Editorial on newspaper policy and paid publicity in Seymour
The Seymour Herald editor argues a paper must sell advertising to survive while balancing news value with business needs. He notes paid ads fund operations, sometimes limiting free publicity for community groups, and urges readers to recognize the revenue role behind editorial choices.
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Seymour Herald
Moravia Union
the Herald
The
Herald
Seymour
Edip
Seymour Herald Promotes Local Advertising Support
The Seymour Herald notes every business faces problems and stresses balancing a successful newspaper with backing worthy causes. It asserts that continued home newspaper publicity serves as Seymour's booster, relying on advertising patrons to sustain its public service.
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Seymour
Herald
Squarely Opposed to the Other in 1936 Election
Corydon Times- Republican argues the 1936 race should force a clearly anti New Deal Republican stance. It urges opponents to condemn NRA TVA HOLC WPA FHA and social security, offering voters a distinct choice to evaluate records and governance ahead of next year’s election.
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New York
Roosevelt
Republicana
NRA
TVA
HOLC
WPA
FHA
Social Security
Fieg
Corydon Times- Republican
Government to pay soldiers' adjusted bonus next year
The Corydon Times-Republican reports that the government will pay soldiers' adjusted compensation certificates, or bonuses, in the coming year. It is believed Congress will pass the act and the president is not expected to veto. The funds exist for this obligation, though not due until 1945.
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Corydon
Repub
Deaths of 1935 reported in The Moravia Union
A compact notice lists numerous death entries from 1934 to 1984 including Will Spencer of Albia aged 75, Hula Nadine Hauk age 20 in Winthrop, and Laura Veach age 59 from Centerville. It inventories names, ages, dates, and places across Iowa and nearby states.
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Will Spencer
Hewes
Mont
Geo
Brackett
Bunsell Lee Haught
Haught
M. L. Weatherly
J. I. Funkhouser
Glenys
Wyo
Francis M. Irelan
Davig Co
Ro. Forshowe
Joe Hiatt
Ef A . Akeley
D. W. Eads
Pratt
Kansas
Imagee
May Brackett
Orion
Albert H. Whisler
Bloomfield
J. G. Wilson
W. E. McGrary
C. M. McFatridge
Mra
Gary McCay
Jessie Tomlin
Unionville
L. D. Whitton
Sylvester H. Barker
G. W. Carpenter
Arrriages of 1935 in Moravia Union notice
Moravia Union item lists marriages from Moravia and vicinity with couples and home locations. Entries include Valda Minnick of Moulton to Harry Curl of Udell, Alice Shaw of LeRoy to Lowell Van Dorin, Norma Firkina to Wilhelm Blumenstock, and many others with dates mainly in 1934 1935.
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Moravia
Valda Minnick
Moulton
Harry Curl
Udell
Cincinnati
Alice Mabel Shaw
LeRoy
Iowa
Lowell B
van Dorin
Chas
Selby Farm
Norma Lee Firkina
Wilhelm Blumenstock
Hibbing
Mina
Anns Healey
Englewood
N. J
John W. Fulton
New York City
Ruth Coon
Hartford
Claude McDanel
Bonita Lagle
Rudolph Pence
Lavene Kingery
Harold van Dorin
Emma ‘Alden
J. Wills
Kansas City
Faye Woolums
Packwood
Dale Selix
Rs Pearl Burns
Vna Pearl
Burdette Werk
Mie
Mos
Mildred Benge
Centervilla
John Sharp
Ate
Juanita Frances Histt
Virel Pooley
Centerville
Nee Burns
Roy Underwood
Doris McrDunel
Florence Irene Seeman
Algone
Daniel John Zarda
Tee Westerbera
D. C. Inelan
Eunice P. Whitton
Des Moines
Louis R. Mudd
Newton
Lois Irene Davia
Harold Lee Maton
Mora
Obituary notices listing many local burials by date and place
A long OCR style obituary list with numerous names ages and dates from Iowa and neighboring states. Entries include John W. Reynolds 78 May 6 Tia. Mrs R S Coulson 87 May 21. Irene Wyeoff Fogler 34 April 126. Dr W M Harris 48 July 17. infant and multiple ages with towns such as Indianola Fremont Moulton Ashland Princeton Torrington and more.
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John W. Reynolds
Tia
R. S. Coulson
Sam Barnett
Milton
Iowa
Andera Sonderland
Fremont
Owa
Irene Wyeoff Fogler
Indianola
McDonald
Bartleaville
Okla
Sarah Elswick
Ashland
Til
G. N. Wyeoff
Helen Viola Simmons
Mrs. Mary Bennett
Winterset
Roy W. Winsler
C. N. Main
Joe Schoech
Blakesburg
Amos Robinson
Moulton
John H. Huey
Parkstone
D. D
Mary Roberts
W. M. Harris
Mystic
Winston DuVall
Robert Easter
Rusgeil A. Smith
Unionville
R. B. Cargon
KING THEATRE ALBIA PROGRAMS FOR DECEMBER
The King Theatre in Albia Iowa lists December showings including Gena Vievé Tobin IABRES 1 TO ROMANCE and Storm Over the Andes. Dec 26 Wheeler and Meet in Rainmar. Dec 27 28 Two features Way Down West and Tumble Weeds. Dec 29 30 The Marx Brothers A Night at the Opera. Dec 31 Two features The Pay-Off and Mary Burns Fugitive.
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Deck Holt
Andes
the Marx Broa
OPERA
Mary Burns
Marriages Recorded Across Iowa and Nearby States
A list of marriage notices includes Ruth Waugh to Arthur J Moon on August 2, in Moravia Helen Hellyer of Moravia to Kenneth W Johnson of Nampa Idaho on September 7 near Ellendale Minnesota Gladys Mshin to Francis Lane both of Albia on September 10 near Hiteman Olive Harper near Unionville to Curtis Tomlin on September 29 east of Morava Clara Karso to Bert Fisher both of Albia on October 4 Albia Leona Maxine Hall of Parnell to James Earl Party of Vinton on October 8 Parnell Zelma Hedgecock of Centerville RR2 to Harry Jennings on October 27 Walnut City Mary Parke to Hugh McFartridge farm west of Moravia.
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Ruth Waugh
Arthur J.moon
Helen Hellyer
Moravia
Kennneth W. Johnson
Nampa
Idaho
Ellendale
Minn
Gladys Mshin
Francis Lane
Albia
Hiteman
Olive Harper
Unionville
Curtis Tomlin
Morava
Clara Karso
Greater Safety From TB Gift Of Xmas Seals
Des Moines records an announcement of increased safety from tuberculosis as a Christmas gift to Appasicone county residents. The Iowa Tuberculosis Association notes deaths fell from 654 in 1938 to 621 in 1984, with broader declines nationally. Moravia Union is praised for delivering the aid backed by newspaper editors and advertisers. The note stresses TB remains the largest killer among ages 15 to 45 and calls for continued effort.
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Appasicone County
Iowa Tuberculosis Association
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Moravia Union
W. Kammejer
A& Towang
Iowa
Christmas Mail Reminds Residents of Shared Task
A fragmentary 1935 holiday message urges residents to reflect on a collective mission. Doctors and sanitatiums oversee groups and individuals in the fight, stressing the ongoing great task ahead as Christmas seals on mail and packages serve as reminders.
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Auraés
Es Sanitatiums
Dqntity
Kamieier
Death notices and social updates from Moravia and Albia
White Dove Misa Blanche Grahatt and her father returned home from Nebraska where they were called by the death of their son and brother. Mea. Warren DuVall spent last week in Moravia, Don Blumer spent Saturday with William and Clair Cal Heri. Mrs. Fred Callen was a Centervilla visitor. Mr. and Mrs. Warren DuVall were in Albia Saturday. The neighborhood was shocked by the sudden death of Barbara McCumber and sympathy extended to the family. Theo Thompson was Moravia caller Saturday afternoon.
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Misa Blanche Grahatt
Nebraska
Warren DuVall
Moravia
Atticien
Theo Thompson
Iowa farmers begin state planning effort in January
About 1,600 Iowa farmers will start shaping the state's agricultural future in January. County planning committees, named in 80 counties and to be appointed in the remaining 70, will work with Iowa State College and the federal government to fit county programs into a long-term policy. Murl McDonald notes committees range from 10 to 20 members representing diverse farm interests. Nine district training schools will be held early January for county agents and two representatives per county to outline plans and materials. Local judgments are needed to tailor plans to each county.
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Iowa
Iowa State College
Murl McDonald
College Extension Service
State Agricultural Planning Committee
McDonald
County farm outlook meetings draw record attendance
County agents report 78 counties held farm outlook meetings this month with nearly 16,000 participants. Discussions focus on soil conservation and its probable impact on cropping systems and livestock production under normal weather conditions.
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