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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1947
Page
5
Sealed bids are invited by Town Clerk G. B. Winsler for repairing and resurfacing portions of town streets. Bids due 8:00 p m June 26 1947. 10 percent bid bond required. 100 percent performance bond, monthly payments, payroll verification, and Iowa domestic preference. Rejection right reserved.
Notice of a July 11 1947 hearing before the Moravia Town Council on proposed plans specifications and form of contract for repairing reconstructing surfacing and resurfacing parts of Baird North Chariton King Charles Montgomery Trussell School West John Henry East Grant Cemetery Streets. Public examination of the documents at the Town Clerk’s office and opportunity to file objections or cost concerns. A short closing line about a clock story appears as filler text from the newspaper.
A stirring tribute to America by Win Brooks with dramatic full color illustrations depicting historic victories. Published in The American Weekly distributed with Sundays Herald American, highlighting patriotic themes.
A string of brief cartoons and quips set in rural and small town life. A grave digger’s misfortune, a village wise guy’s ruse, a rich executive turned farmer, and a snappy reply from a farmer’s daughter—all framed as light anecdotes. The piece closes inviting readers to send news items to the Union.
New Hope residents and relatives share a busy week of visits and gatherings. The Donovan and Hiatt families host, with multiple trips to homes in Arkansas Kansas Albia Blakesburg Centerville and Ft Madison. Children enroll in a swimming course while guests enjoy Sunday dinners and evenings.
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