Moravia Binion Second Class Mail Notice Moravia Iowa
Moravia Binion entered as second class mail matter at Moravia Appanoose County Iowa under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. H K Smith Editor and Publisher published every Thursday. Subscription rates listed, including one year in advance, six months and three months. Also includes a quotation about education and self reliance attributed to Newell Dwight Hillis.
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Moravia Binion
Moravia
Appanoose County
Towa
Congress
H.K. Smith
Hazel College visitors and local callings report
Des Moines residents Arthur and Herbert Lewis visited Hazel College while Lawrence Johnson and families stayed with Henry Sytsma in Albin. Several calls occurred at E G Lincox and Willie Van Dorin homes. Societal notices, Sunday visits, and family social rounds are listed along with a local ad for Fly Spray at Smith Drug Store. A quip about morale notes that half the slump is mental and hard to decipher.
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Arthur
Herbert Lewis
Des Moines
Lawrence Johnson
Eva Sytsma
Mark van Weelden
Albin
Henry Sytsma
Gy Jones
E. G. Lincox
Zell Wilson
Johnson
G. Sincox
Willie van Dorin
Herman Sytema
Grant Sincox
Hazel van Dorin
Leda Sincox Thoraday
Oscar van Dorin
Moravia
Edith Madinson
Leda Sincox
Unionville Glimmers of Local News and Visits
Unionville social notes report a light week due to illness with mentions of Howard Richards birth, Congratulations to the Big Boss, sick list for John Selman, and visits from Mrs. Rebecca Strunk Miss Willadean Powers of Centerville. Sunday dinners feature guests from Bunch Centerville Melcher Pittsfield Davenport and Moravia.
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Unionville
Maxine
Howard
Richard
John Selman
Rebecca Strunk
Willadean Powera
Centerville
Ella Carrick
Bunch
Naomi Scott
Rex Strunk
Phillips Lawn
E. Hull
E. Hutchens
Clyde Bowers
Melcher
Iowa
John Torrence and
LaVern and
Max
Hi. M. Bowers
Mary Hall
Belle Andrews
Claus Johnson
Vern
Virginia
Vern Marshall
West
John Boysal
Joan of Allerton
Frank Gates
Dayton Gates
Maggie McDonald
George Brooks
H. A. Herman
Harry
Fen
Bob Herman
Frank King
Anna Walter
Russell Wertzen
Hollywood
Calif
Otto Herteen
Claud Bishop
Des Moines
Ry Hicks i
Doyle McDanes
Robert
Wayne
Trenton
Will Wood
H. Buckmaster
Moravia
Mazie Dukes
Local Social Notes From Brompton and Nearby
Brompton sees a flurry of visits and gatherings with Mrs Harp Darby, Miss Irene Haly, and other residents visiting relatives in Ottumwa Cuba Eddyville Moravia and Cuba. Hints of community events include school class meetings and the junior anniversary of American troops arriving in France.
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France
Hiattville visitations and social at Hiatt home
Mrs O A Hiatt returned from Moravia for an extended visit with son L A Hiatt and family. relatives gathered for weekend visits and Sunday events at multiple homes, including J F Chambers, Theo Miller, Charley Pabst, A O Van Dorin, and L R Hiatt. The Hiatts, en route west for summer travels, hosted and joined in a Sunday School class party at Wesley with pink and green decorations and refreshments.
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O. A. Hiatt
Moravia
L. A. Hiatt
Paul Hiatt
Scott Tucker
R. J. Ballew
J. F. Chambers
Theo Miller
Charley Pabst
Harold Hudgens
U.S
Colorado
Hiatts
F. A. Hiatt
Centerville
Glen Hiatt
L. A
J. M. Cline
Local Neighborhood Social Life Seen In Weekend Visits
A series of short calls and visits fill a Iowa town scene. Dave Caylor Lenore Paris Margaret Miller and many others stopped by homes on Wednesday and Thursday to see family and friends at Mrs Rosa Knight and W N Miller households.
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Dave Caylor
Rosa Knight
Lenore Paris
W. R. Morrison
Margaret Miller
Wm. Wood
Unionville
Frencis Oebler
Moravia
Tressie King
John William King
Racklake
N. D
Bennie Knight
MeeNwss
Jican
Towa
Frederick Koehler
David Earl
F. E. Boyer
Fred Gordon
Udell
M. L. Weatherly
Ted Ovhler
Albian Kelley
Elsie Caltrain
Wo. Simmons
Pied Garden
Cecil Tadlock
Lorene
Floyd Wood
Tresche King
Eleanor Strunk
D. L. Strunk
Glen Sharp
Floyd
Curtis Coltrain
Lenore Parts
Helen
R. C. Hart
Lee Tad-ok
Death of E H Boyer Shocks Local Community
Community mourns the death of E H Boyer with sympathy extended to bereaved families. Distant attendees at the funeral include Mohler Worthington and sons Willie and Rollie, and Mrs Rollie Worthington of Auroras Nebraska. Various local residents and families are thanked for support and memories as many visits and gatherings took place at homes across Moravia and surrounding areas.
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E .H. Boyer
Mohler Worthington and
Willie
Rollie
Rollie Worthington
Auroras
Nebraska
Centerville
Bessie Boshak
Vera
Vern al
Ames Isat
Darlene Gladfelder
Esther Hiner
Doris McKern
David Gladfelder
Carl Pfanneberker
Bert McKern
Jack Clark
Moravia
Cody Tause
Jack Luse
Wille
Daphne McDanel
Robert Luse
Trenton Gladfelder
Lloyd McDanel
Velma Whicker
Belle Whicker
Bloomfield
Athol McKern
Rockford
Clyde Gladfelder
David Gladfelders
Guy McDanel
Lyndon McDanel
Jack Lu
Helen McCloud
Vera Boshak
Maxine Gladfelder
Dave Gladfelder
Kenneth Gladfelder
Daphne McDane
Ryman McDanel
Guy
Shirley Towrtrend
Versil Easter
Paul Ritter
Ryman
Moravia Shoppers Associated with Local Events
Zell Wilson and Mrs Harp Darby shopped in Moravia Saturday. Everett Anderson visited the J J Anderson home Sunday. Mrs George Darby attended a Methodist Epworth League play in Moravia. Donald and Dorothea Darby acted in a play Friday evening. John Robinson plowed corn for Roy Darby during the week. Willie Van Dorin visited his father Sunday. Mr Van Dorin celebrated his 70th birthday. Alex Johnson shopped in Moravia Monday. George Darby Harley Smith and several others attended the Foster trial in Albia Monday. M M Darby and family shopped in Albia Saturday. Nicletto works for Mrs Tillia Johnson.
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Edward Robison
Leo Stafford
C. S. Miller
A. E. Pence
Rev. Walker
Moravia
Geneva Selman
Vera
Roy Vance
Eddyville
Lydia Grooms
Carl Cook
Cuba
V3. Smith
Gilter
Howard Winkleman and Son
Isaac Winkleman
Lula Tillmont
Ona Boardman
Misa Lois Bates
Zell Wilson
Harp Darby
Everett Anderson
Payonta
J. J. Anderson
George Darby
Epworth League
Methodist Church
Donald
Dorothea Darby
John Robinson
Roy Darby
Willie van Dorin
Oscar van Dorin
van Doorin
Alex Johnson
Harley Smith
Charles Heater
Durward Foster
Charles Anderson
Foster
Albia
M. M. Darby
Dogn Nicletto
Tillia Johnson
Williams Formulae Promises Health Boost in Moravia
Williams Laboratories offers a new formula called Williams Formulae now available in Moravia. The advertisement claims rapid relief for stomach, liver, and kidney issues and guarantees satisfaction or money back. Sold at Smith Drug Store with a general health boost claim and money-back guarantee.
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Williams’ Laboratories
Williams
Iver
Smith Drug Store
Moravia
What Can Co-Operative Wool Marketing Do
The article argues co operative wool marketing cannot alter wool grades or fix prices but can separate grades, stabilize markets, and educate growers. It emphasizes merchandising over speculation, informing growers, and maintaining strict economy to ensure a brighter, lasting future for successful cooperatives.
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United States
Ito
Walllace Kratzer to Kill Rats with Red Fox Poison Key
Wallace Kratzer, a local wool producer from Centerville, Iowa, explains a grain based rodent poison called Red Fox Poison Key Ness that is safe for poultry and dogs and claims quick, effective rat control without using meat or bread as bait. The ad notes the product is ready to use and sold at Smith Drug. also promotes Blue Ribbon matched irons from Gamble Stores in Centerville with price details.
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Red Fox
Ness
Smith Drag Tare
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