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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1929
Page
5
Miss Dorothy Reich returns home from Donald Tarr a Cornell Buffalo Center Iowa student to spend the holiday vacation with her mother Mrs Stella Reich and Mr and Mrs Fred Tarr at their home.
Walter Landrum tells Peggy Arliss he has found work to pay for his own clothes and future expenses, after hearing her family’s hardship. Peggy praises his decision and vows to support his effort as they plan a winter romance and a February dance. Snow falls as they lunch and discuss future plans, with Walter keeping his new job through college breaks.
Konjola claimed to relieve long standing rheumatism in three weeks per a user, Mr. J. C. Johnson of Mason City Iowa, who reported pain loss and restored appetite after two bottles. The medicine is sold at Smith Drug Store in Moravia and by local druggists.
Merle Gordon visited at M L Weatherly home Friday. Claude Paris and family called at Ray Coltrain home Monday evening. Several from the community attended the Christmas program at the Unionville school last Friday.
Edna, a 10 pound baby girl, was born to Mr and Mrs Fred Blumer on Thursday December 16. Edna joins Miller School as it prepares a Christmas tree and program for the community.
Seed dust treatments across 22 Iowa farms increased yields, especially in southeast and southwest areas hit by heavy rain and cold. Untreated corn averaged 86 bushels, treated averaged 59.5, a gain of 4.4 bushels with Semesan Merko and Sterocide yielding 4.2 to 4.6 bushels more. Costs run about four cents per acre.
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