Gravity Mars Editor Hints Second Class Mail Status
J. S. Francis editor and publisher listed as gravity town post office entry second class mail matter in the official notice showing newspaper filing status and local mailing designation.
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Newspaper
Gravity Independent
Location
Gravity, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1915
Page
12
Better Weather Coming Monday in Iowa Despite Rough Weekend
A chaotic weather day in Iowa mixed snow flurries sunshine and sleet showing the state’s climate fickleness. The piece notes strong swings from North Dakota blizzards to bright spring sun and urges patience as spring nears. It predicts a banner year for corn and praises upcoming milder days with moisture needed for growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Weather Bureau
Towa
North Dakota
Community Movement and Local Happenings In March
Neighbors welcome new families moving to farms around Gravity Shenandoah and Fairene Newman returns to near Gravity. The Leonard family arrives home, son Henry recovering from surgery. Local sales, church visits, and weather disrupt Sunday School while measles spread. Current Events club hosts needlework and Edith Ledgerwood solo with upcoming meeting at Geo. Irwin’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hinton
Frank Chitty
James Green
Corning
Dan Haley
Mr. Green
Ray Milliken
T. C. Roberts
E. M. Baker
James Ackley
Oak Hill
Frank Fleming
Mr. Rainforth
Rev. B. Rhodes
J. G. Posten
Edith Ledgerwood
Geo, Irwin
The Chain-Gang of Civilizations and Women in Labor
A critical piece argues women face bondage in southern fields and wage labor. It claims 1.5 million women work in agriculture, notes slave emancipation, and warns industrial warfare harms women as primary victims. The author urges congress to address burdens on families and society.
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Mason and Dixon
Fies
United Stas
E Neers
Congress
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