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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1955
Page
2
Moravia school schedules an open house next week with a free Wednesday gym program tied to Education Week and a basketball doubleheader against Moulton Friday night. The article questions whether accountability lies with the school and notes strong community interest and preparation.
Dr. John Herrick of Iowa State College warns that cattle face severe risks from grazing cornfields and second growth sorghum or sudan grass from now until frost. Improper grazing causes rumen impaction, nitrate poisoning, and prussic acid poisoning, especially after frosted stalks. Provide ample water and salt, limit duration, and use only feeder or dry cattle for stalk grazing.
Mrs. Ralph Shelquist rests at home with bronchitis. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Francis Argo and children of Oskaloosa, and Mrs. Nell Utterback at Cyril McDanel’s home. Circle met with Thelma McDanel. Penell games featured Doris Johnson. Refreshments served. Various local visits followed after church. includes VanZante, Hiatt, Kehrberg, and Murdy families. Wishing well for Linda Moore and others. Banes discharged after hospital stay. Sympathy extended to Kelsey family in Conebow tragedy.
Several officials of the Appanoose county ASC will attend a district meeting in Ottumwa on Tuesday November 1 to receive detailed instruction on the 1956 cost sharing conservation program ACP. County committeemen office manager clerks and extension SCS FHA and Soils District Commissioners are invited.
Mrs. Glenn Wheeler of Colfax visits sister Zola Saum in Udell. Donald Burkland and bride visit parental home from Gary Indiana. return to Gary Monday. Ben Glasgow visit Harry Wilkinson’s. Gloria and Sherry Spring have tonsils removed in Centerville. Brethren Sunday School Halloween social. Gra Powell returns from Kansas visits with Willard Cook and W. R. Deeter. Guy Streepy back from Bloomfield hospital doing well. Joe Moore Lora Sue and Timmy dine with Alvin Spring. Kenneth Salladay family at Moore home. Albert Burkland visits Alvin Spring. Lionel Spring family hosts Sunday dinner. Udell high school senior play draws very large crowd. Nelson Ballanger and family note.
Franklin area social round up with visits among the Swift, Calhoun, Ammons, and Turner families. Members of the Woman's Society of the Iconium Methodist Church sponsor a bake sale at Gamble Store Albia on Saturday November 5.
Appanoose County ASC committee reviewed 1955 price support rules for corn and soybeans. Corn support fixed at 1.56 per bushel, soybeans base at 2.03 per bushel with loans through the county ASC office. Corn and soy loans run through May 31 and January 31 respectively, maturing July 31 and May 31. New rule applies the production county rate when stored county differs. Eligibility requires compliance with corn acreage allotments and grade No 3 or better for corn, No 4 or better with moisture limits and storage adequacy for soybeans.
Fragmentary text notes premiums and seem to apply for classes with grates and qualities. No clear entities, dates, or events are identifiable.
Appanoose county has been allotted 102600 for government cost sharing soil and water conservation practices in 1956 announced by the county ASC committee. The county’s 1955 allotment was 1200 less. By November 1 1955 extra ACP funds totaled 147800. Allocation methods depend on pending requests after ACP’s first six months in 1956.
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