage and enjoying life after graduation.
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Cathy
Wilson
Monroe County Hospital
Jack
Barbara Wilson
Hawkins
Carey
Fick
Onte
Big Halsey
Spike
MHS
Birthday notices and visits in New Hope area
A New Hope community roundup lists March birthday gatherings at Dwight Stocker and Don Klampe homes with Stocker relatives from Des Moines and Chariton. Other items mention church meetings, Saddle Club help at the sale barn, family dinners, 4 H activities, and visits to Ottumwa, Albia, Moravia, Des Moines, and Cambridge with locals like Ballangers, Tarbells, Spencers, and Faber family members.
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Dwight Stocker
Dean Stocker
Eric
Drakesville
Rennie Stocker
Chariton
Kenneth Stocker
Kevin
Des Moines
Freeda Mikels
Tina McIntire
Gereki Mikels
Rodney
Karen
Jack Ballanger
Fred McBride
Nelson Ballanger Home
Genevie Kaivig
Bessie Donovan
Don Klampe
Faber
Susan Russell
Nina Faber
Eddie Squires
Ivyl Tarbell
Keith Phillips
Gwen Whisler
Centerville
Larry Hiatt
Relph Spencer
Stanley Spencer
Saddle Club
Sale Barn
Bill Long
Jay
Elsie Long
Genevie Ealing
Ottumwa
Dallas Faber
Nelson Ballanger
Jesse
Jim Gardner
Andrea Gardner
Ballanger
Alberta Spencer
Mary Kay Hiatt
Karlena Pagis
Robin Tarbell
Elaine Spencer
Albia
Genevie Kaling
Bessie Boonovan
Jay Wilson
Deloris Ballanger
Ning
Doris Proctor
Ralph Spencer
Moravia
Olive Jean Tarbell
Kay
Minneapolis
Minn
Chris
Wayne Christy
Edith Callen
Christy
Elaine
Robin
Genevie Kaling l
Dallag Feber
Elizabeth
Bob Scott
Horace Scott
Cambridge
Eizy Johnson
Dean
FFA
Rick
Jay Lang
Golda Hiatt
Judy Ballanger
Tony
Sernost West
Walter Alan Paris Born March 13 1958 at MLH S
Fern and Walter Paris welcomed a baby boy named Walter Alan on March 13 1958 at MLH Sparta. Alan, now a senior at MLH S, lists PE as his favorite subject and Mr Carney as his favorite teacher. He plans to miss Sparta?
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Walter Paris
Walter Alan
Alan
MLH
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Mary Jo Bruce Graduation Notes from Ames Iowa
Mary Jo Bruce a son? daughter of Jim and Dee Bruce born November 27 1958 in Ames Iowa plans to attend college after graduation. She enjoyed science classes especially biology Mr Hawkins was a favorite teacher. Her hobbies include leisure time activities and a fondness for ice cream and chicken.
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Jim
Dee Bruce
Mary
Ames
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Hawkins
Mary Jo
Mora
Ms. Bruce
Mary Ie. Bruce
Retired personality Mary on honesty and values
The speaker quotes Mary and Mr Dounielly discussing fear of injections and priorities between money and happiness. Mary values happiness over money but would accept some money. Respect is earned by honesty and being true to oneself.
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Cathy
Randy
Rocky Mountains
Prade
Alan
Jon Opperman
Mary
Dounielly
Public Auction Notice in Centerville Iowa
Notice of opening bids for county property sale in Centerville Iowa by the Appanoose County Auditor. Bids to be received March 25 and opened at 10:30 AM in Room Ouse Centerville. Right to reject any or all bids reserved. Authority County Auditor Motfeh, 1976.
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Teinedelinti
Iha County Department
SvctoEuer
Base
Iowa
Centerville
Appalloces
Causty
Artnet
Appanosseta
Ouse
Lond
Notice to Creditors Probate in Iowa Estate
Probate No. 16 058 in district court of the state announces that George B Winalers deceased. March 1978 appointed administrator. Creditors must file claims with the clerk within six months from the second publication or forever barred. Dated March 5 1976 Georgia Baldwin and P S Milani attorneys for administrator. Genterville Iowa 52544 March 11 18 1978
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George B.winalers
Ani Ana
Ivan
Allowanes
Baldwin
N. Sra
Oskaloosa
Towa
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