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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1929
Page
2
Dan Cupid over time leads to about 188 marriages at the Little Brown Church in the Yale during June with couples from as far as Everett Washington. In 18 months, 23 states represented among those wed at this historic church.
extensive local noting visitors from Morning Sun Iowa City and Missouri to Moravia for the Fourth of July as well as numerous local residents and families visiting relatives and attending the holiday celebration. Moravia and nearby towns report 4 to 5 inches of rain hindering events while many locals travel, attend gatherings, and share news of visitors from Albia Des Moines Nevada and other towns.
Evergreen plants stay green year round, with conifers common but not universal. The term spruce traces to Prussia, while pine and hemlock share older linguistic roots. Northern evergreens include cedar and laurel, and tropicals are mostly evergreen. rhododendron derives from Greek meaning rose tree.
Citizens urged to view the town with fresh eyes and improve storefronts and homes to attract new residents. Questions raised about paint, awnings, windows, lawn care, and modern conveniences in a town of its size.
Madison County voters reject a 1.2 million dollar road bond, marking the second defeat of a county primary road bond this year in Iowa. Thirty-one counties have approved bonds while Cherokee and others have seen defeats. The report notes related local incidents in Montour and Bedford.
Milburn Cefdi of Le Mars announced a new six story hotel will be erected here soon featuring a modern design and a foundation capable of supporting six additional stories. The project signals continued urban expansion despite hazards from the Missouri river in Council Bluffs where flood risk endangers a farm home near the edge.
In 1605 Lima records show Captain Pedro Fernandez Quiros set sail from Cuilao harbor on a royal mission to discover the unknown southern land in the South Sea. Gaspar de Gay and Manuel Noble headed ships San Pedro and San Pedro y Pablo, but a storm split the voyage. Quiros later died of fever reaching Panama after securing new funds in Spain.
A jagged fragment describes a mysterious villain, a green girl, and a teacup encounter. A hero arrives in a spoofed car and ends the scuffle with a cryptic swing while a bejeweled diamond is offered. The prose mixes odd golf terms with garbled dialogue about relief and replanting.
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