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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1929
Page
2
Mrs. J W Albert suffers illness at home on Wabash Ave while Box Supper set for Feb 22 at the Legion Home. Multiple guests visit Moravia Centerville and Albia homes as Druggist association events take place in Cedar Rapids. families attend, and a patriotic program is planned.
The Milwaukee Road's 1929 budget proposes near 25 million dollars for equipment and improvements across its system. Over 14 million for equipment, 6+ million for major local improvements, and 3.76 million for miscellaneous additions with 2.6 million for rail and fastening purchases. More than 9 million will go to taxes, with operating expenses exceeding 127 million last year and payrolls covering 50,000 employees serving 12 states.
Mr and Mrs C E Winsler and Mr and Mrs RW Winsler returned home last Wednesday after an overland tour through the southern states. C E Winsler stayed in Alabama to look after property interests while KR W Winsler and wife continued to Florida. They report an excellent trip and enjoyed their stay in the Sunny South.
Early writing began as pictorial signs conveying objects and ideas. Over time writers omitted repetitive strokes, evolving through pictograms to syllables and then alphabets, with distinct regional directions. The western cursive style emerged to allow continuous writing from left to right without lifting the pen.
Among eighty species of toda, one water toad in Central America hatches eggs by lifting them onto the mother’s back. The mother’s skin thickens, eggs sit in separate cell chambers, and after eighty-two days hatch while clinging to her back. The process ends with a curious night emergence.
In the Arctic region the sun remains visible from March 21 to September 23, with a six month daylight period. The sun circles the horizon from late January, rising higher daily, and then returns below the horizon after September 23. A continuous sequence of night lasts from September 23 until March 21 each year.
The National Research Council formed in 1910 under the National Academy of Sciences. It comprises accredited representatives from about 75 national scientific and technical societies to promote fundamental research in physical and biological sciences. The National Academy of Sciences, founded in 1803, elects its members from top American scientists.
The earth’s crust is not rigid and rises and falls under the moon’s gravity much like ocean tides. Measurements face difficulties due to ocean tide pressure on land, yet advances have indicated a bulge about RM miles away and suggest a global influence.
Old wooden mazera or mazers, known as measles, draw wealthy collectors. One bowl sold for as much as 50 000 dollars. A good condition piece with pedigree can fetch under 50 dollars. The terms derive from a German word meaning spotted waplewood area and the muglike bowls are prized for their unique patina.
A damaged report describes an arm shedding event and medical attempts to replace a touch cone, noting potential division multiplications and discharge of Nutryloceré. Replacement timing ranges from ten days to several weeks depending on circumstances and recovery.
A call to continuous boosting of community efforts. It argues boosting strengthens both the whole and individuals, with the belief that every day offers an opportunity to support neighbors and strangers alike and that boosters keep interest aroused and progress moving.
State capitol chat reviews the secondary road bill backed by Senator Bergman promising big savings and centralized control under county boards with state approval for major contracts. It also covers the ongoing $100 million road bond case before the Iowa Supreme Court and potential impacts on paving plans and funding across counties.
The legislature advances numerous bills with no laws enacted yet while committees push redistricting reviews and budget scrutiny. Proposals include compulsory school health nurses, four year terms for councilmen, and stricter fish and game rules with new license fees and bag limits. Dog licensing laxity rises as counties cite funds shortfalls and unpaid taxes amid property damage concerns.
Apples for sale with varieties and prices plus hogs for sale and contact. Wanted sales man in Victor Iowa. 80 acre farm for rent near Moravia. Various sale items listed with contact names and locations in Moravia and surrounding area. Found ring at schoolhome contact Moravia Union to identify.
Lawmakers clash over income tax timing and the accredited area plan as 69 percent of counties are in the program. A bill would pay one third of cattle losses for destruction, and teacher qualification standards gain support. Towns push to establish normal schools with Tabor College and other audi o school plans eyed though likely unlikely to pass.
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