27 Apr 1933
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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1933
Page
1
A commentator argues the black horse of Revelation symbolizes modern commerce and educated leadership perverting spiritual aims. He warns wealth worship, predicts turmoil and war from greed, and urges a return to spiritual ideals over money, education, and power.
Black shepherd female with white belt around shoulders and a natural bob tail. Answers to Kate. Reward offered for information on whereabouts. Notify Warne Caylor in Udell Iowa.
Six room house with garden spot on paving half block east Wood's store. Inquire by contacting Otto Barnhart Blakesburg Iowa or Gus Schulz store for details and rental terms.
The notice stamps the local paper as 2d class matter at the Moulton Iowa post office in February 1884, confirming its postal status and archival location.
A cautious editorial discusses the Roosevelt administration's approach to economic reform. It praises the step to cut the budget while questioning how vast public works and reclamation programs can be funded without raising taxes, urging a square deal and warning against paternalistic federal power. It favors government protection of the weak over guaranteed privileges.
A humorous meditation on shirt symbolism in politics and culture. The author contrasts brown Nazi shirts, black Italian fascist shirts, and other colored shirts with European and Asian attire, musing on shirt placement and economy. The piece critiques self styled leaders who lack substance, noting many have shirts stuffed with hay.
A sharp clash over control of public matters pits reformers against entrenched officials described as discredited predecessors and described as stuffed shirts. The phrase signals ongoing tension between reform-minded leaders and established authorities in local governance.
Moulton Lodge No 207 Iowa notes the April 19 1923 death of L E Atherton. The resolution thanks the Heav enly Father for his service, extends sympathy to his family, urges members to emulate his loyalty, drapes the charter for thirty days, and directs minutes copy to the Iowa Odd Fellows for publication. Com C M Johnson Z B Nighswonger L R Horn sign.
A classified item note reads bed dresser chair and rug in good condition offered at a cheap price. Contact phone number 7 for purchase arrangements.
Advertiser seeks a good piano at a fair price and asks interested buyers to contact the Tribune office by phone for details.
The forty fifth Regular Session of the Iowa Legislature closed at 5 30 p m Friday April 21 with gavels sounding in both chambers. The House and Senate opened to show Lieutenant Governor Kraschel and Speaker Miller as the gavels fell. The session is praised as the most comprehensive tax reduction in state history and included passage of the State Comptroller Bill as part of Governor Herring's reform program. The wrap up notes this writer retiring from legislative reporting and returning to Ottumwa and Oskaloosa.
Dr George W Davis offers expert dental X ray service with offices over Moulton State Savings Bank providing thorough diagnostics and expert care for local patients.
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