Classified ads mix farm loans and sale items
FARM LOANS Best terms avail able Chet Broshar FOR SALE Buttermilk barrels single head 60¢ each Poultry House WANTED Second hand tires Will trade new ones for your old ones Oehler Bros FOR SALE my house and lot on Milwaukee are Cheap if taken soon Mary Treat Davis LOST Orange Persian cat Ans wers to name of Goldy Reward Phone 115 Mrs G W Vandereriff It FOR SALE two fresh cows with roan male calves by side Earl Brain Itpd
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Oehler Bros
Milwaukee
Mary Treat Davis
G. W. Vandereriff
Earl Brain
Local social notes and visitors across Iowa towns
Tepehe Rev. O. 3. Fis and family attend a celebration at Bussy. Jay Oehler visits Moravia with his mother. Fay Hart visits Central City. John Knight of Unionville visits with his daughter Mrs. Albert Veach. Ads for Lemon Bleaching Cream at Johnson Barber Shop and a stock selloff of John G. Joseph Merchandise in Seymour and Moulton. Various weekend visits: Harry Burmeister in from McClelland, Mrs. Stansberry in from Moulton, and others in Albia and Grundy Center. Vaunita and Jack Smith visit Kansas City grandparents, and Elmer Charity family in Cantril. Wilhelm Blumenstock breaks his right arm via Ford crank route last Thursday.
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Wilhelm Blumenstock
Moravia Weekend Visitors and Local News Notes
Burdette Harris visited his parents over the weekend. Centerville visitors Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Gearheart called at the Cap Temple home Saturday. Gollaher visitors at Lew Gollaher’s home last week. Ot tumwa visitors Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Orelup spent Monday with Dr. D. K. Orelup. Freeman Weidman is improving after appendicitis. Ot tumwa visitors Mant Gehler visited Moravia relatives. Miss Oneita Lingle returned to Des Moines after visiting cousin Thelma Hints. Chardon Ohio and Catril Iowa visitors in Moravia Saturday. Messenger of Roisie visited Moravia with relatives. Mrs. Delmar Massman came for her son Bobbie, at grandpa Chas Pabst’s. Harry Townsend and family from Ames visited Moravia. L. A. Messenger and children were guests at W. A. and H. K. Smith homes. Orrin Wright of Gekkaloosa visited Lew Gollaher and attended the celebration. B F Halden of Albia and W C Hancock of Ottumwa visited J. W. Halden Sunday. Mrs. W. G. Grosuele of McGregor Minn visiting Lester Jones. Hal Carter and children from Unionville drove to Moravia for a visit with relatives. Weekend specials included Brick Ice Cream varieties from Smith Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Gearheart
Centerville
Cap Temple
Fred Gollaher
Lew Gollaher
Freeman’ Weidman
Mant Gehler
Ottumwa
Moravia
Oneita Lingle
Des Moines
Misa Thelma
Delmar Massman
Bobbie
Chas
Pabst
Hedge College News from Corydon and Nearby Visits
Fred Rea and family visited Corydon on Wednesday while many neighbors called at homes of the Wilson, Davis, and Luse families. The column lists numerous Sunday and weekday calls among residents and visitors from Centerville, New Sharon, Minnesota, and other nearby towns.
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Fred Rea
Corydon
E. F. Wilson
Dale Phillips
Lucile Faulkner
Bill Remmard
Edith Nevins
Dale Stephens
Mildred Phillips
Nina McMains
New Sharon
Ben McGonville
Tom Summers
Centervite
Mildred Chambers
Charles Fix
William Morgan
T. J. Luse
Irene Fix
Guy Jones
Leonard
Eva Mary
Minnesota
G. E. Luce
Cleil Davis
O. G. Davie
Calliope Showboats Return to River Towns in Summer
Cincinnati residents rarely see the showboats as they drift along the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. Nine flatboats operate this season, with the Cotton Blossom the largest at 2K capacity, replacing the Golden Rad. Ships travel upriver to the Illinois, passing Cincinnati with crowds only in small towns where the calliope draws locals for matinees and evening performances.
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Cincinnati
Sialleat
Olito
Allegheny
Illinois
Pver
Milena
Spend Half Million to Get Better Products
Washington officials estimate American industries spend half a million dollars yearly on cooperative research with the Bureau of Standards. Under the program a manufacturer places a graduate physicist or engineer at the bureau for one or two years to work with government experts on a specific industry. The plan aids training and translates bureau research into practical industrial applications, though its practical results are debated by government and private industry.
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Washington
Bureau of Standards
Bureau
Tria Pla
George RK. Burgess
Win
Linea
Industris
Leap Years of Moses Add Seven Extra Days in Calendar
Charles F. Marvin of the Weather Bureau presents a League of Nations note on a proposed calendar reform. The International Fiveed calendar League reports Moses inserted a leap week into the 26 year cycle rather than adding leap days, creating an extra day in Pentecost week.
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Moses
Genera
Noe
Brothers Reunited When Autos Collide
Washington man and a Baltimore man, separated for thirty years, met by chance when their cars collided. A passing officer recounted the strange reunion as the brothers, after recalling names and recalling memories, confirmed their kinship by piecing together clues from their early days.
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Washington
Turepce Williams
George Wile Maur
Baltioore
Wemorlen
Lung Axu
Moravia Notes On Health Visits And Local Festivities
E. R. Miller shows health improvement pleasing friends. J H Hiatt arrives from Washington D C for a few weeks with relatives. Dennis baptism attendees tour Centerville water plant. Mrs J W Halden travels to Ottumwa for daughter’s operation, progress fair. Gus Main and Kansas City visitors with Moravia relatives. Large Thursday band concert crowds and a lively festival atmosphere. George Main recovering well from Iowa City operation. Lucile Jones hosts 18th birthday dinner for four guests. W R Benson family departs for Longmont Colo after visit. Aldrich Motor Co decorations praised for celebrations. Parades draw crowd. GEROME the Percheron stallion advertised weekly at Argo barn.
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Chet Broshar
Poultry House
Mrs. Raymond Charity
Mystic
Rome
New Tork
Chet Broshar Insurance the National Life Man
Tepehe
Fis
Jay Oehler
Ed. F. Oehler
Fay Hart
Central City
Town
Johnson Barber Shop
John Knight
Unionville
Albert Veach
G. T. Harn
John G. Joseph
Seymour
Moulton
Harry Burmeister
McClelland
Iowa
Mrs. Stansberry of
Stockwell
Charles Fulton
Acy
John
Mrs. Hester Miller
Albia
J. F. Alberts
Olive Miltenberger
John Dew
Grundy Center
Joe Linn
Vaunita and
Jack Smith
Kansas City
Mrs. C. N. Main
Mrs
Elmer Charity
Cantril
Moravia Oil Co
Long Run
The
United States
Herbert Hoover
Spaceman
Secretary of Commerce
Philadelphia
Maayor Kendric
Philadelphia General Hospital
Burdette Harris
Mrs. M. B. Harris
F. G. Orelup
D. K. Orelup
Anna Adam
Chardon
Andora
T. W. Messenger
Roasie
Harry Townsend
Ames
Orrin Wright
Gekaloosa
B. F. Halden
W. C. Hancock
J. W. Halden
W. G. Grosuele of
McGregor Minn
Lester Jones
Hal Carter
Unionville, Mac
Smith Drug Co
Hedge College
Dutch DuVall
John Johnson
O. G. Davis
Kathryn Rea
Vivien Wilson
James Cain
Brisy
Ella of
Albin
Charley Jones
Mrs. Horton Pots
G.eb. Luse
Doyle Lue
Bert Luse
C. Wilson
Roy Darby
Doyle Lust
Fred Buckmaster
Zell Wilson
B. F. Wilson
Wesley
Fred Res
Brian Cain
John William
Kco
Jim McCrory
Gladys and
Nettie Winslet
Calliopes Herald River
E. R. Miller
J. H. Hiatt
Washington, D. C
Morayin
Byron Hiatt
Frank Selby
Chas. Pabst
Dennis
Gus Main
Kansas City, Mo
Chas.e. Main
George
Iowa City
Lucile Jones
Elizabeth and Maurine Smith
Ruby Main
Genevieve Donovan
W. R. Benson
Longmont
Colo
T. J. Turner
Bert Turner
Aldrich Motor Co
Gerome
H. G. Argo
Frank, Wilson
Chester Broshar
Goodyears
Goodyear Tires
Goodyear Service
Alexander’s Produce
Big Buck
America
F. A. Reich Lbr. Co
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