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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1931
Page
2
The article extols the Girl Scout program highlighting its motto Be Prepared oath loyalty and Do a Good Turn Daily. It describes first aid home economics outdoor education citizenship and leadership training as key benefits shaping healthy capable girls, alongside a community notice of club events and local visits.
The 44th General Assembly nears closure with limited progress and controversial elements. Governor Turner struggles to rally support, while redistricting and income tax plans are curtailed, leaving political maneuvering and uncertain outcomes for state governance. Strong figures like Raimsayer remain influential in the congressional scene.
The session ends with a dead income tax and assessor bill, progress on an appropriations deal, and a drivers license bill revived to require 50 cent fees and 35 patrols. Reports on University of Iowa investigations are filed, noting no criminal charges but several criticisms. Law reforms include truck and bus size limits and governor Turner’s controversial appointments.
A multipart classified listing includes farm loans offered by Chet Broshar, several sale items such as summer wood, a tractor in A-1 condition at W. E. Hirstt place, corn and Timothy seed, soybeans, Rhode Island Red eggs, shoats, purebred Jersey cow, and a trade offer. Also notes rent options a 4 room stucco bungalow on 2 acres and pasture and calf needs from AZ Save Morsvia Union.
May Day is National Health Day per the Iowa State Department of Health. The observance urges plans to improve children health and safety nationwide. It emphasizes safeguarding health for 46 million children and calls communities and parents to act. Also notes social events with local gatherings and a Progressive Club meeting with bridge and refreshments at Centerville.
G. C. Cullery visited on Sunday with his father in Mexico Missouri.
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