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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1926
Page
2
Stems of the Town reports a 2 for 1 sale at the local drug store with sale bills printed at a reasonable price. Notable visits include Brice C Waughop and P Hawk in Oskaloosa, H W Reich and R N McDonough in Kansas City.
A lively description of the Supreme Court’s decision sessions. The piece details courtroom protocol, the role of the marshal and justices, the habit of standing for arrivals, and the process of reading docket numbers and delivering opinions. It notes arguments on Mondays and Saturdays conferences for finalizing rulings.
Attending physician at the Quak County hospital urged adoption of diathermy as a safer alternative to cutting for cancer treatment. He cited increased mortality from cancer, called for broader use of heat-based surgical methods, and claimed newer diathermy could save many lives.
Sunday School at 10 A M on Compaunion street. Prayer meeting Thursday night at 8. Aid next Wednesday October 6 all day at the church unless announced. Next Sunday October 3 election of officers for the coming year's Sunday School. Attendees with perfect September attendance: Mrs Free Mrs Bivin Mrs Clester Mrs Wakefield Mrs Main Mrs McKern. Also Mrs Free and Mrs Wakefield won last three months attendance prizes. G B Johnson a business caller in Centerville Thursday. Miss Thelma Johnson weekend visitor. Attorney Charles Miller visited Moravia Monday. Mrs F A Reich spent Friday at Sharp home Centerville.
A jumble of playful lines references Fords and autos urging optimism. It weaves in quick metaphors about smiling, new broom sweeping, and a playful jab at broad topics from sports to the world of machinery. The language is light, with scattered proverbs and observational snippets.
Farm loan notice lists available bent terms by Chet Broshar. Also items for sale include buttermilk barrels, glass jugs and bottles, and Storrs dairy goods. Local listings show animals for sale and rooms for rent with furnace heat and meals option.
A fragment from Union listings shows multiple notices including FOR SALE postings for ewes and lambs, heating stove, apples, furniture and utensils, and miscellaneous goods. Found glasses and a 2x4 tire left missing. Lost items and rental rooms also referenced. Public value ads encourage placing notices for sales and bids.
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