27 Mar 1930
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1930
Page
1
Moravia Union published as second class mail matter at Moravia Iowa under the March 8 1879 act. A K Smith served as Editor and Publisher.
The article emphasizes every citizen in Moravia should vote in upcoming elections at any level from school to national. It argues voting is a civic privilege and urges use of the ballot box to register opinions on government affairs. Subscription rates and viewing details are listed.
The article notes the upcoming census, detailing questions on head of house, home value or rent, radio ownership, farm status, and ages. It emphasizes secrecy, penalties for disclosure, and urges readiness for April 1. The piece humorously mentions old maids and the household role in reporting.
The Bi-Ennis Election of Moravia will be held next Monday. It is the duty of every good citizen to participate and support the voting process.
The article argues that dairy producers and those dependent on the dairy industry should remain loyal to their product as substitutes could undermine prices. It suggests that without substitutes the dairy sector would enjoy unprecedented prosperity and stability.
Mr and Mrs J E B Dicks and Mr and Mrs Elmer Bankson spent Sunday at Harry Brown’s. Elmer Curtis of Plano visited the D B Fenton home. Des Moines visitors Ida Hoskinson and daughters joined Millie Chadwick’s gathering. Frankie Houk accompanied Ida Hoskinson home. The Callens and Mayme visited Elbert Moore’s family. Cap Dicks and Elmer Bankson’s group called on Ned Argo and Tom Massman and Glen visited Gray Penfield’s. Berle Beaty and children spent Tuesday with Howard Teater.
Howard Ballew declares candidacy for re election to a second term in the state legislature. He aims to represent Ap Panoose county residents and reflect the people’s ideas and needs in public service.
Moravia Union announces re‑election bid for Sheriff of Appanoose County. The declaration signals a run subject to Republican voters’ decision in the June Primary. Candidate is B A R L Oxgananeanait.
Edmund Hanson announces candidacy for renomination to the Clerk of the District Court in Appanoose County. He places his bid before Republican voters at the Tyne Primary, seeking continued service in the office.
CG A Bailey announces intention to run for a Board member position in Appancage county for the 1982 term, subject to Republican voters at the June 2, 1930 primary.
Exline resident Robert Caldwell announces candidacy for nomination at the June primary. He asks Republican voters in Appanoose County for their support.
The Moravia Union reports a Republican primary race for Appanoose county Treasurer with candidate EWING. The election hinges on Republican voters at the June primary.
Alva Ratlife announces candidacy for re election as Recorder of Appanoose County. He states the decision is subject to the will of Republican voters at the primary election to be held June 2 1980. Voters will decide in the June primary.
A candidate for the office of Treasurer of Appanouse County announces candidacy subject to the will of Republican voters at the June Primary. The statement emphasizes allegiance to Republican principles and the chance to win the party nomination through the primary election.
James E. Swan is presented as a candidate for sheriff of Appanoose County subject to Republican voters in the primary election to be held June 2, 1940. The notice frames Swan as a party choice in the upcoming vote.
Lewis McFall respectfully submits his name as candidate for member of the Board of Supervisors for the 1931 term, subject to the June primary. He announces intent to run in the local election as a supervisor candidate.
The board of Supervisors approved nominees and positions for the 1932 June Primary, outlining terms, eligibility, and key deadlines for voters and candidates.
Mr Pangburn is quite poorly. Mrs Drucilla Lowery spent Wednesday with Frankie Houk and Millie Chadwick. Mrs Earl Swift Thelma Mrs Leo Beaty and sons spent Friday at Cap Dicks home. George Hammond Velma Jean visited Charles Hammond home. Florine Tarbell Opal Fenton visited Fairy Crosby at her grandmother Chadwick's. Miss Marjorie Thompson spent Monday with Vera Moore. Elbert Moore and children and Orrin Cullen with Mayme visited Adda Robinson's Sunday. Gray Penfield and Jack sawed wood Thursday for Handall Moore.
A long list of Sunday visitors gathers at various Moravia households including Mr and Mrs Doyle McDanel, Mr and Mrs Rollie Carter, and families from Centerville Ottumwa and Knoxville. The Moravia community reports the death of seven year old Clara Frances Sapp after a long heart illness with funeral at the Baptist Church and interment in Eaton cemetery. Elsie Harris and Claude McKim wed at the Harris home with family present, the ceremony led by Rev L D Eaton.
Mr. Harry Motts of Sioux City credits Konjola with a dramatic recovery from stomach trouble constipation and neuritis. He reports rapid strength gain and easing of neuritic pains after three bottles, praising the medicine and noting Moravia Smith drug store as a local seller.
Mr and Mrs Jeff Patrick spent Sunday at the Ben Jones home Dr Slavin was called to the Bert Sheldon home Monday evening ToIn VanZante was a Moravia call Tuesday morning Circle met last Wednesday with Mrs Ed DeLong Ed DeLong called at the Howard Bosco home Wednesday afternoon Mr and Mrs Frank Ewing spent Sunday at the Van Long home Jeff Patrick and wife were Moravia callers Saturday Mrs Charlie Foster spent the weekend at the Charles Foster home helping care for Gerald who has been quite sick the past week Miss Evelyn Easter Maxine and Halene Tisue Clifford Tisue and Ernestine Stauber visited Blue Front school last Friday Mr and Mrs John VanZante and children Karl and Wilma Mr and Mrs Cass Hamilton and Helen spent Sunday at the F P Hamilton home Mr and Mrs Fred Callen visited Sunday at the Marve Lockman home Miss Helen McCloud of Mt Pleasant spent the weekend with her parents Ben Jones and family were Albia shoppers Saturday afternoon Gerald Foster is on the sick list Marve Lockmans spent Wednesday in Moravia Ben Williams and son Raymond were Moravia callers Wednesday Mr and Mrs Lloyd Brown and daughter called Sunday evening at the A J Brown home
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