Moravia High School Basketball Update and Student Sketches
Moravia high reports Donald Kaster's appendicitis ends his letterman season with three veterans left. The team trains intensively for the season opener against Numa on November 27. A second squad forms from cut players under Mr Boyer with practice focus on fundamentals and potential promotion to the first squad.
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Donald Kaster
PROM
Moravia
Numa
MHS
Moravia High School
Boyer
Donald Rhee
Wendell Cloyed
Paul Burns
Walter Wilson
James Rhee
Cecil Creech
Max Gollaher
Jack McDonough
Bill Tracy
Richard Veach
Quentin Hudson
The Jack O Lantern Highlights From World Events
A museum painting The Shadow of the Cross sparks awe as a dark halo appears around Christ while lights fail. Barney Oldfield thrill rides and a human cannonball stunt entertain, amidst Chicago Grain Exchange chaos and crowds.
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Cross
Christ
Alma
Crosa
Rural School News Enon Weiner Roast Celebrates Program Completion
Enon rural school notes a noon Friday toasted by students and community as the program concluded. Pupils earned reminders on note reading music reading rhythm and phonics. Juniors and seniors helped with crafts and a piano project while grade levels studied geography and continental homes.
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ENON
Deena Roberts
Betty Hiatt
Gerald Roberts
Lois Hawk
Marjorie
Dallas Faber
South Central States
Europe
Leo van Dorin
Dean Faber
Marjorie Roberts
Beacon
Local notices from Kinser Valley on visits and farming tasks
Grandma Darby and relatives visited in Kinser Valley Friday and Friday night at the H M Smith home. Shaleing crew to finish road work between G R Darby and H M Smith farms this week, haul from Geo Darby shale pile by team. Dorothea and Donald Darby attended Epworth League Halloween party in Moravia Wednesday. Dr Johnson of Albia checked cattle with no reactors. G R Derby and Lawrence Johnson called on business near Urbana Center Monday.
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Grandma Darby
Margaret Harrison
Alice Fritchle
Darby
Donald
Dorothea
H. M. Smith
G. R. Darby
Geo. Darby
Dorothes
Donald Darby
Epworth League
Hallowe’en
Moravia
Ed. Peterson
Flint
Mich
Ivan Hoadley
Princeton
Ottumwa
Curt Goudy
Zell Wilson
Grant Lincox
Albert Brain
E. C. Caste
G. R. Derby
Lawrence Johnsson
Urbana Center
Discover New Evidence On Prehistoric Indians
The State Historical Society reports renewed funding for mound research in northeastern Iowa after decades of curiosity and limited funds. Amid the Great Depression, state planning and relief programs enabled archaeologists to commence careful excavations and scientific study of the mounds.
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State Historical Society
Ews
United States
Laws State Planning Board
FERA
Archaeology on Upper Iowa River Mounds Revealed
Federal Project 1047 in Iowa exposed layered mound sites during summer 1824. Dr. Charles R. Keyes details discovery of overlapping Siouan and Algonkian cultural layers, confirming Wendland occupancy before Sioux. The Palimpsest article notes workers paid thirty cents an hour under supervision by Keyes and Ellison Orr.
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Iowa River
Iowa State Planing Board
Charles R. Keyes
Mt. Vernon
Ellison Orr
Waukon
Lshor
the Palimpsest
State Historical Society of
Town
Keyes
Plating
Foreclosure Petition Filed in Appanoose County Court
In Appanoose County Iowa a foreclosure petition is on file seeking payment of 3864.68 plus interest and costs from Ralph McDonough as administrator of C C Huffman deceased on a promissory note dated September 8 182 and secured by a mortgage on several described parcels in Town of Appanoose including sections seven and adjacent quarters totaling about 290 acres. The petition asks appointment of a receiver and notes Burt Huffman is the payee and grantee in the mortgage. No personal judgment against defendants except Ralph McDonough Huffman deceased. Respond by January 2 1935.
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Carrie Drake
William S. Drake
Pearl Huffman
Ed K. Huffman
Rose Huffman
Floyd J. Huffman
Lillian Huffman
Burt M. Huffman
Ralph McDonough
C. C. Huffman
Appanoose County
Iowa
Defendenta
William 8.Drake
Ed. K. Huffman
Floyd J. Wufttran
Appansose County
District Court
A. D
Appandose County
Lows
Town
Range Streen
Bth P. M
Burt Huffman
Burt Hoffman
C. C. Hoffman
Tawa Adverse Judgment Notice From Center Ville County
The notice states that a default will be entered on January 7, 1985 at the Count House in Center ville Appanoosa County Iowa with judgment and decree as prayed in the plaintiff's petition. MILER, EVERETT & Miller serve as Attorneys for Plaintiff with dates November 8 14 22 29.
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Tawa
Centerville
Appanoosa County
Iowa
Miler, Everett & Miller
Inventory Drive Urges Farmers to Test Feed and Livestock
Rural officials in the drought affected southern Iowa counties press farmers to inventory feed and livestock now to weather the winter. They warn only about 15 percent of normal feed remains and 75 percent of usual livestock survive. meetings will guide culling, buying feeds, and contracting wintering strategies amid widespread shortages.
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Rex Heresford
Lown Extension Animal Husbandryman
Towa
Drouth
County Agricultural Drouth Committees
County Agricultural Advisory Drouth Councils
County Agricultural Drouth
Beresford
Mr. Bereeford
Americans Flocked to Iowa in the Fifties
State History notes a flood of American pioneers entering Iowa during the 1850s. New England farmers and Middle Atlantic workers joined Ohio and Northwest settlers, with smaller groups from the Carolinas and Kentucky. By 1850 eastern Iowa held 192,214 people, rising to 374,913 by 1860 as emigrants crossed the Cumberland Road and moved westward.
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The
State Historical Society
Towa
New England
Middle Atlantic
Ohio
Old Northwest
Carolinas
Kentucky
Old Southwest
Peope
Great Lakes
Mississippi
Cumberland Road
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Iowa
Iowa settlers migrate along Mississippi gateways in history
The opening notes describe how drought and cholera drove pioneers from homes toward rich interior lands. It highlights Keokuk Fort Madison Burlington Muscatine Davenport Dubuque and other towns as magnets for native-born Americans. William J Petersen details the migration in The Iowa Journal of History and Politics October issue.
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Keokuk
Fort Madison
Burlington
Muscatine
Davenport
Dubuque
Mississippi
Fown
William J. Petersen
Iowa Journal of History and Politics
State Historical Society ‘of
Towa
Sitting committees shaped Iowa legislative process
A State Historical Society note explains how early Iowa legislators needed house permission to introduce bills, leading to the creation of sitting committees. The first House committee was 1840 and the first Senate committee 1854, with later changes debated to balance workload, influence, and accountability in lawmaking.
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State Historical Society
Iowa
Tows General Assembly
House of Representatives
Senate
Frank E. Horack
Town Journal of History and Politics
Wea
General Assembly
Vorack
Henovraecy
Droucth Orphan Home A Nonsectarian Midwest Institution
Five hundred homeless boys and girls are cared for annually at the Christian Home Orphanage in Council Bluffs Iowa. Founded 52 years ago the nonsectarian institution relies on voluntary contributions from across the country. It runs its own school and hospital and a department for dependent aged women. No state funds or traveling agents.
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Christian Home Orphanage
Council Bluffs
Towa
Midwest
Thanksgiving and Christmas Appeal for Christian Home Orphanage
The Home seeks public donations to meet rising costs for food care and shelter for more than an increasing number of destitute children under its care. Contributions should be sent to the Christian Home Orphanage Council Butts Town and will be acknowledged in the institution’s official publication with financial reports mailed to donors.
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Christan Home Orphanage
Butts Town
Acute seed oats shortage alarms Iowa farmers
Survey by Extension Service of Iowa State College reveals widespread seed oats scarcity with 11 500 responses from about 2 counties. Roughly 65,000 farmers seek seed supply data and 7 77 report a definite source. Urges immediate local purchase to avoid higher prices and possible unavailability next spring.
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Towa
Extension Service
Towa State College
B.S. Dycrops
Seei Waeen
Iowa
Comerup
Seed supplies to cover deficit with old wheat barley sorghum
Adequate stocks of old seed wheat barley sorghum exist to fill this year’s seed deficit. The seed must be located and prepared for germination before use.
Tea and notices in Moravia and Centerville events
Neighbors are invited to a tea on the Moravia square Saturday November 10 with prices per pound and containers requested. Several Moravia residents attended the Centerville gathering at the Republican county headquarters honoring Mrs. Dan Turner and Mrs. Lloyd Thurston. Miss Letta Behrens visits Mt. Pleasant with grandmother and relatives Aos Koch and others.
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Moravia
Centerville
Republican County
Dan Turner
Lloyd Thurston
Miss Letta Behrens
Aos. Koch
Mt. Pleasant
Why Children Need a Liquid Laxative
Medical guidance urges safer relief for childhood constipation using approved liquid laxatives like Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. Parents are advised to select a suitable preparation, start with a gentle dose, and gradually reduce until natural bowels move without discomfort.
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Calidwell
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