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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1929
Page
2
Local Moravia Iowa newspaper pages discuss the Centerville murder case demanding swift punishment, winter thaw flooding and drainage issues, a critique of lax enforcement, a note on the Woolworth Company advertising plans, and urged spring shopping in Moravia. Also comments on public office criticism, and a general boast of national progress. The piece emphasizes public demand for justice and strong civic action.
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The Iowa General Assembly faces an added two million dollars in appropriations beyond the January budget. Proposals include 1.2 million for a state warehouse system, 288,198 for Town City university hospital deficiency, and 60,000 for land for the Elders boys school. A tax ferret bill would distribute investigation costs across funds. debate over secondary road Bergman bill continues amid frequent amendments. Des Moines grapples with liquor controversy and enforcement, amid bootlegger concerns.
A reader’s note laments lax liquor morals in the capital city as liquor squads target bootleggers after rumors and conventions. Officials assert a liquor trail to the state house and high prices hint at scarce supply, with prospects of more enforcement and talk of illicit shipments through trucking routes and hotels.
Curtis Goudy and son Kenneth rode Milwaukee No. 3 for Moravia Monday. G R Darby called at Lie VanDorin and Ernie Caster homes Monday. Grant Sincox visited the Geo Darby home Wednesday. John Taylor recovering from appendicitis. nurse left Wednesday. Roy Darby and Frank Fulton trip to Moravia Saturday. Henry Sytema and family at Geo Darby home Sunday. Grandma Darby visited Barley Smith and Tom Taylor homes Friday. Zell Wilson family dined at Grant Lincox home Sunday. Lula Tillmont of Moravia to finish term at Elnora school. Miss Lucile Smith not yet able to finish term. Roads bad, weather threatens, news scarce in Valley this week.
Jim Moore aided Lee Tadlock in delivering cattle during the week. Mr and Mrs John VanZante visited Moravia on Friday. Mr and Mrs Ben Jones visited Moravia last week. Mrs Harvey Tisue spent Friday with Mrs Cass Hamilton. Attendees from the area went to the Joe Clark sale Friday. Mr and Mrs Casa Hamilton and daughter Helen shopped in Moravia Saturday. Ben Jones Lloyd Brown and Cags Hamilton butchered Monday. Helen Hamilton and Pauline Williams marked birthdays on Monday March 4.
A garbled dialogue mentions a man named Alexander Harden and an authoritative figure Claude Hawk. The speaker vows to keep someone away and enforce behavior, with implied tension and risk.
ICONTUM a 5e 4 ICONTUM a 5e 4 a n wl Fred Argo is reported as the latest victim of the flu in bed last week. Mrs Will Kelsey and others visited, families moved to new homes, and various callers stopped by. Rosalie Beaty attended Pleasant Hill school. The community was shocked by D Fulton Rice's tragic death at a community meeting.
A brief note expresses sincere sympathy for the young man's young relatives, acknowledging shared grief and offering support from the community.
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