Moratta Giniot Postage Notice and Rates
Moratta Giniot listed as second class mail matter at Moravia Appa Noose County Iowa under the Act of March 3 1879 Smith Bros Publishers details subscription rates one year six months three months single copy advertising rates per line classified cards of thanks 60 resolution of respect 1 00 reading notices per line 08 poetry per line 06 display advertising rates on application
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Moratta Giniot
Moravia
Appa- Noose County
Iowa
Smith Bros
TRY AT HOME FIRST FOR WINTER MERCHANDISE
Local merchants offer well selected winter stock and value for money. The Union urges shoppers to try home merchants first, noting their support for town government, schools, churches, and property values. If items aren’t found locally at a fair price, the shopper may go elsewhere.
A Bright Page for You and Me in 1929
The passage urges hard work and a proper spirit for the coming year. It calls for loving the work at hand, rendering better service, and shouldering rightful burdens without shirking tasks. It frames 1929 as a potential bright page if individuals adopt determination and reject smallness and meanness.
Local Paper Boosts Community Growth Through Literature
The piece urges residents to distribute local newspaper literature abroad as a catalyst for outreach. It emphasizes business leaders prioritizing community growth alongside editors, noting that as the town expands, so does their own stake in progress.
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Saga
Tne
Back to Normalcy and Prohibition Referendum Echoes
A period of returning normalcy follows a public vote. Prohibition supporters note the eighteenth amendment remains in effect and expect federal enforcement. The era’s mood is described as adapting to new social norms and government policy.
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Washington
Local Neighbors Share News and Tales From Grast Lincox Home
Hazel College and Henry Sytsma family visit the Grast Lincox home on a Sunday afternoon with Willie VanDorin noted for slow progress. Neighbors Grant Sincox Zell Wilson Geo Darby and others helped with wood duties on Saturday. E C Custer stays lightly ill. Arthur Lewis wins a shopper in Moravia. Year 1429 hints at tax reform hopes. Edison Ford and Firestone noted basking in Florida winter.
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Hazel College
Henry Sytsma
Marie
Grast
Grant Lincox
E. C. Custer
Geo. Darby
Albia
Arthur Lewis
Moravia
Edison
Ford
Pirestone
Ler Finching
Flovdda
Valley notes mix farming, travel, and health reports
Albia Thursday ramble records George M. Kinser and Russell Darby transacting business with local mentions of Will VanDoren's pneumonia care, visitors from Moravia and Waukee, a Curtis Gaudy birth, a sleepy saw mill, cold weekend weather, hog deliveries, humor about constipation and a plug for Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea, plus a jokey Hoover cabinet quip.
Model A Ford uses special carbon manganese steel crankshaft
The Model A Ford features a novel crankshaft made from a special Ford carbon manganese steel. The steel, developed through new metal blending and heat treatment, yields a heavier, tougher, and smoother running shaft with improved wear resistance and torsional strength. Over forty distinct steel kinds are used to build the car, each with a unique treatment.
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Ford
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Farmers & Merchants Savings Bank
Appanoose
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State of Iowa
Appanoose County
T. J. Turner
W. L. Hicks
J. B. Sneed
C. Coulaon
A. G. Turner
J.J. Ullem
H. S. Turner
C. AL Turner
Purina
W. C. Bivin
O. K. Day
Ted G. Knapp
Iowa Southern Utilities Company
Iowa Southern Utilities Co. Utility Service
Uquare Weal
Kinser Valley
George
M. M
Russell Darby
Zell Wilson
H. D. Darby
Grant
Dick Wilson
Dr. Lynch
Curtis Gaudy
Hugh Lewis
John Winfield
Grant Everclan
H. Maneer
Foster
Nick
G. R. Darby
Moravis
Hollister
Smith Drug Co
Hoover
Bill
W. T. VanDorin
Moravia Oil Co
Oehler Bros
Wm. Brazealle
Hilton
Swaim Stock
Coles
Little Crow
Oxfords
Ise
Stoepskin Goats
de Ae
Palm Rose
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