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Newspaper
Gravity Independent
Location
Gravity, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1929
Page
11
Benedict Piano Co offering used pianos with prices from 75 to 125 and a fine Gylbransen Player at 200. Mahogany case pianos described as good and fully warranted with many like new. located in Clatinda with a 38-21 reference.
Mrs. Roy Rainforth died after a blood infection that began from a pimple on her upper lip. She was hospitalized at St Joseph Missouri where doctors attempted emergency surgery to remove the poison from her neck. The end came after rapid deterioration and a final message indicated death within hours. No funeral arrangements have been made.
A fragmented OCR passage shows stray phrases about a comedy act and characters named Mary. The readable portions lack clear context or a cohesive news event. Further transcription is needed to identify a real subject, participants, and location.
The performance featured a large, varied cast with each member portraying a unique personality. The staging was solid, though space limited improved presentation. Music came from the church orchestra and the proceeds pleased the ladies.
For sale peachblow potatoes in both early and late varieties. Price 88:8ts. Address for Savage, Gy A.
The Adams County Free Press summarizes county road funding hopes tied to the Hammill plan and state bond act decisions. It notes possible county elections, the need for hard surfaced roads, and that several counties may delay until legislation allows road construction. Also covered are Church notes and local schedule updates.
The Washington Township meeting Monday swore in new board members for districts 2 4 and 7. Ward did not attend. directors named include Nol Ray Ak John Ridnour No 3 er No 4 Walter Car o 6 Fred Keith No Campbell No 8 Harry Inc No 9 Ola Wallace Kimpton secretary was told to handle sale of district No 5 which has been closed for years.
Marl Coy is employed at the high street barber shop, continuing a local service role. Details on tenure or duties are not specified in the fragment.
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