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Newspaper
Moulton Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1900
Page
7
Jackson Bros announces new dress goods and various goods at low prices. Local items mention Dr Gilbert Osteopaths, upcoming fairs, travel to Cincinnati and Missouri, farm produce, and community notices including visits, sales, and school projects amid routine town life.
Bids to furnish coal for the coming school term must be handed to the supply committee August Post Elmer Wood or T M Hale Pres on or before September 1. Coal to be weighed in Moulton and delivered to the school house.
Wanted several persons for district office managers to present me in their own and surrounding counties. Willing to pay yearly $0, payable weekly. Desirable employment with usual opportunities. References exchanged. Self addressed stamped envelope to 8 4, Park, 820 Caxton Building. Chicago.
Moulton residents invited to the Old Settlers Re Union on the upcoming Thursday. Preparations underway to entertain attendees with comfortable facilities, meals, hot coffee, and a place to hitch teams at Downs.
An advertisement proclaims Smith Sure Kidney Cure as the only guaranteed remedy for Brights Disease. It promises a money back guarantee if it fails and lists a price of 50 cents, with sale through G. A. Powers.
Corea Thousands promises a cure for kidney and bladder ailments including drops, Bright's disease, gravel, and frequent urination with Smith's Sure Kidney Cure. It claims complete cure and is priced at 50 cents, available from W. F. Berry.
A notice states that the sender has disposed of their Iatsiness in Moulton and asks all persons owing money to call and settle at once. Resp. i. i. Onan.
Hotel Dodge offers daily and nightly bus calls to and from all trains across the city. For schedules and gate times contact Phone No. 89.
For sale a good five room house with summer kitchen and a good well. Located one and a half blocks east of Bridal's brick store on 11th Street Taquire of KOC. Porch and care described in brief listings.
Interested buyers may purchase a farm, a Moulton residence, or lots on installment, cash, or trade. See Wa. Marsuann and Sox for details.
The Wabash will sell round trip tickets to Bussey and return for 1.75. Valid Sept Sth to 7th with return up to Sept Sth. Agent T. M. Tanner, Ticket Agent.
To Hunters All persons are forbidden hunting or trespassing on Wayside farm. All permits to hunt are hereby withdrawn. Protection of my stock from careless persons compels me to enforce the law. Acoust Post.
Twenty nine officers and men report Freat to say cuts wounds and sore joints respond to Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. Also praised Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for a baby’s relief. Sold by A Powers and Wool Berry druggists with 24 cents and “complete cure” claims.
A.M. Stevenson resigns the Colorado silver Republican chairmanship to work for McKinley and Roosevelt. He supported Sen ator Peller and left the party ranks claiming the silver issue is no longer a live national question. He condemns Bryan and Populists, argues the Philippines are ours and that rebels should be treated in line with American authority. Bryan’s stance is likened to Civil War arguments.
The piece argues that imperialist militarism cannot hide American duty in the Philippines. It asserts the duty is to suppress rebellion and restore peace and order, urging Stevenson to align with the party pledged to achieve both, despite Democratic opposition.
Sidney I. Fowble sells his Midway grocery and the Udell store is taken over by G. W. Storn. Gus Persman and Torn’s son will run the Centerville city shop. Fowble may move west for health reasons. John W. Hays arranged the deal. Local note from Monday’s Citizen and Pantagraph praise Kirksville State Normal’s leader.
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