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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1928
Page
4
The county offered wolf bounty payments at 16 for grown wolves and 34 for cubs but four scalps presented Monday were misidentified as wolves. Auditors found the pelts were fox cubs, so no bounty was paid.
Howard Ballew submits candidacy for State Representative and Appanoose County Auditor on the Republican ticket in the June primary. Dennis K. McNeal announces for Sheriff, seeking the Republican nomination in Appanoose County. H.R. Thomas also seeks Sheriff's office in the Democratic primary.
For county auditor there by announce my candidacy for the office of Auditor of Appanoose county subject to the will of the Republican voters at the June primary. J. A BWAN.
A slate of political notices announces candidacies in Appanoose County for the June primary. W. H. Callen seeks reelection to the Board of Supervisors, Sheriff races appear, and Earl Gaughenbaugh, H. B. Carroll, R. E. Ogghton, and H. D. Evans declare bids for State Senator Clerk of Court and Treasurer with party and primary caveats.
In Appanavsi county the office of Sheriff seeks voter support at the June Republican primary. W. F. Ball appears as a candidate subject to voter decision in this local party contest.
A compilation of fragmented notices announce candidates for local offices in Appanoose County. Names include Claude Luse J B Edwards and J Be Edwards, for sheriff and board member, with references to June primaries and Republican tickets. Additional lines cite Moravia Union and U West seeking supervisor terms in 1928 1929, with scattered dates and terms.
Harry Greenleaf renounces his candidacy for the office of County Attorney of Appancese County subject to the will of the primary.
Multiple candidates announce Republican bids for Appanoose County offices. SARS B Tait James Adamson and Frank Chambers seek Sheriff and Board of Supervisors seats. Dan P Fenton and others declare June Primary runs for 1920s to 1930 terms.
J D Minnes announces candidacy for Clerk of Court of Appanoose county under Democratic voters. ED Hanson declares run for Clerk of Court of Appanoose county subject to the will of Democratic voters.
Robert Caldwell asks Appandage County Republicans to nominate him for Representative. He advocates repealing the Poll Tax Law and other tax reforms to boost home ownership and curb the landlord system.
Busy planting corn and awaiting rain mark the week as neighbors visit kin and attend church. Local families including Shueffner Birchs Pal mers Breese Hiner McCord Elawick Argo and Dicks gather for birthdays visits and Sunday School with a Mothers Day program at the Christian church amid a flurry of social drives and church events.
Sunday and weekday visits pattern show local families in Albia Ot tumwa and nearby towns. Richard Holman and family spent Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Derby. Pearl Runnels of Ot tumwa and Orville Day visited relatives. Lemaster family traveled to Oskaloosa to see Mrs. Lemaster improving.
A Sunday gathering heard Hilton Rey Smallgood deliver a fine sermon with several young people offering songs. Ladies Aid meets with Mrs. Minnie Smith. Community members attended the Senior Class play in Albig. Owen Smith starred both nights as the only local graduate.
The column mentions a fight with Wayne Clark and lists local attendees including Mr and Mrs Roy Gilland and their son at church. It notes Claud Humphrey and Chas Fix visiting home folks, hints at congressional talkative members, and references Greenty Teland and a cautious summer resort boom. Commander Byrd reports a North Pole expedition cost of 240000 dollars in cash while resorts invite President Coolidge.
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