28 Mar 1929
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1929
Page
1
The article notes rising pork and bacon consumption while beef use drops. It mentions President Hoover’s April 15th extra session summons focusing on farm relief and tariffs, with farm organizations optimistic about concrete relief and agricultural recovery after a low period.
Winter ice largely spared the wheat crop and optimism prevails as spring arrives. J D Veach and Lester Brain donated a Farmall tractor and labor to smooth streets with Street Commissioner Will Donavan guiding the work, showing how residents can aid by keeping ditches clear and drainage functioning to ease tax burdens and improve town conditions.
A brief note suggests a small, doable action that readers could complete themselves in about five minutes. It emphasizes practicality and personal efficiency, encouraging immediate execution without requiring outside help or complex steps. The item mirrors a compact tip typical of a quick lifestyle column.
The Easter message highlights resurrection and love of God and neighbor. Easter signifies new life, unity, and comfort as Moravia churches invite congregants with music, messages, and warm welcomes for the coming Sunday.
Mrs Russell Brown and daughter spent Wednesday at the Le master home. Mrs Harry Lemaster visited her brother Frank Argo and wife Tuesday afternoon. Karl Swift and family and Mrs Harry Brown were Albia shoppers Tuesday. Miss Marjory Brown spent the weekend with home folks. Mrs Harry Brown spent Monday afternoon with Mrs Ned Argo and children. Mr and Mrs Wendl Coulson and family Mr and Mrs Berle Beaty and children and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Beaty and daughter spent Sunday at the parental H N Beaty home near Numa Iowa. Mr and Mrs J E Dicks were Saturday visitors at the Harry Brown home. Mr and Mrs John McAninch and sons spent Wednesday evening with her mother Mrs Will Kelsey. Mrs Frank Argo spent a few days last week with her daughter Mrs Jake Firkins and husband Pearl Kelsey and Ralph Turner returned from their school duties at Ames Wednesday evening. Mrs H N Beaty and son Clyde and John and Mr and Mrs Berle Beaty and daughter spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs D F Hiner. Mr and Mrs Veneil Coulson and daughter were afternoon callers. Mrs Harry Lemaster is not as well as she had been. Mr and Mrs Lemaster and daughter Phyllis and Mrs Harry Bressler went to Confidence Iowa Sunday where Mrs Lemaster took a treatment. We are hoping she may soon be better again. Veneil Coulson and Wm Haver were callers Thursday afternoon at the Harold Huff home. Berle Beaty hauled a load of machinery from the Ullem place Friday. Mrs Beaty and daughter accompanied him and were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Russell Brown and a daughter.
About forty five people attended an oyster stew at the Dutch DuVall home on Tuesday evening. The event featured Rock, visiting, and games with refreshments of oysters, crackers, pickles, fruits, cake, and coffee. Numerous local families joined in, including the Johnson, Wilson, Faber, DuVall, and Davis households, with several visits noted and birthday celebrations for Dorothy.
Mr and Mrs Jeff Patrick were Moravia callers, Ben Jones and family visited Alicia, and Mr and Mrs Van Lang and Mr and Mrs Casa Hamilton shared Friday dinner at the M B Church. John VanZante attended Moravia church, Leslie Plants and Billy Long delivered corn to Morning, Albia visitors U S Mangle called Sunday, A J Brown and daughters Osa and Marjorie visited, Sircle meets Wednesday with Mrs John Plants, Jim Moore and Elbert Moore hosted Sunday at their home.
Mr and Mrs Howard Besco spent Sunday afternoon at Ed DeLong and with Charles Foster. W A Brown hosted visits from Farl Woodcock and family and Gilbert Woodcock. Orrin Callen and Edmond Brown spent Sunday with Harry Robinson. Ladies Aid meets with Mrs DeLong Wednesday afternoon. Adda Robinson spent Sunday with Rue McCrory. Bescos shopped in Albia Saturday. DeLong and Roe McCrory shopped in Albia Friday.
The Moravia Union publishes weekly in Moravia Iowa. Owner and publisher is H K Smith Moravia Iowa. No known bondholders mortgagees or other security holders. Sworn March 21 1929 before Notary Public Coulson.
A reflective line notes that truth can be burdensome guiding many to abandon it rather than bear its weight. It frames honesty as costly and contrasted with convenient illusion. The citation suggests a moral meditation on integrity and social behavior.
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