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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1964
Page
1
The piece urges Yes on the constitutional ballot to preserve the ballot box for future changes and explains a Yes on the judicial ballot to keep current judges appointed by the governor and a bar committee until a majority vote calls for replacement. Cider, corn harvests near completion with strong yields, and Halloween vandalism reports surface alongside juvenile delinquency concerns.
A terse wartime style plea urges readers to vote on Tuesday and exercise their privilege to influence governance. It warns against relying on polls as a business venture and emphasizes thinking independently rather than following leaders or poll results.
Fragmentary lines discuss letting out antennas, costs, destruction, and potential guidance or financing for restitution. Mentions Parefits and time of year in a vague warning tone. No clear event, place, or persons are identifiable from the readable text.
Franklin Farmers held a regular meeting at Cecil Cooper's home on October 19. President Richard Calhoun led the pledge to the flag and roll call of 12 members. Dale Ammons was voted in as a new member. committee demonstrations covered Brucellosis Control and honoring the flag.
The Monroe Busy Maidens 4-H Club met at Linda and Cindy Johnsons home. Seven members answered roll call on What I Have Achieved This Year in 4-H Clubwork. Officers to be elected next November. $51 from fair ribbons. Six dozen cookies donated to Citizenship Day Banquet. Night adjourned after refreshments. Lou Ellen Rowley, reporter.
Mrs Ross Stark visits Ft Madison with her sister a patient in a hospital there. Mr and Mrs Lester Ogden from Oregon State visited last week with his brother Dwight and family. Mr and Mrs Walter Smith of Granada Hills Calif called Saturday on cousin Metta Harrington. Mrs Jerry Llanas of Ottumwa visits sister George Hopkins and family. Mr and Mrs Charley Johnson visited Davenport relatives last week. Bob Lewman of Des Moines visited Saturday with sister Earl Morrison and family. Ralph Tomlin of Salt Lake City and Charley Tomlin of Ottumwa called Monday on Metta Harrington. Mr and Mrs Paul Lippert and Mrs Clara Wilson called Sunday afternoon on friends. Weekend guests with Mrs Martha Cross included Floyd Harvel family Waterman and Bob Cross Russell Kelley Des Moines. Mr and Mrs Jim Green Des Moines and Minnie Tharp were Sunday guests with Mr and Mrs Clarence Green who hosted 12 friends of Danny on Saturday for his birthday.
Voted officials listed including Judge Cora Foster Duane Wood Warren Clark Clerk Eleanor Foster. Precinct names Illinois Georgia Brazil precinct details appear incomplete. Readable fragments show election setup with names and roles for polling day and ballot handling.
A long OCR fragment enumerates precincts in multiple townships with named judges and clerks. It includes Hoyd O Bry ant and many party affiliations and officials for 2nd Ward, Franklin Township, Pleasant Town, Sharon Township, Unio n Township, Vermillion, Walnut Township, Walnut City, Washington Township, Wells Township, Caldwell, Centerville, and Lis precincts with judges and clerks. The readable items name dozens of individuals and their positions rather than a coherent narrative or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR lists names of judges clerks and officials by township with party tags and positions. The garbled text references Rathrygpial ai Judge Noema Minghe Glens Luyena Jordan and others District court names appear with clerks and auditors across multiple townships including Johns Taylor and Washington.
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