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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1929
Page
2
Edson R. Waite quotes Frederick Beers of The National Biscuit Company on the need to balance youthful energy with patient buildup in business. He argues success stems from steady, continuous effort along a definite path, not sudden brilliance, and notes that misfit expectations delay real progress.
Federal report by Alfred C. Brittain shows slight September gains for corn barley potatoes and tame hay with oats spring wheat and flax forecast unchanged. Corn production forecast at 422653000 bushels, US corn crop up to 2528077000 bushels, oats quality 91 percent, barley 89 percent, potatoes 7128000 bushels, tame hay 6509000 tons, minor crops mixed with buckwheat 76 percent sweet potatoes 85 percent soybeans 87 percent red and white clover 88 percent.
Clara Bow to marry a rich man. Across the era more than 500 radio stations exist with others fringe. Explorers seek Noah’s Ark, planning a voyage with ship expert Mr Shearer aboard.
A Dubuque man recounts eleven years of stomach trouble and kidney pain. He credits Konjola for restoring digestion and appetite, noting improved health after seven weeks. The medicine is sold at Smith Drug Store in Moravia and by druggists in the region.
Local residents including Mr. and Mrs. Ben Derby Albia and families visited parental homes around Elmer Swift and James Turner. Multiple families from Centerville and nearby towns attended gatherings, a Coulson sale drew good prices, Clover Leaf Club met for quilting and sewing with members listed.
An old newspaper ad touts Adherika as a cure for gas and bloating, claiming it aids digestion and sleep by acting on both upper and lower bowels and removing hidden waste. It features a customer testimonial from Myrg, EK, and lists Slaith Drug Store as the seller.
L H Priebe and son Donald visited Monday morning at the E C Moore home. Hattie Hammond visits Ot tumwa this week. Mrs Howard Fenton and son Billie spent Monday afternoon with Vera Moore and son Duane. J E Dicka and Elbert Moore with Mildred visited Jim Moore Wednesday. Clover Leaf Club met with Mrs Beryl Beaty for quilting and rug rag sewing. Will Callen and Fern Callen visited Moore home. Merle Dicks and Orrin Callen guests in Centerville and New Sharon respectively. Gray Penfield Jack visited Frank Tarbell. Clara Massman and Lloyd of Chariton stopped at J B McAninch home. Opal Fenton spent Sunday with Beulah Dicks. Beryl Beaty and children visited the D S Fenton home. Jack Murphy and family saw George Hammond home. Elbert Moore and Mildred were afternoon callers.
Roy Gideon and family members rested in Enon while Mrs Faber and Howard Winkelman attended events last Tuesday and Wednesday. Lucy Faber joined a teachers meeting in Albia the previous Thursday and Friday. Harold Jones of Waterloo visited with his parents J L Jones and family. Doren Wailea and Bil Gatner families hosted visits and a baby boy named William Irvin was born to Mr and Mrs Gatner on Friday in October. Leta McCoy of Davenport visited the Smith home, Lizzie Hoffman visited the Faber home, Flora Jones called on the Smith home, Keith Roberts worked for Walter Gideon, and Hiatt Selby stayed with his sister Velma Johnson.
Spencer Wilson and family of Arizona visited Saturday at the Eph Wilson home. Burke and Vivian Wilson attended the wedding of their classmate AuRea Blumenstock Sunday morning. Dutch DuVall Harold Davia and family called at the Eph Wilson home Friday evening. R. C. Wilson and family were Sunday visitors at the Eph Wilson home. Madge Maxine and Otha Lea DuVall visited Eph Wilson's home Saturday afternoon. Various locals reported weekends with relatives in Albia and Bridgeport Nebraska, and Fern Wright of Moulton spent Saturday with Burke Wilson.
A compact tease notes readers chasing easy targets may misread a bank book showing a healthy balance and hints at irony in financial temptations. The wry line suggests readers focus on the lure of gains rather than the risks of overconfidence.
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