17 Oct 1929
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1929
Page
1
Moravia area notes rising farm land values with Capper praising current cheap buying opportunity and a federal land bank president reporting lower foreclosures. Dairy cattle prices strongest since 1920 and overall farm outlook improving as demand increases and profits rise.
A clipped reflection on communal duty states that no single person creates a community. Everyone in the town and surrounding area contributes to growth, prosperity, and a better place to live, with each person a vital cog in the social machine. The piece notes the letter e as essential yet peculiarly cashless and at risk.
The Wall Street Journal cites a two billion dollar current investment in moving pictures, suggesting the vast scale enables the industry to provide the world with visual content and entertainment.
A roundup of local visits and social events across Unionville Ottumwa Centerville and nearby areas. Relative visits from Mr and Mrs Will Morrison Mrs Blair P T A activities church meetings and Sunday dinners at assorted homes. Also mentions births illness obituaries and a church meeting question What is the matter with Unionville next Sunday morning topic.
Mrs Dell Hellyer and Mrs Frank Argo visited Saturday evening. Numerous neighbors attended Sunday at the Wen ell Coulson and Will Kelsey homes. Edgar Breese family welcomed in town after quarantine. Wood sawing helpers listed with many area families attending meals and companionship.
Mrs. Charlie Foater and Mrs. For reat Glick visited at the parental Me. Kim home Tuesday. Mr. Jim Moore was a Moravia caller Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Cass Hamilton and others took dinner with the U. B. H. Ald Wednesday. Loyd Brown helped pick apples at the A. J. Brown home Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Patrick were shopping in Moravia Tuesday. Dan VanZante visited Sunday afternoon with Leslie Plants. Elbert Moore spent Friday at Jim Moore. Ed DeLong was a Moravia caller Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Foster and family were dinner guests at the parental Brown home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rinehart and son spent Sunday at Geo. Hiner's home. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Huff and boys visited L. H. Priste's. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brown and a visitor called on Ned Argo. Arthur Vosburg stayed with Frank Argo Saturday night and Sunday. Rav J. W. Zerhe attended the Udell County Ministerial Meeting Monday and spoke on "The Challenge at Lie to the Pastor."
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