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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1926
Page
2
Ren and My, Mrs. H. E. Glick and son Delmar, Miss Wilma McDanel, and Dwight Weatherly attended a family dinner at the F. R. Glick home in Centerville Sunday honoring Mr.
A promotional note argues that investing in concrete feeding floors increases pig output while reducing feed use. It highlights the financial gains of improved efficiency and urges readers to seek more information rather than waste corn or miss profits.
Glick family and others noted events across Moravia and Albia with visits to center towns. Mrs. Gabe Johnson and daughters Marjorie and Berniece joined Albia activities. Reba Callen and friends attended a masquerade at the Orelup home. Delmar Glick and others joined a New Hove program. local shopping and Sunday School outings were reported.
Hiattsville resident J. C. Neff spent early year in Chicago with stock. Miss Pearl Chambers visited Blakesburg with friends. Theo Miller family and Francis joined dinner at Charles Pabst home. Francis Robinson stayed a night with Gus Hinte. R. Jolly of Nebraska joined Carlson family. Homer Callen and the Jollys visited Centerville and Missouri relatives. M. E. McDanel hosted Frank Glick’s birthday dinner in Centerville. Moravia Ladies Aid met at J F Chambers home. Revival Meetings at Wesley nightly led by Brother Fix with Mrs Fix and Irene assisting with songs. N S Thomas returned from Missouri after visiting sister Mrs Laura Hayworth. Berniece Scot visited Moravia High School. New Hope school held a box supper and Halloween program with readings by Miss Pesri Chambers. Moravia people attended meetings. invitation to all. General Butler’s hue and cry mentioned.
Letter from Curt Bendixon of Buck Grove recounts relief from leg pain after using Atkins medicine. He credits the treatment and tent show promotion for his recovery after Mayo Clinic and surgery were advised. Notice touts Atkins Indian Herb and Rest Compound for liver and kidneys with Smith Drug Co sale and money back guarantee.
Aaron Campbell states no skunk hunting on his farm noting skunks are beneficial for catching moles. He emphasizes wildlife balance and farm safety while discussing pest control practices.
A Hallowe en party was held at the Jim Kastor home on Saturday October 30 with masked attendees except for a few. Four present with prizes awarded for best and funnest. Prank Glafelder won first, Averril Kastor second. Guests included Ira Boshak Tom Morrison Grove Kuster Eron Kineade Earle Exhine and families. various Sunday visits to local homes noted. Local ads promote The Moravia Union and fall winter merchandise.
Wholesale markets boast large stocks and top quality at reasonable prices. Queen Marie visits the old U.S. for a whale of a time. G. A. Stegall offers granite work one fourth less than shop prices, guaranteed by the firm. bam across from the cemetery in Center Ville, Iowa.
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