Moravia Local Notice of Second Class Mail Entry
Moravia Binion note indicating entry as second class mail matter at Moravia post office Appanoosa County Iowa under the March 3 1879 act. Published weekly on Thursdays by H. K. and W. T. Smith publishers.
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Moravia
Appanoosa County
Iowa
Congress
H. K
W. T. Smith
The Forgotten Man of 1883 and 1934
A condensed republication examines the 1883 Sumner essay on the Forgotten Man and its relevance to later campaigns. It portrays the laborer who pays taxes, supports families, and endures political shifts, asking who truly bears the nation’s costs.
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William, Graham Sumner
Yale University
David Lawrence
The
United News
Yale
United States News
Ion
Lawrence
Forgotten Men
Hia
Dia
Sumner
Burlington
Hawkeye-Gabette
Veterans press for adjusted compensation payments claim
Corydon Times-Republican reports World War veterans urge federal action on adjusted compensation certificates while charging others with selfishness. They say debt has surged by ten billion dollars in two years and warn benefits are tied to government spending. If the budget balances and debt declines, vets may delay claims.
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Hiade
Goldiere
Corydon Times-Republican
Thanksgiving Dinner Honor and Birthday Gathering
Mr. and Mrs. J F Chamber hosted a Thanksgiving dinner at their south town home. The event celebrated their daughter Mrs. Everett’s birthday with a candle lighted cake. Fourteen guests attended including Richard Ballow, Betty, George, and Jimmie Harlow of Moulton, and Gerald Hun, Wynas of Albis.
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J.F. Chamber
Everett
Richard Ballow
Betty
George
Jimmie Harlow
Moulton
God Wren
Gerald Hun- Sincere
Satterett Wynas
Albis
Wingle Me and r of Wi
A fragmentary notice mentions Wingle and related figures in a local context with limited readable details. The item appears as a brief public record or short notice without clear action dates or governing body names.
Arthur Brisbane Feature Begins In Union This Week
A Union newspaper announces a weekly Arthur Brisbane editorial column This Week highlighting Brisbane as a premier modern editor known for blunt American opinion and clear prose Born in 1864 in Buffalo he rose from reporter to editor across the New York press landscape and the London desk
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Arthur Brisbane
Brisbane
Implice
United States
Mr. Brisbane
Buffalo
N.Y
France
Germany
New York
London
Evening Sun
New York World
New York Journal
Three Escape Injury In Car Snow Plow Tangle
Willie McDanel Mra H G Broshar and A G Broshar were in a Sunday evening auto crash near Hilton while attempting to pass a farming grader snow plow. The Dodge coupe owned by McDanel suffered major damage but no personal injuries. The car struck a guard fence breaking several posts after the back wheel of the grader jumped out and caught the tuning board.
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Willie McDanel
Mra
H. G. Broshar
A. G. Broshar
Mr. McDanel
Ottumwa
Ryman McDavel
Hilton
League Rally at M. E. Church Next Sunday
The sub-district cabinet will share charge of the league service at the M. E. church next Sunday evening with a rally day observed. They will present How can I make my life count for Christ and What youth ex pects of the older generation. Officers include George Teele Albia president Corwin Johnson Cincinnati first vice president Jamey Calhoun Icon ium second vice president Ed Phillips Centerville third vice president Donald Darby Morayis secretary treasurer Leroy Parsons All the cabinet members. The Carter family from Higueville and Rollie Center guests at Thanksgiving.
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League
M. E
George Teele
Albia
Corwin Johnson
Cincinnati
Jamey Calhoun
Iconium
Ed. Phelips
Centerville
Donald Darby
Morayis
Leroy Parsons
Leave & Part
Local Happenings and Thanksgiving Visits Across Town
Miss Ruby Winsler of Center ville spent Thanksgiving with relatives. Miss Marjory Cameron went to Kirksville Missouri to attend college for the winter. Mr. and Mrs Runsel Reich of Chicago announce the birth of a daughter Karlin Lee on November 22. Oliver Irelan came home from Galesburg Illinois for Thanksgiving and stayed over the weekend with his father Geo Reich. Mr and Mrs Harl Brain and children of Hedrick visited, along with Mr and Mrs Clarence Tyrrel and children of Albia, for Thanksgiving. Mrs Stella Reich visited her daughter in Mancatine and relatives in Town City. Suze Jay and Franela Ohrl er hunted pheasants in northern Iowa. Mrs Warner Muir is recovering after a recent operation in a St Louis hospital. Bill Morgan and Iry visited his sister in St Louis for a short time last week.
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Ruby Winsler
Centerville
Marjory Cameron
Kirksville
Runsel Relch
Chicago
Karlin Lee
Oliver Irelan
Galesburg
Geo, Irelan
Harl Brain
Hedrick
Clarence Tyrrel
Albia
Stella Reich
John Potter
Mancatine
Helen
Donald Reich
Town City
T. J. Suze
Jay
Franela Oehlier
Iowa
Wm. Morgan
Warner Muir
St. Loula
Bill Morgan
Iry
St. Louis
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