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Newspaper
Moulton Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1902
Page
7
A readable storefront style list from Montgomery Bros features a selection of pantry items and fresh produce. Included are price signs for maple syrup buckwheat flour peaches raisins and canned salmon, plus soaps nuts citrus fruit bananas celery pears dates and nuts. The notice reads like a late 19th or early 20th century advertisement with unit prices per quart can pound and gallon.
Local notes report Edwards Bros. shipping four hog cars, Ballew and Willett sending sheep to Chicago, and Stansberry from Wells bringing in pigs. Mentions include Berry in St Louis on business, Buckmaster visiting relatives, and a cattle and hog market surge in Chicago. sidewalks praised and criticized amid town chatter.
Ed Probasco and family visit Centerville with son Emery while Mrs. Minnick and Dr. Atterberry of Kirksville join. O P Martin officiated a Caldwell wedding in Exline. B V Harbert opens a clean meat shop in Moulton. G W Baglin as cutter. W P Hall plans a 135 by 36 foot barn for 250 to 300 horses. Journal notes include notices on property, a church elder, and a pain relief liniment advertisement.
H. V. Harsert & Co advertise a new meat market in the Guile building west of the National Bank offering good meats of all kinds at all times. They also solicit hides and furs from customers.
Local notice seeks fur sellers offering good prices. Frank E. Sronzx invites bring in fur items at his Moulton, Iowa area service. February 14.
A brief for sale notice offering a few choice barred Flymouth Rock cockerels. Free post available from Moulton Iowa.
Railway talk and local items from Moulton and surrounding Missouri towns. Notes on KC express activity, staff moves including J B Huffman and J E Wotan, snow delays on Passenger No 2, accidents, and personal visits. Community notices cover G A R headquarters election, meat shop sale, and expressions of thanks from families.
Running like mad down the street dumping the occupants, or a hun dred other accidents, are every day occurrences. It behooves everybody to have a reliable Salve handy and there's none as good as Bucklen's Arnica Salve, Burns, Cuts, Sores, Eczema and Piles, disappear quickly under its soothing effect, 25c, at W. EF. Berry Drug store.
A vintage ad urges shoppers to buy early for Christmas and take advantage of layaway. It promises a wide window display with items under five dollars and higher value pieces up to forty eight dollars, including watches clocks solid gold rings lockets and chains with custom designs available.
Rev Gage of Fairfield will occupy the Presbyterian pulpit Sunday morning and evening. Rev Everly, aiding in a revival at Allerton, will preach at the Baptist church Sunday. Methodist church schedules 11:00 and 7:30 services with a children’s meeting at 3 p.m. A revival vibe grows nightly and the new song book has drawn praise.
A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs 1 Van Winkle of Brookfield Missouri on Navy 27 1909 Norman Rapier weighing ten pounds and the mother, a former Arkansas belle, is happy. Mack Tobin visited Lancaster on Saturday.
Early hoarseness signals croup and a rough cough follows. Administer Chamberlain's Cough Remedy promptly to dispel all symptoms and prevent danger. The remedy is trusted by thousands of mothers and noted as pleasant and safe to take. See Tranmett for feed buckwheat and graham.
R and Mac Johnson visited Dreamfield Sunday evening to see their sweethearts. Charles Oak W Poyon claims 85.00 in gold can be placed in a rag mace and promises it will not evaporate to half its value in 30 days.
Fragmentary OCR shows claims of widespread dyspepsia and liver complaint in the United States. It mentions symptoms like sick stomach, costiveness, and pains, with a product offered for sale at a price, in a period newspaper style.
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