19 Apr 1934
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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1934
Page
1
Roscoe Wales announces candidacy for Appanoose County sheriff. Vows to seek the nomination in the June Democratic primary process.
County candidate Clyde Erskine announces intent to run for a second term as County Auditor of Appanoose County. He seeks Democratic primary support on June 4, 1934, subject to voters' will.
Howard Evans seeks the Clerk of Court nomination at the June primary. Frank McClaskey runs for the Board of Supervisors in the 1935 term, subject to Republican voters at the June primary.
Edward P. Powers announces candidacy for the office of County Attorney, subject to the will of Democratic voters at the June primary.
The notice states that PAUL CALLEN seeks the Republican voters support for Clerk of Court and Board Member positions for 1935 terms. It proclaims candidacy to the nomination for Board of Supervisors and emphasizes the June primary as the decision point. It also names HARRY STICKLER as another candidate for the board.
Fragmentary OCR note references Republican voters at a location abbreviated Jo AO SWAN. Details are unreadable. Summary preserves only the discernible political framing and partial place indicator without inventing names or dates.
The Tribune outlines pricing with a $1.25 annual rate and $1.50 outside the county. It notes the paper is official for county, city and school matters and is mailed from Moulton, Iowa, with 2d class post office registration in February 1884.
A Soviet trend toward teaching history in high schools prompts reflection on America’s own view of national origins. The piece argues for recognizing wealth creation and the founders' contributions, urges broader child welfare efforts, and notes improvements in infant survival, life expectancy, and national health programs. It suggests Child Health Day include universal health exams with prizes for the healthiest child.
A garden plot is available for rent. Contact Stpd John Kimmell to arrange viewing or rental details.
A 1900s-era preacher laments the decline of Christian faith and the rise of atheism and secularism. He argues modern leadership rejects miracles, the atonement, and Jesus’ authority, urging vigilance as the century enters its fiery test and promising future installments on the miraculous birth.
The public returns to liquid laxatives with properly prepared doses offering adjustable relief without discomfort. Senna is praised as the best natural laxative. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin relies on senna for laxative action. This product promises regular bowels in weeks and is sold at drugstores.
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