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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1928
Page
2
The article estimates the US apple crop around 180 million bushels, about a bushel and a half per person, praising the apple pie outlook. It highlights an extensive advertising campaign and the slogan An apple a day keeps the doctor away, while noting the ten thousand dollar bill image will not receive much publicity.
To half a million Ford owners this message highlights the car’s test-worthy performance in speed, acceleration, hills, comfort, economy, and long-term reliability. It urges use of Ford dealer service networks for prompt, fair, expert maintenance to maximize miles with minimal trouble and expense.
Local residents share meals and visits across Moravia Cass Hamilton Ed DeLong Jim Moore and George Cloyed homes. Attendees include Patrick Tadlock Brown Hough Beaty and Williams families plus several cousins and neighbors at church events and Armistice Day programs.
Rockwell City residents discover over 1,500 pennies in lake sand believed dumped within the last year. Clarion reports a purse found and returned to Andrew Heggen after an elevator haul. Cedar Rapids theatre box yields only about $1 in value. Bayard man shoots his partner by accident. Peck survives with multiple shotgun pellets. Red Oak notes a baby’s car registration. Spirit Lake fishing trip yields large pike. Sioux City receives Croix De Guerre citation for Edward Monahan. Doulson forms hiking club. Pisgah voters back Hoover over Smith. Percival chickens returned after theft. Waterloo forms rabbit breeders group. Iowa City to publish Copper Sun December 15. Aspinwall seructule rally ends abruptly.
A village blacksmith in Hoover, not the Presidential candidate, is described as a staunch betneral and loyal Alfred Smith supporter. A blaze started by a gas stove destroyed the rent home of Mr. and Mrs. Jobo Krueger at the Rey Graver farm Saturday afternoon, with only a sour wedding dress and clothes saved. Mr. Kreuger works as a corn husker on the Krueger farm and the rent home had housed his family during corn picking.
Fred Apple recently married in Georgia in a small ceremony that drew local notice. The groom and bride shared vows as family and friends looked on, celebrating the new union.
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