Eldon Routs Moravia 37 0 In Gridiron Duel
Eldon dominated Moravia in a 37 to 0 win, piling up 304 yards to 63. Highlights: Eldon 19 first downs to 3, 8 completed passes to 4 by Moravia, and key scores in the third and fourth quarters. Moravia striker Dudley fumbled early as Eldon seized control.
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Smash
Eldon
Scory
Moravia
Broshar
Slavia
Scara Eldon
Slavin
Tan
Hine
NASA
Cullera
Ridon
Dudley Furb
Agriculture class studies soils management and growth
The Agriculture class explored soil types texture structure and color and how soil affects plant growth. They examined soil formation management and restoration and planned a trip to test soils this week, noting community welfare depends on soil quality.
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Clase
Tto
Cleaning Up the Schoolyard by P E Class
Last Thursday a PE class of 14 boys spent 20 minutes cleaning the schoolyard. They picked up paper around the building to make the surroundings neater and more attractive. W. B. S. '30.
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W. B.S
Young Teachers Society Holds Second Meeting
The Young Teachers Society met in the Normal Training room last Friday during the 20 minute period. The program featured Early Colonization of New York by Vera Kaater and Great Characters in History by Marjorie Brown and Evelyn Higley. The group aims to help students teach better schools, promote leadership, expose members to real classroom problems, foster rural school enthusiasm, and cooperate with the Normal Training Department.
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Young Teachers' Society
iEarly Colonization of
New York
Vera Kaater
Marjorie Brown
Evelyn Higley
Young Teachers’ Society
Sil
D. W. DB
Play the Game speech inspires school pep drive
On Wednesday during a 20 minute assembly Rev Hawkins spoke on Play the Game. He urged students to play fair with teachers, parents, and friends at school and home. He linked good sportsmanship to studies and sports.
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Hawkins
E. B
Moravia Prepares to Clash with Milton in Saturday Game
Moravia travels to Milton for a grid clash claiming to avenge last year’s defeat. Milton tied Bloomfield 7 7 in their latest game, Moravia has one win and one loss this season with a 50 percent record. Fans are urged to support Moravia as they seek a season favorable to their hope for victory.
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Milton
Bloomfield
Moravia
Moravis
Thuefer
Mornvia
Kidney Trouble Quickly Ended By New Konjola
A Davenport Iowa man Leo Gadjent 1131 West Sixth Street reports relief from chronic kidney pain and headaches after using Konjola. He notes rapid improvement and says his kidneys now function properly. Konjola is sold at Smith Drug Store in Moravia and by local druggists across the region.
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Leo Gad Jent
West Lixth Street
Davenport
Iowa
Konjola
Moravia
Smith Drug Store
School Club Dues Set and Junior Election Held
Dues for the year were set at 260 with payment due by the next meeting. A Hobo party was planned for an undetermined date. In junior meeting Norman Firkins presided, two nominees tied for vice president, Marjorie Brown elected. Bealer meeting was chaired by Pearl Broshar with 25 cents semester class dues. Meetings usually occur on the fourth Thursday. next session set for October 24.
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Norman Firkins
Marjorie Brown
Duta
Bealer
Pearl Broshar
Six Weeks Examinations Set For Thursday and Friday
Six weeks examinations will be held Thursday and Friday covering work completed this year. Grades rely on class recitations, written work, notes, six weeks tests, and other tests from the first period. Sixteen freshmen were found back in their work earlier this week.
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Dorr
A.C
High School Assembly Wants Basketball Game Details
On Wednesday October 2 at one o clock, the entire high school gathered at the front of the assembly to request information about the basketball firm scheduled to play Udell that afternoon.
Pep meeting rouses football squad before Eldon trip
The gathering directed by Pearl Broshar and others fueled school spirit with vocal exercises and yells led by Juanita Smith and Maurine Smith. Students recalled Gerald Long’s smile and Waneta Dudley’s pep energy, noting various lively scenes and personal moments.
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Pearl Broshar
Kenneth Cullers
Harold Manon
Noorden Slavin
Hall Swaim
Eldon
Juanita Smith
Maurine Smith
Gerald Long
Waneta Dudley
Thelma Main
Dwight Eastor
Lucile Burke
Gerald Powell
Carson Jordan
June Tisue
Moon Fletcher
Genevieve Carter
Helen McCrary
A.C.M
Grace News Visitors and Student Room Activities
Grace News reports visitors in Mrs. Winslet and Miss Keerher rooms last week including Mrs. Oz Whicker Mrs. Fred Buckmaster and Mrs. Rolla McDonough The fifth grade is making a geography notebook Mildred Smith was elected president and Lee Kaster vice president for room committees.
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Winslet
Oz Whicker
Fred Buckmaster
Rolls McDonough
Miss Keerher
Rolla McDonough
Gift and Art Shop Opens at Bernard's Centerville
Vera DeNoon and Rosalie Agee launch a Gift and Art Shop at Bernard's Centerville inviting visitors to learn about instruction classes and party planning ideas.
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Vera DeNoon
Rosalie Agee
Bernard's
Centerville
What Variety of Corn Is Beat
An Iowa bulletin summarizes eight years of tests by the Iowa Corn and Small Grain Growers Association with Iowa State and the U S Department of Agriculture. It compares open pollinated and hybrid yields, noting hybrids outsell open pollinated in most areas but providing open pollinated results. Copies are available free from Joe L Robinson, Secretary, Ames Iowa.
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Iowa Corn and Small Grain Growers Association
Iowa Experiment Station
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Joe L. Robinson
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Bulletin
Tawa Comsod
Amea
Iowa
Small Creameries Show Big Performance in Iowa
RB G Clark of the Iowa Department of Agriculture praises the Climax Creamery in Bremer county for 28 patrons, a $5000 investment, and 55000 pounds of butter produced with an average 62 cents per pound of butterfat. He notes low overhead and strong competition with larger creameries. The piece links efficiency to timely bill payment and hints at the new dollar bill era.
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Bremer County
Rb.g. Clark
Dairy and Food Division
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Clark
Multiple hitches increase horse popularity at Iowa plow meet
At the Pilot Rock Plowing Match near Cherokee Iowa two nine horse outfits tested the multiple hitch system drawing three bottom plows. John Dewar and Anton Hawke steered the competing teams amid a skeptical crowd as their score nearly matched the winners. Farmers can request a free bulletin from the Iowa Home and Mule Association Des Moines Iowa.
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Cherokee
Iowa
Horace
John Dewar
Anton Hawke
Towa Home and Mule Association
State House
Des Moines
Towa
Moravia Man Proclaims Quiet Star Born Spirit
A Moravia man declares he must have been born under a quiet star as he never knows anything exciting. When peace is mentioned, there is no disagreement so far as the word is concerned. Everybody approves of it.
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Doug Fairbanks, JR
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