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Newspaper
Gravity Independent
Location
Gravity, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1905
Page
2
A display of celebrated Keys Brothers buggies and carriages invites inspection. The woods have stood the test for years and are acknowledged as the best. Examine this superb line and compare prices. Also featured are Peter Schuttler and Pioneer wagons.
Local shop promotes Woodmansee Mill and a full line of pumps tanks and wind mill fittings. They urge customers to give them a chance to save money by choosing their goods and services.
A complete stock of up to date hardware including heavy and shelf hardware. Wide selection of steel ranges and cook stoves. Car load of Denton woven wire fence just received. See the new line of washing machines and compare prices.
The Gravity Independent notes G. E. Nevins traded his residence in Clarinda to Andrew Fees for a farm southwest of town about two weeks ago. Nevins and family moved to their new home while Fees departed for Clarinda with his car Tuesday.
The ceremony united Jess B. Van Wrinkle and Josephine Nott in marriage on Tuesday. The bride, daughter of Henry and Mrs Nott, resides in this town. The notice also covers election plans for city offices, obituaries, family histories, and local editorial reflections urging civic spirit and diligence.
The Mennonite community hosts revival meetings led by Evangelist Shaw and his wife. Attendees report many converts and sanctifications with several claiming healing during the services.
Daniel C. Reeve died at his residence seven miles northwest of Gravity on March 1 1905 after weeks of suffering. He was born January 12 1844 in St Lawrence County New York and married on October 1 1869.
A Lenox New Times piece praises M. A. Simmer as a man of remarkable physical feats who can outperform rivals and claims his two month old daughter can sit up and stand, signaling extraordinary prowess in their locality. The report frames Simmer as a standout, calm and athletic father of a sprightly child.
The passage argues that prosperity ties to broad cooperation in a village. Unity makes progress easier, while discord hinders growth. Envy jealousy and hatred are condemned as harmful to judgment and community harmony.
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