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Newspaper

Gravity Independent

Location

Gravity, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1930

Page

2

Cox Voted No on Truck Bill in Local Campaign Scrutiny

The Independent defends its stance on campaign misstatements about a 1929 House vote. It explains a reproduced journal page shown to Dr. F. A. Hines, misrepresented by opponents, and clarifies R. W. Cox’s position on House File No. 424, the truck bill, amid a dispute over published records and political maneuvering.

Cox Independent Brockton News Adams County Free Press Dr. Reed Representative Club of Gravity Iowa House Journal F. A. Hines R. W. Cox Hines c Reed Journal of the House Mr. Cox

Correction of the Journal Vote Change Controversy

A report discusses a lawmaker's late night vote change on a bill and subsequent use of the corrected vote in campaign materials. It notes that changing during the night is seen as bad practice and questions the integrity of those circulating a journal based circular. The piece asserts Cox initially supported the bill, later sought unanimous consent to alter his vote, and argues he misrepresented his stance to constituents.

House Cox Blockton and Corning

Oak Hill Ladies Attend Guss Aid Meeting at Mrs Huss Home

Oak Hill residents gathered at Mrs. Lewis Huss for a Guss Aid Society meeting with about 50 attendees. A lunch of ice cream and angel food cake followed. Nearby events included a Gravity park picnic honoring Mrs. Katie White of Greenleaf and a birthday dinner for Mrs. Fannie Terry of Gauss with family and friends attending.

Oak Hill Guss Aid Society Lewis Huss Mesdames Lottie Kimpton Marjorie Cerven Edith Jones Inice Crowell Maud O’dell Myrtle Corbin Ralph McPherron Gravity Park Katie White Greenleaf Kansas Gravity Jim Terry Jimmis Green Carrie Green Marcia Fannie Terry Guass Florence Sippel Dale Foster

Community Notes From Rural Iowa Gatherings

Sunday activities include visits near Villisca and Brooks. Families attended picnics at Kerner and Akers homes. Eliza Vincent returned from Cornell Bluffs for her niece’s graduation. Oak Hill Aid plans Gravity meet. Old Fashioned quilting bee at Crowell yielded The Friendship Quilt and a potluck.

Atives Larned Kangas Lester Corbin Eliza Vincent Mary West Cornell Bluffs Oak Hill Aid Society M. B. Aid Society Phillips Gravity Oacar Cerven Frank Akers Inice Crowell Mesdames Lottie Kimpton Jessie Fuelberth Marjorie Cerven Minnie Jones Doris Barker Lily Liston Myrtle Corbin Mabel Firkins Chas Firkins Sidney Murray Oneida Illinois Crowell

Baker Funeral Draws Family From Here

E. M. Baker wife and other relatives from here attended the funeral service of John Baker at New Market on Sunday.

E. M. Baker John Baker New Market

No News Value In Advertising In The Independent

Dearborn, Michigan newspaper argues publishers must charge for ads to cover costs. It explains fair rates fund news, separate free notices from ad space, and treats all advertisers equally without free publicity.

Dearborn Michigan Independent

What Will Gravity Do Now A Bank Failure in Iowa Town

The Independent reflects on a banking collapse hitting a town long served by two banks and now one, urging residents to remain hopeful. It stresses the community’s assets including a new school, good roads, and a strong trade area, insisting the bank should serve the town and not panic.

Independent Iowa

Quote urges united support before urgent moment

A speaker warns that failure by the people to back the effort will doom it, urging calm resolve while ready to act now. The message emphasizes solidarity, timeliness, and collective action as essential to success.

Postmaster Beemer Heads Coastbound With Family Guests

Postmaster Jay Beemer and his wife and son Harold left yesterday in the Beemer car for an extended trip to the Pacific coast country. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Hicks.

Jay Beemer Harold Seymour Hicks Beemer Pacific Coast

Tingley Fire Sparks Third Blaze in Six Months

A severe blaze struck Tingley Tuesday night marking the third major fire in six months. Officials report possible arson as investigations proceed and efforts to determine a motive continue.

Tingley

Osceola Couple Visits Sister Over Weekend

Mr and Mrs Robert Jenson of Osceola arrived Saturday evening and visited through Sunday at the home of her sister Mrs Will Price and with other relatives.

Robert Jenson Osceola Will Price

Royal Neighbors Meet in Sharpsburg This Saturday

C and Taylor of Sharpsburg visited here Tuesday. The Royal Neighbors will meet at 2:00 PM at the hall on Saturday June 5. George Livingston drove from Clarinda Tuesday to visit friends.

C. &. Taylor Sharpsburg George Livingston Clarinda

Dutton and Brand families visit Robt Gilmore in York

Mr and Mrs Elmer Dutton and Carl and Beulah Brand with Mrs Emma Gilmore traveled to York Nebraska on Saturday to visit Robt Gilmore. The Duttons returned home Sunday night while Mrs Gilmore stayed for a longer visit with her son.

Elmer Dutton Carl and Beulah Brand Emma Gilmore York Nebraska Robt. Gilmore Dutton Mrs. Gilmore

New 1930 Corona radio with tone control and tubes

Gamble Stores in Clarinda Iowa advertises a 1930 Corona radio featuring tone control three screen grid tubes and a handsome cabinet priced at 9900 dollars. The ad highlights low tube usage and direct sale from 293 South East Main Street.

Gamble S. E Main St Clarinda

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Gravity Oil Company James R. Locke Councellor Bedford Kansas City Veterinary College B. E. Wycoff Walter Cramers West Side Will Harper New Market, Iowa Free Methodist Church G. F. Tackett Joseph Pieringer Optometrist Wetmore Funeral I, P. Flick Flick Lucas J. A. Local Citizens State Savings Bank Prangis Owa Associat Western Electric Sound Pictures Bedford, Iowa Gary Cooper Mary Brian Sun Mon George Bancroft Mary Astor Frederic March Charley Chase Sally O’neil Four Marx Bros Cocoanuts Graham McNamee Elmer Brown Teeta Frank Wisdom O. J. Kirkere Bedford National Bank Himma Price E. J. Posten Goodyear Tires Judson Morrison
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