FOR SALE AND LOCAL NEWS ITEM SUMMARY
Multiple classified and local news notices appear from Moravia Centerville Albia and Fairfield area. Ads list coal and fuel stocks, farm equipment two grain bins and furniture repair. Local items mention Fred Tillmont and Dave Tillmont trip to the south, hospitalizations, church district meeting, and residents visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Tillmont
Dave Tillmont
Waterloo
Albia
South
Birdie Main
St. Joseph Hospital
Centerville
Frank Wilson
Mary Burns
Ira Robb
Martin Greer
Baby
Methodist Church District
Fairfield
Charles Clester
Paeasius Thompson
Tommy
Bobby
Terry
Karen
Paul Carson
Larry
Kay
Cincinnati
Elsie Clester
Roy Richard
Delmar Massman
Des Moines
Elsie Closter
Sam Hudgens
Harry Felton
Robert
Lloyd Felton
Cheyenne
Wyo
Guy Roberts
LaVern Bryant
Grant Banks
Hilbert
Keith Roberts
Doyle McDanel
Mervin
Honey Crop in Iowa Brings New Packaging and Products
Iowa's new honey crop arrives in stores soon though smaller in volume. Clover honey remains the highlight while cut comb honey is now packaged in poly film bags for better merchandising. Chunk honey, a mix of comb and liquid, returns to popularity. small jars advised as crystallization can occur. The item also notes a feature on Cimarron George in The American Weekly and promotes a Swingline Tot 50 stapler at the Union office with staples up to 1000 for 98 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Chicago guest honored at Methodist church social
Rev and Mrs Greer hosted a Friday evening sociable at the parsonage for Miss Patricia Morrison of Chicago. The event included games and singing with cake coffee and koolache. Miss Morrison, sister of Mrs Greer, is a student nurse in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia, Morrison
Chicago
Martin Greer
Miss Morrison
Greer
Why do leaves turn colors in fall explains science
Iowa State College extension botanists debunk the fade to Jack Frost myth. Arden Sherf explains that chloroplasts fuel the leaf’s summer food factory and cool weather slows production, causing storage and yellow hues as sugars react with leaf wastes. Red and brown tones come from varying sugar levels and byproducts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College Extension
Sherf
Iowa farm tips on nesting, feeding and barns
Iowa farm notes advise using oat hulls or wood shavings as nesting materials and stress proper garbage disposal to reduce rat populations. They urge careful feed for ewes and rams during breeding and warn against overbuilding cattle shelters, advocating pasture planning suited to livestock and soil. Clean eggs fetch premium prices in Iowa markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wollney
Iowa State College
Tension Poultryman
High dairy cow condition aids peak lactation via pre calving care
Floyd Arnold extension dairyman at Town State College urges optimal cow condition before calving to maximize lactation. Keep farm workshop orderly to prevent accidents. Richard Campbell extension forester at Iowa State College warns only logs over 12 inches in diameter go to the sawmill as smaller trees are harder to handle and yield less lumber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd , Arnold
Town State College
Richard Campbell
Iowa State College
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Starlac
THE
Nadine & George
Jack McDonough
Bivin & Robb
Vac
Hellyer Bros
Moravia
Towa
Pure Ice Company
Emil Haldeh
Albia Rendering Co
Clark
Staley
AJAX
KIST
Roland
Iowa Cleaners
Poland
Bud McDanes
Chas. van Dorin
Mary E. Hoskinson
Chet Broshar
R. E
Sunshine - Lump Coal
O. C. Easter
Russell Burns
Don Pettibone
Moravia Union
Duane £. Wood
Hiway 2
Herschel Johnson
Admiral
Success Barber Supply
C. C. Coulson
Ivan Harsh
Lic
Goode Seed & Feed Co
Guernsey
O. A. Burton
UDELL
Bewood Murray
Olive Hill
Loral Bryante
Martha Logan
Upper Tygart
Loreal Bryant's
Loral Bryants
Carl Whisler
Glen Mathews J
Cimarron
George” Bolds
Wild
American Weekly
Great Color
Herald-American
Homer Croy
George
Chicago Herald-American
Frost
Rex Beresford
State College
Agency
Lee’s
Dr. Hess
Phot
Yeach Drug Store
Wayne Way
Turner & Son
Broshar
John Spencer
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