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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1929
Page
6
Counties have voted their own bonds to back a highway improvement plan already underway by the highway commission, ensuring continued funding for the intensive roadwork.
Advocates argue the anticipatory war rants plan allows the heavy road paving program to continue without interruption while the bond plan requires the legislature to pass a resolution to change or amend the state constitution permit.
Proceedings describe a proposed state bonding program to fund road paving and a shift via constitutional change, with a required identical General Assembly resolution and a people’s vote. Advocates claim ready funds and bonding can proceed, while opponents cite legality concerns and court rulings. The piece notes related secondary road funding bill passage, anticipated gas tax disputes, and looming tax ferret bills targeting unlisted property and license fees amid broader political maneuvering.
District Court in Appanoose County Iowa announces the probate hearing for the will of Cyrus Edwin Hoskinson, filed March 20 1928, with final proof set for April 2 1929. Interested parties may appear to contest admission to probate as ordered by Clerk Edmund Hanson.
An advertisement urges mothers to use Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a spring cleansing medicine for the family. It claims purging stomach and bowels improves health, mood, appetite, and sleep, endorsing Smith Drug Co. as the retailer.
Two girls improved after stomach trouble by using Adlerika from Smith Drag Company. They report relief from gas after the first spoonful and claim the product cleanses waste matter, aiding digestion and sleep.
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