Hiattsville Notes and Local Moves Reported
Mrs Wood spent time with daughter Mrs Doyle McDanel. Vivien Wilson stayed a night at the ROG Wilson name. Roy Hiatt and daughter Esther visited at the M Hiatt home. Elmer Henderson moved into the tenant house at Votaw farm. Edd Miller family moving to T J Criddlebaugh farm vacated by Henderson. J M Tucker family tending their mother Mrs A B Tucker at T V Long home Forbush one night. Keith Rose ave moved to JJ Hicks farm. N V Meadows celebrates 51st birthday this Wednesday. Dale Perry stayed with Scott Tucker Tuesday night. B L Meadows installing a new reef on residence. C Neff WoF Hanser Roy Set attended Doggett sale. Birds and gobin mentioned. spring hints. Trentus Wilson spent weekend with grandparents E B F Wilson. Pearl Chambers and Maxine Tucker visited Blakesburg. Cyril McDapel and wife shopped Centerville. Ladies Aid cleared about $15 from Powell sale lunch. Hiattville Cheese factory sold at public auction. J S Coffin bidder at $300. Col Bud Waughop auctioneer. Wm Powell Mt Ayr Ring visiting with nephew family and attended Powell sale.
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Henderson
J. M. Tucker
A.B. Tucker
T. V
C. Neff
Wof
Hanser
Roy Set
Trentus Wilson
EB. F. Wilson
Pearl Chambers
Maxine Tucker
Blakesburg
Salt for sale on track at Hinttsville
I S Coffin offers bulk stock salt on track at Hinttsville priced at 5 cents per 100 pounds. Buyers urged to come at once for quick purchase.
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Hinttsville
I. S. Coffin
Weather Still Leads In Public Interest And Conversation
The text asserts weather remains the leading topic of conversation and front page material when unusual warnings arise. It mocks weather bureau reports as less reliable than natural signs like geese migration and tree bark. It ends with a humorous aside about personal affection and the need to read all the good material printed.
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Weather Bureau
Federal Bureau
Moravia Council Passes Four Ordinances in Special Session
Moravia Iowa February 14 council met in special session with members Smith Burns Schreiner Reich Schreiner Reich and the mayor present to enact a modern set of town ordinances. The council read and adopted ordinances on town seats officers powers and duties, dispensing with full three day readings. All votes recorded as yeas with no nays.
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Moravia
Lown
W. AL Smith Win
Hhoens
I. Schreiner
A. W. Teen
Jd. Lh le
Iowa
Smith
Smith J
Burn
Yeas
Burns
Schreiner
Reich
Anc
Sehreiner
Eas
Smith Reich
Behreiner
Remc
Sith
Nood
Felows
Aentiner
Yoen
Urna
Counsilman Reich
Mays
Burns Lehreiner
Deieh
Reid Jane
Hale Behreineh
Yégs
Towaz
Barns
M Yeu
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Chet Broshar General Insurance
Greenebaum
Hiattsville
Moravia Bakery
Waughop Motor Company
Watson and Griffin
The
Ford Motor Co
Mr. Banker
Moline Plow Co
Whisler
Herring Motor Co
E. C. Gardner
Monroe County
Waughop Motor Co
Council Proceedings
Chet Broshar
Lawrence Wayl Moravia
Clarence Dowd
Alopea
Wm. Gardner
John Venzante
Forrest Main
Jack Luse
Timothy
J. F. Irwin
J. H. Phitt
Unionville
Myre
Roy Scots
Stella Reich
BR. D. MeCauley
W. H. Powell
Route 2
Nea
J. Il
Johnson
W. A. Smith
Ed .Oehler
Crib
E. FE. Tucker
Trock Wooed
H. H Pabet
Apd
N. R. Ward
London
Lincoln
Scott’s Store
Moravia, Iowa
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