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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1929
Page
1
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The article notes Herbert Hoover will swear in as the 31st U.S. president next Monday March 4 in Washington, succeeding Calvin Coolidge. It highlights Hoover’s long service in Wilson Harding and Coolidge administrations, his role as Secretary of Commerce, and a portrait of his early life and character.
Des Moines reports that the current General Assembly will not enact broad tax or district shifts. Bills numbered around six hundred exist with sessions half over, focusing on careful study and economy. Notable items include a state wide tuberculosis plan for cattle and the defeat of an income tax bill in the Senate amid a partisan filibuster by Senator Patterson.
The House, following the Lenate Lilled Patterson Myen income tax bill, debated a companion bill sponsored by Johnson Reimers and Dayton for about two hours and passed it by a decisive vote. Lieutenant Governor McFarlane ruled the subject could not be reconsidered in that body after defeat under Senate rules.
The Senate approved the Van Buren prison labor bill 32 to 16 after a full committee of the whole debate. The measure ends a two year fight by restricting contracts made at the penitentiary under prison labor and impacts state budgeting amid broad legislative activity last week.
In the district court of Town in Appanoose County probate No 4887 the administrator of the estate of Franci a Reich deceased has filed a final report and seeks discharge. A hearing is set in Centerville on April 1 1929 to approve the report and grant discharge. any interested party may appear to show cause. W B Hays attorney for administrator Hershel Reich administrator.
Notice to heirs that final report of C A Turner as executor of Charles F Turner estate will be heard by the District Court of Appanoose County Iowa on April 1 1929. Executor to be discharged from duties unless objections are filed. Also contains unrelated medical ad text about Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea and a drugstore notice.
The notice notes Easter falls on March 31 this year the earliest in years. It invites readers to The Union ada for Easter menus and best dishes priced between March 22 and April 6. It recalls March 22 1818 as the previous earliest Easter and urges prepping for spring chores.
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