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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1964
Page
2
Students study how formulas apply in Geometry including areas perimeters circumferences and volumes. They note formulas help a carpenter estimate lumber needs. The class agrees formulas are important with Judy Stufflebeam.
Band A under Mr Burghitter rehearses a concert program after marching season. The tempo shifts from three four to time, featuring pieces Presido Contémporo Ode For Band Go Twist Java and Two Themes for Band as Jean Howk observes the activity.
Dave Phillips reports that after six weeks of general science review, the biology class moved into basic biology topics. Students study algae and protozoans, then culture algae in an aquarium and plan to study bacteria next.
Article investigates how different sections in American history struggled to assert influence over national policy. It analyzes regional power dynamics and the push for specialized interests shaping legislation and governance.
The text discusses a unit tracing American history from Jefferson to Jackson, detailing how sectional rivalry grew across territorial expansion the tariff the bank and slavery. It reflects on engaging study in shorthand spelling punctuation grammar and professional writing for secretaries.
Spanish class reflection by Maribeth Johnson on learning verb tenses and pronouns, food names, and eating utensils. Describes planning meals for a day and preparing for a six week test.
A school library bulletin highlights Education Week with a display showing the dividends readers gain from books. The central illustration emphasizes the value of reading, credited to Janie Ward.
A dated menu lists dishes for November including tender steak burgers with potatoes and broccoli, roast turkey with dressing and cranberry sauce, plus desserts like vanilla ice cream pie and lemon cake. Also features tuna sandwich, beaming with whipped cream, and beverages such as milk.
The county board meets with Palos and Carter present to address payrolls and town finances. It lists numerous labor payments, supplies, and services including the Centerville National Bank and Centerville officials approving various expenditures and disbursements for county operations.
Incomplete OCR text presents a legal notice about a tax or sale notice for a case R737. The fragment mentions a date around 1963 and a Monday, but no clear party names, place, or action is identifiable. The readable portion is insufficient to determine the exact notice action or deadlines.
Public tax sale notices from Appanoose County Iowa list parcels sold for unpaid 1961 1962 taxes with redemption periods of ninety days and caution that deeds will be issued unless redeemed. Names Farnsworth County Auditor Centerville and dates November 18 December 5 1984 are recorded.
Public tax sale notice for parcels in Appanoose County Iowa describes delinquent 1963 1901 1962 taxes and that property in Town Appanoose area Block 2 Lot 1 and adjacent sections was sold to the county with a deed to follow if not redeemed within 90 days from service. It names VerL K Farnsworth County Auditor and notes date November 17 1984 in Senterville.
Notice of tax sale for delinquent real estate in Alpanoose County Iowa. Property Lot 6 George Elging Jr 1st Addition to Mystle Town. Sold by County Treasurer for 1962 taxes and certificate issued to Ananoose County. Dated Centerville Iowa December 17 ALD. FARNSWORTH
Tax sale on delinquent taxes in Appanoose County Iowa. Property described as Pete Tea Block Balkeise City of Mystic was sold to the county treasurer with a certificate of purchase issued. Notice dated November in Centerville Iowa with deadlines in late November and December 1864.
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