30 Mar 1950
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1950
Page
1
The letter argues pensions and relief payments will never end, noting the mails are filled with checks from government funds. The writer says individuals will sign and cash these payments themselves and urges a measure to control the system.
The piece laments high office expenses taken from workers’ pay while pensions and unemployment schemes keep most funds there. It contrasts saving deposits growing in banks with the seasonal refrain of spring, summer, and Christmas approaching, noting odd timing of weather and holidays and urging personal saving.
A brief column notes spring bloom and Easter fashion frills with a nod to evolving styles. It lists names connected to new or renewal subscriptions, highlighting Keith Roberts, L H Caster, Clifford Paxston, Mrs Francia Smith, and others.
Mrs John Van Zante notes social visits around the T R Gardner home as neighbors share news on bad roads and hopeful improvements. Several couples visit Saturday and Sunday including Kenneth Gardner Newton Ralph Eaton new Coulson farm neighbors Lyle Jones Cedar Rapids and Carl Vin Zante with children. Sunday guests include Guy Humphrey and Marsden Clarkson of Drakenville.
In The American Weekly color magazine, learn how home skills like cooking gardening knitting and decorating can earn extra income. Read about a woman selling boxed lunches to businessmen and another who prepares dinners for bachelors working girls and bridge parties.
Moravia town records show regular session with minutes read and approved. Treasurer's totals itemized by department and bills ordered paid. include police, street lights, fire maintenance, library, hall, and equipment, plus tax and insurance entries.
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