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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1931
Page
4
A Centerville Iowa ad notes red friction surface belting sold at Gamble Stores. Buy by length in 2 inch 8-ply tie per foot. Mentions full line of automobile storm tonla.
The Berry Walden family from Ghariton visiting Monday evening with Mrs Mary Johnson and Mrs J W Halden to see Mrs Lillian Berry who remains quite ill in Moulton.
The Moravia High School Junior edition outlines class officers and mottos while sharing praise from teachers and staff. It highlights activities in athletics, glee club, journalism, and music contests, plus student poems, sayings, and senior-junior contrasts.
Milwaukee Road figures show Iowa taxes for 1930 with Apanoose County receiving 20949 85 dollars of the 1 974 572 62 paid by the railroad in the state. The line operates 2660 miles of track serving 850 stations with payrolls over 11 million dollars in normal years. Rail taxes have surged in recent years while property investment grew modestly. 1929 taxes nationwide neared 420 million dollars.
Theo Miller and Francis and Frank Chambers visited Centerville on Saturday. Lily Sylvia and Elsie Callen spent Thursday with Mrs R E Luse. Coulson and Marth Edith shopped in Centerville Monday. Mr and Mrs Guy McDanel of Centerville called on Jim Cline Monday. Dorothy Maxine and Hetty visited grandparents. Mail service failed on big route Saturday and Monday due to drifting roads. Forest Merida rode the interurban to Centerville Monday. Harry Van Antwerp and sons spent Thursday evening at the J R Crilen home. Mrs George Howell visited Mrs R E Lase Sunday afternoon. R E Luge went to Centerville Monday for grand jury service.
Public auction will be held at 2:00 PM on May 1 1931 in Appanoose County Iowa for estate realty of Ira F. Boshak. Properties include Lots 4-8 in Southeast quarter Section 15 and Lots 1-3 in North coast quarter Section 22 totaling about 107 acres. 10 percent cash. balance with deed and abstract.
Communities encouraged to expand flower beds and plant additional trees to beautify streets and improve urban greenery amid growing interest in local landscaping and environmental initiatives.
A concise reflection notes that criminal activity reaches a final, inevitable consequence as law and justice pursue offenders. The phrase suggests accountability and ultimate closure through legal action or punishment.
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