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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1929
Page
1
Moravia Union notes its status as a second class mail publication at Moravia Appanoose County Iowa under the Acts of Congress of March 3 1879. H K Smith is listed as Editor and Publisher.
A Christmas reflection extols the holiday as the world’s greatest day, honoring Jesus of Nazareth and favoring home with family. It evokes carols, decorations, and timeless ideals, urging continued Christmas spirit year round for joy, kindness, and peace. May your hearth be bright and your plum pudding lift spirits this season.
A New Year message notes the start of 1930 with resolve to keep resolutions beyond thirty days. The Union states its sole aim for the year is to make every issue as interesting as possible for every reader.
A reader requests daily publication of every item of interest, extending well wishes for the New Year to all, and urging continuous coverage not only on a planned Wednesday but each day of the year and for years to come.
The piece urges shared goodwill beyond gifts, noting Christmas has deeper meaning for all Christians. It calls for peace and even disarmament considerations as world events shape the holiday mood, urging simple acts like Aunt Jane’s sewing kit to embody true Christmas spirit.
Lawrence Leng of Parsons College Editorial Class urges creation of a new lasting ideal of friendship through thoughtful social action and communal effort. The remark highlights student leadership and moral development as pathways to stronger campus ties.
A historical reflection notes rising productivity and speed, fewer people and larger families, but higher wages. It questions why unemployment rises as factories run longer yet lay off workers after peak demand while invention replaces labor. The farmer struggles to keep up with costs and speed, pursuing a better car with limited resources.
Charles R. Woods reflects on speed and safety in a Parsons College editorial. Clarence Tyrell family and Bruce Watts family plan Christmas Day at H. E. Watts home. Alma Keemer leaves Monday for Treynor Iowa for a holiday visit with Mrs. Burmeister and other friends in Cornell Bluffs and McClelland.
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