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27 Feb 1930
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1930
Page
1
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March is the third month with 31 days, named after Mars. Spring begins officially on the 20th, violet is the flower, bloodstone the birthstone, and several notable birthdays occur in March including presidents Madison Jackson Tyler Cleveland and other figures like John Wesley.
The fragment lists Dean Howells Alexander Graham Bell David Livingstone and William Jennings Bryan as prominent figures. The incomplete text suggests a catalog of notable persons without context or events. Further content required for a full summary and precise reporting.
The New London Journal laments farmers cashing stream checks and buying Oleo margarine. It argues that if a newspaper’s business printed minimally and without identity, public trust would fall and customers would switch to outsiders. The piece cites city distributors admitting farmers buy most oleo.
The Union notes no ad is buried and insists every ad sits beside lively content. Tests show right advertising yields strong results, with Moravia and national advertisers praising the paper as an effective medium for their messages.
The article notes abundant flying and robing activity as indicators of spring along with editorials about spring fever. It states February 1990 has been notably marked by unusually spring-like weather and hints at upcoming closing days.
Crowds attend the 1980 automobile shows as papers note broad appeal. Cars target every taste with compact strength and passenger comfort, promising travel delight in coming summers.
A South California couple enjoys a honeymoon ride on horseback with a playful note that there’s no back seat driving. The lighthearted scene contrasts travel ease with rustic adventure.
The marriage of Miss Audrey More of Ottumwa to Mr. Robert H. Mc Mullin of Batavia was solemnized at the Ottumwa M E Church parsonage by Rev. A A Heath. The couple will reside on a Batavia area farm after March 15. Guests included Mrs Bruce Jones of Unionville, a cousin of the bride. The article also notes recent local social visits, funerals, and community events in Unionville and nearby towns.
Households report satisfaction with lower coffee and sugar prices though notes of possible change loom. Homemakers consider these staples essential in market baskets for cooking, beverages, and candy making as doctors still endorse sugar usage. American coffee drinking remains robust with Brazilian beans heavily utilized daily. Prices have recently declined, pleasing many coffee drinkers.
Children test marbles as signs of spring appear and local residents plan outdoor activities. Fishermen Sig Pence and John Hicks scout spots for future catches while grasshoppers emerge and ducks appear nearby.
Residents report visits from relatives and friends as Ottumwa area carries on with church meetings and local happenings. Several families welcome guests from Chicago and Centerville while local carriers and students resume routines after illnesses and holidays.
John Henry Wolfe born September 22 1826 near Zanesville Muskingum Co Ohio. Married Charlotte Kline in 1866 and had six children William L Wolfe Turlock Calif Mrs Fred Proctor Mrs Willia McCarty Drakesville IA and Mrs Orrin Cassill Ash Grove. Died February 19 1930 aged 93 years 4 months 27 days. Burial at Hopewell Cemetery after funeral at Hopewell Baptist Church.
Enon residents report visits and social calls across households including Carl Cloyed and sons at the George Cloyed home and Mr. and Mrs. Cy Jones at the A. E. Pence home. Bayard Neff family visited Cy Jones, with Ernest McKay and Wendel McKay also noted. March may be mild.
A candidate announces intention to seek reelection for a second term as state representative. He states his aim is to serve and represent the ideas and needs of the people of Ap Yonose county.
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