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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1932
Page
4
Ed, a newcomer to the One Bar T ranch, earns the respect of cowboys and Maud Hardy after bonding with king a fine horse. He rescues Maud from a charging bear and later confronts the dangers of the desert, while settling into ranch life and growing connections with the Hardy family and local hands. He shows courage, learns to ride, and begins forming ties in a rugged frontier community.
At the Dr Hess & Clark Research Farm a flock fed identical rations with one group receiving Pan amin averaged 171 eggs per bird annually, 19 eggs more than the non Pan amin group. The article credits Pan amin with keeping birds in good laying condition and supplying necessary minerals.
In a desert setting Ed and Maud share a tense moment as affection grows. He recoils from overstepping, yet she urges forgiveness and hints at attending the New Years Dance together. Maud asks Ed to back her at the event while Jack, once invited, is left behind.
Ruby and Donald Whitehead visited Iconium school last Monday. Families visited relatives and neighbors across the region during the Christmas and New Year period. The Clover Leaf Club met New Year’s day but road conditions limited attendance. members spent the day quilting and socializing at Priebe and Maiken homes. The river remained a raging torrent after last week’s rain as residents looked to a prosperous year ahead.
Miss Fla Moore of Ottumwa spent vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Jim Moore. Mr and Mrs John VanZante visited Sunday afternoon at Ben Jones. Pauline Williams and Lyle Jones were absent from school Friday due to sickness. Enid Long spent Saturday night with Helen Hamilton. Cirele met last Wednesday with Mrs Ben Jones Cass Hamilton and Lloyd Brown ate dinner at M B Tisuo s Saturday. Jeff Patrick was a Moravia caller Monday.
Hammond and son Max dined at Marve Lockman’s with Hiatt’s and Ven Long’s on Sunday afternoon. Max Long and Wilma VanZante visited Blue Front school on Friday. Alsa Mangles and Hen Jones spent last Tuesday at Jeff Patrick’s. They helped butcher a calf. Lloyd Brown’s had Sunday dinner for Mrs Brown’s birthday. Raymond Plants from Clemens, Iowa, vacationed with his parents. John VanZante’s attended Saturday evening at Marve Lorkman’s.
Brompton and Moravia residents appear in a string of social items. Joan and Doris Bates visited Edward Robinson. Mrs Mary Stafford returned from Iowa City with Harris Stafford. Mrs Josie Sell hosted New Years guests at Fred Tillmont home. W Br Rose listed sick. Bates Clarkson shipped cattle to Chicago. E F Boardman and family visited Albion. Herman Johnson rode to Moravia. Therman and Jimny Leach shopped in Brompton. A EK Pence visited Moravia. Eva Boardman visited Lois Bates. a Moravia bachelor jokes Leap year has nine weeks and no proposals. locals note enduring friendships and rivalries.
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