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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1928
Page
4
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On July 1 1928 the District Court of Apanoose County Iowa appointed Robert L Tarr as administrator of the estate of Regina Tarr deceased. All persons indebted to the estate must pay and those having claims must present them to the court authenticated for allowance. Dated July 14 1925. Robert L Tarr Administrator Miller Evi Attorneys.
Alaska relies on air travel to cover great distances quickly despite limits. Planes already handle substantial freight and passenger needs, yet weather and terrain can still hinder deliveries.
Mr and Mrs Perry Cross and family were Sunday guests at J C Cross home. Attora More of Ottumwa visits her parents P E More. Moravia baseball defeated local team on home diamond. Moravia team plans to travel to Drakesville to face Davis County. Obituary announced for Mrs Andy Dowd with details of death. Local residents and visitors listed with church and park activities and many social calls across Unionville.
Corrance and two children attended the ball game in Moulton with the Haines and Bowers families. Ot tumwa guests, the Fred Stanleys, visited the parental A Stanley home. Many locals hosted relatives and friends including the McDaniels, Johnsons, Wood, and others. The Price family plans to move from Oakland Farms, while Audra More visits Ottumwa parents.
Des Moines plans for 1928 Iowa State Fair and Exposition target half a million visitors. The Executive Committee adopted the slogan Half Million Year after last summer’s record 430000 turnout. Five million dollar exposition with $30,000 in racing prizes, eight days of nonstop entertainment August 24 to 31, aerial bomba fireworks replacing rockets.
Business and agriculture join forces for mutual benefit as both sectors increasingly rely on each other. The piece notes growing appreciation and practical efforts to ease agricultural burdens, aiming for prosperity in both realms. A note mentions male cow in a pasture and Berry pickers taking warning, plus a trucking service from Co. E. Eltis R. A. Spencer with a new truck and phone number 2802.
The ancient spelling bee comes back to the stage alongside football. The contest appeals to parents eager to learn what the schools are teaching, offering a nimble rival to the revived debate in attracting audiences.
The Pullman porters’ attempt to end tipping failed as habits run deep and George’s refusal to take a quarter signals that no quarter will be given.
In Hiattsville activities Mrs J. 5 Coffin donated fans to Wesley Chapel. Miss Edith Powell visited Miss Marie Clark in Monroe county. Catherine Hiatt and Mary Gladfelder stayed with cousins Margar et and Ruby Hiatt. Geo Seatt shared Sunday dinner with Reatt Tucker. Otha Hiatt family spent Sunday at U. S Hiatt home. Elsie Tucker and Maxine visited Roy Lend home. Our Ladies Aid to meet Mrs Meried Carigon Thursday afternoon. Goldie Hiatt went to Moravin on business. Fiona Wailes visited Alpha McDanel. Wailes returned with McDanel to attend Enon banquet. J M Tucker family attended birthday dinner for Mrs A E Tucker. Guests at EB Tucker home included Geo Hiner family, Hoy Scott family, and Truxton Dicks of Iconium. Scott Tucker assisted R C Wilson with hay Tuesday. W H Powell and children visited Walter Gideon home near Foster. Pauline and Maxine Jones visited Ruth, Bernice and Glennie Scott. L R Hiatt family and H W Chambers spent Sunday with Chartney Wyman near Moulton.
BG Sincox and family attended church at Enon. The callers at the Ed Johnson home Sunday were Leo Clifford and Clarence Caster and Mrs. Lede Lewis and family. Grant Sincox clan hosted Alec Johnson Hierman Johnson and family and Willie Van Dorin and family. Enel Brain and family spent Sunday in Attawa. Yo Watson and family visited Allen Rails back home Saturday. Henry Sustion and daughter Katre na called in Albia Monday. John Wieheld and family called at Genet Sincox home Saturday evening. Dan King of Panton TL spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Gi Sincox. Willie Van Doren and family spent Sunday at parental Anderson home in Albia.
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