Classified for Sale Items Lit by Moravia Advertisers
Classified for sale items include four spotted pot and china boars eligible for registry. bed springs and mattresses at Swain's. purebred Duroc boars and other livestock by Vac Hellyer Bros Moravia Iowa. grain buyers Goode Seed & Feed Co Albia. coal and stoker coal by Pure Ice Co Centerville and Emil Halden Moravia. clothing like men’s pants from Swain’s. monarch coal and electric range by Loyd Carter Moravia. Sunshine lump coal by D C ventige. furniture repair and various home goods. numerous real estate and broker notices by Chet Broshar Moravia. Admiral appliances. rendering services. work clothes at Swain’s. multiple ads including j S Case combine, two-piece suits, and Jonathan DeHerous apples by Guss Luse.
McCumber Rejoins Air Force From McMinnville
Jim McCumber son of Mr and Mrs H S McCumber formerly of Moravia now of Deriver Colorado was recalled to Air Force duty and left for Conley Air Force Base Texas. The Moravia high school class of 1939 graduate resided in McMinnville where he gained many friends and led the American Legion junior baseball team this summer. A personal favorite of the community he is described as true blue and yard wide in all efforts for McMinnville and Warren County with best wishes for his speedy return.
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Southern Standard
McMinville
Tenn
Jim McCumber
H. S. McCumber
Moravia
Deriver
Colo
Jim
AIR Force
McMinnville
Army Air Force
Conley
Waco
Texas
Towa
American Legion
McCumber
Warren County
The
McMinnville, Tenn
Executor's Notice for Agnes M. Watts Estate
On October 8 1951 the District Court of Appanoose County Iowa appointed Henry Bruce Watts and Paul Woods Watts as executors of the estate of Agnes M Watts late of the county. All persons owing the estate should pay and those with claims must present them to the court for allowance. George A Milani attorney for the estate.
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District Court
Appanoose County
Iowa
Agnes .M. Watts
Alowance
Henry
Bruce Watts
Paul Woods Watts
Yeast Additive Improves Livestock Gains at Colleges
A report notes that adding live yeast to pig and livestock rations at Penn State and Iowa State College improved growth rates and reduced feed costs. The dealer claims strong customer results and upcoming mineral and yeast supplies for bulk buyers.
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Penn State College
Iowa State College
Let Corn Dry In Fields This Fall
Farmers delaying harvest to let corn dry in the field aim to reduce soft corn problems. One field drying day equals ten dry days in the crib, says C H Van Vlack, extension engineer at Iowa State College. Drying is best in October. corn dries in warm fall weather and not much in winter. Check moisture content before cribbing. aim for 20 percent moisture when cribbed. Take at least 20 ears from varied spots, sample with a screwdriver, mix, seal, and test at the elevator. Ear corn with 20 to 25 percent moisture can be cribbed if cribs are ventilated and husks clean. Corn at 25 to 30 percent moisture should wait for cold weather and crib ventilators used. Corn above 30 percent should be fed early. Maximum crib widths are 6 to 7 feet in the north.
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C. H. van Vlack
Iowa State College
Community Social Highlights From Local Visits
Franklin’s By Met and Moffatts host and guest updates show neighbors visiting Russell Brown Roy Moffatt and Frank Cox homes. Olive Moffatt leads Busy Bee club. October 17 meeting set with Mrs George McCombs. Families including Argo Eliott Turner Housley and Calhouns share shared evenings and weekend visits.
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Roades Argo
Everett Stansberry
Russell Brown
Henry Eliott
Johnny
Rozella
Carolyn
Junior
Roy Moffatt
John
Exline
Roscoe Argo
Olive Moffatt
Roy
Frank Cox
Glen Turner
Ben Pickerell
Joe Lucas, Jr
Busy Bee Club
George McCombs
Linda
Francis
Lester Housley
Moravia
Mrs. Delbert Calhoun and Sons
Roscoe Argo’s
Kinser Valley By George R. Darby
Kinser Valley notes describe a farm sale west of Hocking Valley attended by the Zell Wilson family and George R. Darby. Visitors include Mrs. Gibbs and granddaughter, Mrs. Amy Clough of Albia with George Darby. LeRoy Wilson repaired a baler in Moravia, and townsfolk mention Pancake Day events, a heavy frost, and clear skies after rain.
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Zell Wilson
Hocking Valley
Gibbs
Geo. Darby
Amy Clough
Albia
George Darby
LeRoy Wilson
Moravia
Russell Darby
LeRoy
Wilson
Moran
Centerville
Weather and farm cautions in a terse regional note
Eastern towa measures eight feet for central towa and nine feet for southwestern towa. Beet cattle are creatures of habit and perform better with routine. Quiet, methodical yard work helps cattle move. Prospects show fertilizer supplies likely to fall short of demand.
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Towa
Mine Is Only Half a Home story in color magazine
A Chicago Herald-American Sunday color magazine feature explores a child’s anguish in a broken home. The piece presents the child’s feelings and reactions to parental divorce, highlighting the emotional impact and daily struggles in a compelling narrative.
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Great Color
Chicago
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Swaim
Chester White Hours, Inc
Monarch
Loyd Carter
Sunshine Lump Coal
D. C. Ventige
Benchas, VanDorin
Swain
Ronald Woodward
Mary E. Hoskingen
Chet Broshar
R. E
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Admiral Electric
Admiral
Success Barber Supply
Buell Taylor
Albia Rendering Co
Albia' Or
Ivan Helton
Harry Felton
Jonathan
De‘Herous
Ation
America
Rexall Drug Stores
Rexall
Veach Drug Store
George A. Milani
Occo
L. J. Smith
Oie
Franklin
Met
John Moffatt
Kinser Valley
George R. Darby
Aati
Wayne Way
Moravia Union
E. N. Gatterlin
Phant
Antex
Tur Revo
Riad
Peedi
Berk-Lock
Yue Loumgr
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UO Taal
Legear
Ted
Rien
Conca
Falar
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Lovage Eck
Gael
Ottman
Turner & Son
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