24 Jul 1930
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1930
Page
1
The Floravita Union enters Moravia Iowa as second class mail matter per act of March 9 1879 HE Smith editor and publisher lists subscription rates at one year in advance 1.50 six months 66 three months AO single copy 06
A Sunday incident on a dusty Albia to Moravia detour shows the dangers of racing to pass on narrow roads. Two cars collide in a dust cloud. no serious injuries, but a damaged temper and dented fender. Allan Hoover praises safe driving and the Golden Rule on one of the year’s hottest days.
A famed couple demonstrates traditional views on love and marriage, signaling that marriage values remain influential in a modern world. The text also claims hustle serves as a powerful tonic for a thriving business, though the tone suggests social commentary rather than a concrete event.
The readable fragment claims there are 123 480 hot dog stands in the country and mentions filling stations as part of a larger total near a million. No dates, places, or named organizations are provided.
A Missouri ex change notes the editor’s stance on errors in the paper. He will pay well for a copy proven entirely free of typographical and factual mistakes. The notice invites readers to submit paragons who never err in various professional roles.
District Court of Appanoose County Iowa issues an order for L A Andrew Superintendent of Banking to allow depositor claims against Farmers and Merchants Savings Bank of Moravia Iowa. Creditors must file claims with the examiner at Moravia bank building or the district clerk by September 15 1930 or be barred from recovery.
A charge account is something to prize and hold and should not be abused. Prompt payment of bills is a civic as well as a moral duty. A merchant, a doctor, a dentist has had sufficient confidence in you to grant you the convenience of a charge account. Show him that his judgment was sound and that his confidence was not misplaced. Pay your bills promptly. Prompt payment encourages merchants to extend courtesies of this service to others for the betterment of their home environment. The farmer who has more faith in Nature than he has in congress can't help but succeed.
A town observes Hospitality Day praising courtesy and the Golden Rule. The piece argues that smiles and hearty handshakes build friendships and benefit the community with contagious kindness and social returns. It notes little need for modification to this solid foundation of conduct.
A 20 cent article notes Best Foods sold 50 million jars last year and credits steady newspaper advertising for sustained demand. The piece lists rivals like Del Monte, Heinz, Crisco, Calumet, and Wesson, arguing ads are effective and profitable for brands and readers alike.
The passage urges community harmony and farm relief by eating more eggs and dairy products to build health and sustain profits in dairying and poultry. It notes health as essential, especially when income is tight, and promotes improving livelihoods and community wealth through nutrition and productivity.
A man praises Konjola as a new remedy ending two years of kidney and stomach troubles. He claims rapid relief and renewed vitality after using the modern treatment. The report notes his enthusiastic endorsement and suggests broader health benefits.
Mr Ernest Briley of Durlam Iowa near Sioux City testifies Konjola eases four years of stomach and kidney trouble after nine bottles his health returns and he urges others to try the medicine. Seven million bottles used in two years supports its claimed power. Sold at Smith Drug Store Moravia Town.
District Court in Appanoose County Iowa announces probate of the will of Martha J. Sharp deceased. The date for final proof and probate was set for August 8 1930 with all interested persons invited to appear and show cause. Clerk Edmund Hanson and attorneys Valentine and Valentine are involved. July 7 1930 notice published July 10 17 24.
Mrs. Will Kelsey and Gen Hiner group visited D I Hiner home. Jake Hiner and Mrs Will Peterson left for Lincoln Nebraska. Norris Callen family visited Elbert Moore. McAninch family with Jay Argo and Lloyd Beaty families spent Sunday with neighbors. Beaty and Teattr households hosted relatives. Beaty home near Numa noted. Narry Brown and J E Dicks families spent Friday at Merle Dicks home. Ned Aven family spent Sunday with Leo Beaty family. Hiner relatives dined with Charles Miner Tuesday. Beulah Dicks stayed with Harry Brown family Friday and Saturday. Harry Brown family and Swift family plus Merle Dieks group visited J E Dieks home Sunday. Will Callen and Orrin Callen families visited Wencil Coulson Sunday.
In Town District Court August legin 1980 PF V McAnelly plaintiff seeks divorce from H A McAnelly on cruel and inhuman treatment endangering life. Defendant served notice to appear by noon of the second day of the next term starting August 26 1990 Centerville. Attorney Co H Elgin.
Mrs Wendl Coulson and children visited Howard Teater family while Mya H Beaty stayed at parental D F Hiner home. Clover Leaf Club gathered with Mrs G D Tarbell hosting. members and many visitors spent the day quilting. Next meeting set for August 20 with Mrs Berle Beaty.
Mr and Mrs Homer Brown and family spent Sunday at the Van Leinst er home in Me and Mrs Albers Woodends were shoppers in Albia Saturday Glen Benson called on Marry Robe linron Saturday evening The Ladies Aid met with Mrs Homer Brown Wednesday afternoon Next meeting will be with Mrs W A Brown July 40 Mr and Mrs Ed Delong spent Sunday at the Iva Fisher home Mr and Mrs W A Brown and family spent Sunday in Ottumwa Clifton Woodwock visiting at the Albert Woodcock home
Elbert Moore and family spent Sunday at Jim Moore s. Jeff Patrick family visited. Ed Delong and relatives in Albia. Wilma VanZante visited Pella last week. About forty neighbors gathered at John VanZante s for fellowship with fried chicken and ice cream. Attendees included Fred Mitchells family Marshalltown Charlie Hough Ruth Lyle Van Long Vernice Billy Eni Jack Ben Jones Wanda Donald Live Lloyd Brown Cass Hamilton Helen Ben Williams Raymond Lazelle Marie Leslie Plant and John VanZante family. Lloyd Browns visited DeLoss Charity s Sunday evening. Mrs Rollie Brown and children visited Friday afternoon at Mrs Lloyd s.
A partial readable snippet mentions individuals including Leslie Plant Karl VanZante and Von Long with a casual reference to a Sunday evening event. The text is fragmented, offering no clear event dates locations or outcomes to confirm.
A terse officer confronted guardsmen who would not fire volleys. in exasperation he ordered random firing. A rookie from Duck Hill asked, Which one is he, revealing confusion during the drill and exposing tensions in the unit.
Readers worldwide report the Model A Ford delivering constant service mileage in varied weather. A January 7, 1929 purchase shows over 24,000 miles in the first year across roads, rain, heat, snow, and rough conditions, with praised comfort safety speed power and reliability.
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