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Newspaper
Moulton Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1900
Page
3
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Public notices show travel fare details for Burlington Route trips with weekly service to Moulton. A death notice honors Gus Price, longtime community figure, noting his illness and bereaved family as friends remember his life.
On Monday morning May 24 1900, a solar eclipse darkened the southern side of the sunlit town. Nearly every boy was ready for business as the shadow began to obscure the sun, moon sliding in between. The sight was rare and recorded as a memorable event.
Help wanted notice offers yearly pay of 8600, weekly options. References exchanged. Applicants requested to send a self addressed stamped envelope. Address: Park Building, Chicago.
A frail man from Minchester, Ta writhig, nearly escaped death after a prolonged illness described as consumption. He reports persistent coughing and breathing trouble until using King's New Discovery. The medicine is claimed to have cured him and is advertised at four cents regular size and one dollar, with free trial bottles at C. A. Powers drug store.
A historical fragment describes the knight removing his helmet to show familiarity when greeting a group of ladies. The note mentions the practice survived in a tradition of raising the hat during salutes to women, reflecting old courtesy among the aristocracy.
A garbled item notes Paul Moore accepting a clerk position at the Bates House in Chariton Iowa and leaving Port Centerville on Tuesday. It also mentions a dubious medical claim about a cure advertised at Poggers Drug Store.
Fragmentary excerpt discusses Kentucky Democrats supporting Governor Goebel and the party's cooperation to elect officers last fall. The text contrasts cooperation with prior opposition and mentions Republican rights, Louisiana, and political restoration themes in a period political dispute. The fragment references Black and white political alignment and signals ongoing turmoil within Kentucky's party dynamics.
Fragmented OCR text describes political defeat and accusations of dishonesty in a legislative process. It references an anti Bryan alliance and a campaign before an unspecified election, with unclear arguments about majority support and party alignment.
A fragment discusses Goebel laws and ballot box tactics in Kentucky politics. It critiques Republican candidates and calls for citizens to resist federal influence and restore state government, urging unity and action to secure victory. The tone is partisan and urges a determined effort by Kentuckians.
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