Moravia Council Adopts Road Improvement Plan
Moravia Iowa council approves primary road extension plan pledging town support. Resigns Mayor Horner, James Wingler sworn in as successor with bond approved. Special session minutes for June 6 and June 8 read and approved. various fund bills listed including labor mowing and street maintenance.
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Moravia
Iowa
James VanDorin
Jon Linn
Joe Linh
U. Co
M. P. Main
Blumenstock
Burns
Smith
Atreeta and Park
Moravial
State Highway Commission
Board of Supervisors
Wm. Burns
W. A. Smith
F. W. Blumenstock
P. K. Horner
C. E. Winaler
Yeas
P. D. Schreiner
J.D. Minne
J. D. Minne
C. E. Wingler
C. E. Winsler
J. D. Minses
Iowa State Fair to Display Profitable Feeding Methods Exhibit
A broad Iowa State Fair exhibit will demonstrate profitable feeding methods for cattle, using live animals from Sioux City Stock Yards and finished meat cuts. The display, Aug 34 to Sept, is coordinated by Iowa State College, the United Department of Agriculture, and the Iowa State Fair, with government meat quality markings explained for housewives.
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Iowa
Farma of Iowa
Iowa State College
Sioux City
United States
Coolidge Plans Summer Stay in Black Hills
President Coolidge will vacation in the Black Hills of South Dakota, a protracted western retreat not previously undertaken by a U.S. president. The White House notes the choice may distance him from politicians and influence both the president and Middle West residents during the likely quiet weeks.
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Black Hills
South Dakota
United States
West
Mr. Coolidge
White House
Middle West
President Coolidge Plans Rest Vacation in Black Hills
A wartime lodge in the Black Hills appeals to President Coolidge for a quiet rest week. The region offers wild nature, abundant fish and game, and hospitable locals ready to welcome the President and Mrs Coolidge. A band concert is slated for Wednesday evening as part of Father’s Day reflections.
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Father
Miller and Miller Visit Ties Among Local Families
James and Floyd Wood were business callers at the Fred Albertson home Monday. Miss Inez Milley traveled from Bellevue Tuesday to vacation with relatives. The Wood families visited Elmer Garden’s home Thursday. Kermit Tubaugh of Golden City Mo spent Saturday night with his uncle Logan Strunk due to his grandmother’s illness. The Henry Knight family of Perry Town stayed weekend with John Knight and Mrs. Aaron Campbell. Mrs August Koehler hosted guests for Frederick’s birthday. Attendees included Wilbur and Mrs Miller Floyd Wood Dwight Weatherly Doyle McDanel Mary Inez Miller Sylvia Herr Merle Weatherly Teddie Campbell Bennie Knight Carl Coffin Walter Proctor.
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James
Floyd Wood
Fred Albertson
Inez Milley
Bellevue
Elmer Garden
James Wood
Kermit Tubaugh
Golden City
Logan Strunk
Henry Knight
Perry
Town
John Knight
Aaron Campbell
August Koehler
Frederick
Mra
Wilbur Miller
Dwight Weatherly
Doyle McDanel
Mary
Inez Miller
Sylvia Hart
Merle Weatherly
Teddie Campbell
Bennie Knight
Carl Coffin
Walter Prostor
Unionville Weekend Visits At Centerville And Ames
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Traxler and family visited Mrs. Traxler’s parents in Centerville. Mrs. Maud Patrick and son Davis stayed with her parents A. R. Crawley. H. M. Underwood of St. Louis and J. E. Miller hosted guests. R. B. Ryall and children from Ames joined Dortha Dukes for the weekend with relatives and friends. Mrs. Mattie Harris and daughter were mentioned last.
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Charley Traxler
Nathan Miller
Centerville
Maud Patrick
Davis
Weekend Guests and Graduates Reach Des Moines Event
Elsie arrives from Alicia for a weekend visit. Mr and Mrs P A Baiy attend a Des Moines commencement where daughter Phyllis graduates. Walter Gayhart of Topeka and others visit C I Harrison home. Mrs Fred Stanley of Hannibal is a guest at C A Stanley home. Genegieve Wilson, Porsong College student, stays with her parents R E Wilson. Mrs J T Brice and son Richard visit from Atlanta at E A Buckmaster home. Minnie Hicks and James Davis attend Des Moines commencement for nephew Wayne Bishop. May Gibson visits friends in Blakesburg.
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Elsie
Alicia
P. A. Baiy
Des Moines
Phyllis
Walter Gayhart
Topeka
Kansas
C. I. Harrison
Fred Stanley
Hannibal
C. A. Stanley
Genegieve Wilson
Porsong College
R. E. Wilson
J. T. Brice
Richard
Atlanta
Georgia
E. A. Buckmaster
Minnie Hicks
James Davis
Wayne Bishop
May Gibson
Blakesburg
Hiattsville News Roundup of Social Notices
Hiattville residents share travel visits and school plans. Misa Goldie Hiatt traveled to Atlantic Missouri for a visit. Eva Rose heads to Iowa City for summer school. A rain soaked Children's Day event postponed to Sunday at 4 pm. Opal Callen helped at Blakesburg store. Eirene Phillipa returned from Grand Island Nebraska. Mrs Sadie Kinsey of St Louis visits Ottumwa relatives. Edith Fowell spent night with Ruth and Glennis Scott. Alfred Coulson and family hosted last Sunday. Cyril McDanel and wife welcome a baby boy named May Eugeny. B E Turner visited son Frank in Fairfield. Indianapolis visitors at J F Chambers home. Phyllis Jones assists Cyril McDanel with housework and baby care. Sunday dinner guests included C W Peterson, E F Tucker, Mrs Sarah Powell, Roy Scott and daughters, George and Scott Tucker.
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Atlantic
Eva Rose
Iowa City
Opal Callen
Blakesburg
Cus
E. RB. Miller
Mra
Cyril McDanel
May Eugeny
B. E. Turner
Frank
Fairfield
Proctor
Edwards
Indianapolis
Indiana
J. F. Chambers
Phyllis Jones
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