Moville Mail (Newspaper) - July 17, 1930, Moville, Iowa THE MOVILLE MAIL VOL. XLIII THU JULY 17, 1930 NO. 48 SPECIALS VACATION DAYS ARE HERE Try our drug store can supply many articles to make your vacation more safe and Sunburn and chap and first aid paper bite and sting bathing ear camp thermos bottles and shaving athletic ] 2 reg. 25c tubes Colgate Tooth Paste 1 regular 50c Colgate Tooth Brush I the three Palm Olive Shaving Cream Soap 1 New Improved Gillette Razor Both for Take Snap Bring home your vacation a It's easy to take pictures with an Let us instruct you so there can be no Kodaks up to Bring us your our work is done Eastman fadeless from South American wild washing window drying and Always will outwear a dozen sheep 85c, Our fountain for a good delicious ice cream specials and malted CON AWAY & THE SPIRIT OF MOVILLE Wallace M. Short in The Unionist and Public Forum SON OF E RAY HERE MONDAY Money Tacks Well is Our CREDIT Credit is worth more than Men who have ambitions begin a relationship with this Gradually they build standing with us that justifies larger on and Build for the Open a Checking Any man can who First Trust and savings Now Is the right time to overhaul your heating plant and put it in shape for cold We can furnish you parts and repairs for any make of boiler or Earle H. Gilford PLUMBING AND HEATING PHONE 216 USED CARS 1927 CHEVROLET 1928 CHEVROLET 1925 CHEVROLET 1924 DODGE 1923 DODGE 1928 CHEVROLET 1925 CHEVROLET 1929 CHEVROLET Stolley Chevrolet Co. TRYING TO KEEP IT A SECRET Probably the enterprise moat often attempted which least often ii the effort to keep a wedding a The only project we of which approaches It In la a request to keep an airplane is achieving She starved out the chain two years it closed its doors and its departure with to to see how the might be Moville has taken the fair away from Sioux It is home-owning merchants and farmers that did it. Ten thousand migratory chain clerks could never have turned the Last Mrs. Mamie R. representing the Institute of Social and selected several Iowa and spent a week in - each one to study the life and spirit of the She has selected Moville as the best example of what a town ought to She reports regarding the towns she one has some and all have some good but Moville has the most unified community spirit and the most definite attitude as to what the small town can was in one other town that is situated much like Moville and I found little but jealousy and complaint of the big Nearly everybody criticised and laid blame upon everybody need a mayor and an editor and a preacher or two such us Moville to say nothing of some women who will quilt together pleasantly instead of gossiping about some other Now is not a big And she is not wasting her breath for population She is spending her time doing the work that lies at her If Moville had twenty times her present and they were transient hired store would never be picked as a town worthy of Migratory hired men never build towns or cities of merely fleece the town for their absentee And Moville isn't have been on her streets enough to She has her jealousies and her But she never a spirit that shines like the aun at We have defined that spirit like ' - Her citizens love their town more than they hate each Now you may think that a sort of But let it stand that When you a town that can meet that you may be sure it is u town worth town of distinction and When you find a town of that the chain store simply cannot exist in it. We a town where the citizens love their town more than they hato each town where the town folks and the farm folks have that spirit toward ouch If the town folks live to fleece the farm folks instead of to serve then the farm folks may support the chain store or the mail order And no town can live off So just put this distinction lies in the fact that her farm folks and town love their town more than they hate each When we - get independent merchants who their cause more than they hate each we shull have the chain systems on the run Where you find independent merchants who would rather see the chain store get the business than to see their independent rival get it- who hate each other more than they love their chain store will flourish and will put them all out of When we get a Labor Movement in which the members within each craft and the craft unions in their attitude toward other craft love their common cause of justice and humanity more than they hate each we Hhall have a Labor Movement that will change the of When we get Farm in which members within each and the organizations in their attitude toward one love equality for agriculture more they hate each we shall achieve equality for So you may just put this In the town or city or tion whose members have some love and loyalty together that is greater than their hate toward each there you will find distinction and There will be competitions and of but they will be of the sportsmanlike Where the people of a country love their national spirit of the than they hate each that country is safe accident out of the And be- Those people will not accept things lieve it or we have been the re- as they They will love things of such as they ought to and battle for there waa a man who appropriated them That is patriotism a windmill in Pawnee county It is the power of these loves al years and hid and loyalties that saves men from Tiller and being migratory chain Thomas E. called at The Mail office Monday a line of novelties for f Before stating his business Mr. Ray told us he had heard his father and mother speak Moville and Schaller when he was a boy nt home in Mont. In the course of conversation we learned that his father is Ed who was a blacksmith here in the early days and led the Moville We told him we knew Ed Ray well and that we played cornet with Knowing that Mrs. Ray is n sister of Charlie we told the young man that his uncle lives This brought about a meeting for the first as the former was born after the family left Mr. and Mrs. Ray left Moville in 1891, three months before the for and there they still Mrs. Ray suffered a stroke of paralysis last The Rays came to Moville from where Ed's father was the first YORK COLLEGE TRIO GIVES FINE CONCERT A high class musical program was given in the U. B. church Tuesday night by a trio from the United Brethren college at Nebr. The trio is composed of Vicente Colon of Porto Milan of Smith and Lee of who play piano and re Mr. Knolle is a vocalist In their solo and ensemble playing the boys displayed remarkable talent and were given generous Mr. singing of was Mr. Colon gave some interesting information about Porto His command of English is very good The others told of the benefits derived from attendance at York The young people of the church served lunch spent a social hour after the SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 2-lb BROWN 2-Ib tall 2 cans PORK & Jack 2 large CORN large 2 WORK Baker assorted RAG 27x54, assorted CAKE cake plates 2 POWDERED 2-lb per per extra heavy 2 cans COMBINATION UNION children's Nainsook Yours for Service and Quality Merchandise HUNTING GARBAGE REMOVAL Arrangements for the removal of garbage have been made by the town council and householders are asked to co-operate in the matter J Collections garbage will be made three times a week and tin cans will be gathered at intervals when Instructions have been sent to each householder to have two one for enns and rubbish and the other for table garbage free from The latter will be collected by a furmer for his hogs every and RELIEF FOR MERCHANTS At a regular meeting of the Commercial club Tuesday night a plan was agreed upon to protect merchants from being annoyed by solicitors for advertising schemes and by It will now be for solicitors to apply for permission to a committee of three men who will pass on each If permission is granted a card will be given each solicitor and each merchant can then decide how to treat W. E. James Graham and B. R. Stiles are members of the TWOGOOD FAMILY REUNION The annual reunion of the family held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dyers northwest of Relatives numbering 75 were present from North Illinois and Following dinner on the lawn a program of music was Next year the reunion will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Battle ROAD WORK AT KINGSLEY A gang of 40 men are at work grading tho road cast of Kingsley to connect with the Cherokee road at the county This road will be graveled as soon as the grading and bridging is With the completion of this road it will make four graveled roads leading to A GREAT SPECTACLE AT THE STATE FAIR Des July 15, The famous American open-air tracing the progress of mankind from the Creation down to the pros ent time and said to be the largest production of its kind ever conceived in this country to be brought to Iowa thin summer as a feature on six nights of the Iowa State officials announced here this The production is so large that it requires three huge outdoor for its with thousands of feet of scenic hundreds of and u corps of The production cost is said to be more thun It is accompanied by an elaborate musical and carries with it its own its own and a notable cast of principal Covering the story of the rise and progress of the extravaganza embodies such scenes us the of the Awakening of Christianity in ancient the awakening of the new and the discovery of the Awakening of America in the days of tho The Awakening of Freedom during the Civil and tho Awakening of the new dgc with a forecast of America a few years In addition to elaborate scenic and the production will be by a great program of said to be the largest and most costly ever presented at the Included in the cust will be the internationally known ballet and the adagio dancers from the famous picture the of Shows Theodore late director for Cecil will be one of the Fair officials said today that the production would exceed in size and in cost anything of its kind previously presented in the William J. of and Miss Goldia Wright daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. V were married on Monday July 1, at B p. in the Little Brown Church near Iowa Mr. and Mrs. Benson will reside in BACK FROM GERMANY Henry Martin returned Thursday from a trip to his native Ger Henry thought two weeks was long enough for him to stay over store serfs and and makes them independent freemen build cities Make Their Own Com Real Gas Service No Matter Where You WITH the wonderful Coleman housewives every where - on farms and in small towns or large can now enjoy quick and dependable gas cooking service that fills every You have a modern gas stove and a gas plant -all in Tho Coleman Hot-Blast Starter produces full cooking heat in CO Burners produce a clean blue hot and You can instantly regulate the flame on either center or side burners to any cooking A heat Does Away With Dirt TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN The Four Fair association will hold tt meeting Tuesday July 21), ut H o'clock in the town hall at Moville for the purpose of electing officers to till vacancies caused by the resignation of members of the executive An amendment to the articles of incorporation will be considered at this Any resident of Woodbury county who is interested in the development of agriculture may become a member of the Fair association by signing the membership thus complying with the law under which said association is H. M. Arkansas For Bobby the British open is merely another closed The Coleman Cooker does away with coal and banishes the extra work and dirt these fuels Eliminates the troublesome smoky service of oil Fuel is common gasoline under No wicks to no chimneys to no crawling no soot or smoke to blacken pots and Just like regular city what the Coleman Cooker brings to your You get speedy action A flame so intensely hot that it bakes biscuits or boils 2 quarts of water in 4 to G boils - cooks anything any easily and Only 2 cents worth of fuel cooks the average meal on this modern that every housewife Made in various at prices to fit every Come In for a Demonstration M. E. SOUTHWICK NEWS WRITING BULLETIN A new of Farm and Home a handbook county and home demonstration township publicity chairmen and other extension workers is now available by t from the Extension Iowa State I have taken over the bulk of the Standard Oil Co. and promise fair dealing and prompt service to Your patronage will be 1'hones and Carbon paper at The Mail W. Logan shipped two cars of cattle to Chicago He
