11 Oct 1928
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1928
Page
1
Moravia Union catalogs subscription prices with terms in advance and lists advertising rates by line. Includes classified, notices, poetry, and display rates with line counts and placeholders for readers to contact the publisher for specifics.
The piece notes numerous yearly celebrations and urges a dedicated Fire Prevention Week. It reflects on history including Mrs. O’Leary and the Chicago fire, arguing a modern proclamation could inspire safer practices and prevent future blazes.
Courtesy counts in trade and salespeople shape customer satisfaction. Moravia thrives as out of town shoppers prefer stores with polite treatment. sales staff must remain good natured despite provocations to win business. This policy consistently attracts customers and builds lasting reputation.
Nutting is the order of the day as R F D carriers shift start time to 8 a m from 7 30 Oct 1. W F M Society hosts a dinner at W R Morrison home. High school basketball wins at Udell for Unionville boys and Udell girls. Local residents travel and visit, including trips to Moravia and Des Moines. A car collision on Unionville Moravia road damages both vehicles. injuries to Mrs Miller and Mrs Richardson. P T A starts new year with Ruby Underwood elected president. Claud Underwood plans a new barber shop building. Community notices include hospital stays, visitors, and ministers meeting in Centerville.
Mr and Mrs Wint Coulson made molasses at Merle Dicks on Monday. Visitors dropped by Elbert Moore home on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Cup Dicks visited Ned Argo’s home one afternoon this week. Viole Clark Dwight Vera Moore and Mildred Maxine called on Aide Chadwick Friday afternoon. Earl Swift and daughter Thelma visited J E Dicks on Thursday. Clara Mossman moved to Chariton last Saturday. Dorothy Murphy spent Friday afternoon with Dorothy Fenton. Clyde Dicks and Trexton were Sunday visitors at Gray Penfield’s. W E Kelsey and son Pearl visited Tebe McAninch on Sunday. Cap Jarks hosted Mr and Mrs Aivy Brown Leroy Brown and Ned Arya Janny as Sunday guests. Elbert Moore stopped by Chain Tarbell’s Saturday. Elmer Curtis and family from Plano visited Dennie Fenton on Sunday.
Blue Front residents visit Cass Hamilton home Friday while Miss Oneita Foster stays with Irene Glick. John Van Zante family and Ben Jones family visit Fred Mitchem in Marshalltown. Circle groups meet Helen Tadlock. Moravia shopping, Albia calls, and weekend visits noted among the community. Charlie Hough trips to St Louis with hogs Monday.
In Appanoose County Iowa the District Court appoints A B Jordan as administrator of the estate of I E Jordan deceased. Creditors and claimants must present their claims by law for allowance and payment with Miller and Everett attorneys for the estate. Dated September 90 1928.
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