November Clocks In With Tax Time Looming
The piece notes leaves falling and calendars coming soon as November mornings bring a shift toward tax season prep and auto maintenance concerns, hinting at deadlines and routine changes on the near horizon.
11 Nov 1926
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1926
Page
1
The piece notes leaves falling and calendars coming soon as November mornings bring a shift toward tax season prep and auto maintenance concerns, hinting at deadlines and routine changes on the near horizon.
Maple Grove and Ottumwa shoppers travel to towns like Moravia Centerville and Milledgeville. Local families visit relatives, harvest soy beans, and a school pie supper is planned. Election results show Glen Derby mayor and Mike Argo city marshal as Moravia area residents adjust to seasonal winter and local council activity.
Attendees and visitors to a Friday party at the John McDanel home include Juanita Smith Daphine Mc Danel Celia Broshar Virginia Kaster Vera Kaster Doris McDanel May McDanel Raymond Veach Charles Broshar Lyndon Lloyd Claude Kenneth Boyer Virsit Kaster Kenneth Veach Gus Plannabecker and families Frank Gladfelder and family Johnnie Eaton Velda of Rockford Ill Roy Hiatt Abe Ballanger family Lizzie Broshar Morayiz Coy Luse Ryman Kincade Vernal Boshak Pearl Eaton family Albia Catie Whicker Moravia Lyndon McDanel Leo Knapp and Shirley Townsend families with others visiting. Several local residents visited relatives and friends at nearby homes including the Easter Kaster Whicker and Gladfelder households.
The McFatridge and Andrews families from Cedar Rapids spent a week visiting Mrs. George McFat ridge. The community celebrates George Argo winning clerkship of the District Court at Centerville. Argo plans to offer marriage licenses at a special rate of eighteen dollars per dozen to neighbors, honoring his campaign pledge.
Mr and Mrs L L Shaeffer spent Friday with the Palmer sisters. Mr and Mrs F T Hellyer were business callers in Moravia Saturday.
Hedge College area residents and neighbors gathered at E F Wilsons on Wednesday evening for R C Wilsons thirty first birthday. Families from Delmar Wilson to Zell Wilson attended, with doughnuts and coffee as attendees wished many more happy birthdays. Dutch DuVall has installed a new Atwater Kent radio and several households shared weekend visits and social events across the community.
A patent medicine style note promoting Atkins Indian Herb and Root Compound as a system treatment for stomach liver kidneys and bowels. Included at Smith Tirup Store with price one dollar per note and a reference to Christmas card making time.
A quirky card game update shows Queens designated as hidecards altering the deck’s balance. Players note the shift changes bluffing dynamics and strategic play. The modification adds a fresh twist for experienced hands and newcomers alike.
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