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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1963
Page
1
Ray Ramblin reports a magazine quip claiming Joseph Kennedy released a new record titled My Sons The Government. The note mentions harvest weather remains favorable with corn crops overflowing storage on many farms. A farmer’s dilemma shows a large corn acreage aided by heavy fertilization and strong stand under good conditions.
A farmer reports a bumper corn crop with plans for a larger grain elevator and expanded storage. He contemplates trading equipment or sharing profits as harvest time nears. Nearby Red Rock dam site draws steady Sunday traffic. concrete work seems limited since last year observation.
The Board of Supervisors of Apfia noose County met in regular session with Ralph O. Wood Loyd Carter and Gail Felkner present. They transacted routine business including processing general fund claims and related records.
A historic county ledger lists numerous payments to individuals and firms including salaries, office supplies, repairs, insurance, and utilities. The long artifact shows entries for departments, treasurers, and various vendors, with totals and fund allocations across general, court, and secondary road funds amid routine administrative duties.
The Tay lorettes 4H club met at the home of Marjorie and Martha French on October 17 at 7:130 o'clock. Seven members answered the roll call with safety tips in baking. Members present included Michie Ann Condra Mary Kay Spencer Sharon Wilson Marjorie French And McDonough Martha French Shaile Wilson plus three visitors. New business covered awards sight set for October 28, and record books were returned. Mary Kay Spencer spoke on How to Buy and Store Meat Sheila Wilson spoke on Rating Fight for Food Health. Refreshments were provided by Mrs French and the French sisters Report by Mary Kay Spencer.
Tax sale of delinquent real estate in Appanoose County Iowa is set for December 4 1961. The Lot Tote ey A 8 and om Block 4 Johnston was sold for 1969 and 1960 taxes with certificate of Purchase issued to Appanoose County. Redemption expires in 90 days after notice. deed will follow if not redeemed. County Auditor Farnsworth Centerville Iowa notes.
Tax sale notice announces delinquent years 1958 1959 and 1980 on real estate in Appanoose County Iowa with description and sale date on December 4 1981 at the regular tax sale. It notes the property was sold to Appanoose County and a certificate of purchase issued by the county treasurer.
Readable fragments indicate a dated document from October 13 in Galveston area with names and ownership notes, referencing a city and property. Content is incomplete but suggests a land or ownership transfer in a municipal notice.
Public tax sale begun December 4 1961 for delinquent taxes on lands in Appanoose County Iowa. Certificates of purchase issued to Appanoose County with redemption period ninety days. deed to follow if not redeemed. Centerville Iowa October 18 1969 signed Verle Farnsworth County Auditor.
Tax sale notice states John and Sahdra Hurtado face a December 4 listing for Lot 15 Geo Bigid's Subdivision Wahia in Section 16 Township 60 Range BE 18, with delinquent taxes for years 1958 1960 and 1950. Appanoose County Iowa issued a certificate of purchase and a deed will be made unless redemption occurs within ninety days after service in Centerville Iowa posted October 24 31 November 7 1963.
County records reveal property Lot 1 Block 4 Jas McDonald Add to Udell Iowa in Appanoose County sold for delinquent taxes 1968 1950 and 1980. Redemption ends 90 days after service of notice. deed issued upon completion of sale. County Auditor Farnsworth dated October 24 31 November 1968 or 1969.
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