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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1925
Page
4
Found on Moulton Centerville road a fur neck piece. Owner can claim by describing the item and paying for this advertisement. Also advertise plums for sale with early calls for Green Gate plums. See Mrs. C A Stuckey.
Notice asks finder to return a missing mesh bag containing money. A separate ad promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a facial skin and digestion aid, claiming they improve health and appearance and are a convenient pocket treasure.
Six leather seated dining chairs and a couch are offered for sale by Mrs. Ida Waters. The items are described as in good condition and available for purchase locally. Potential buyers are invited to contact Mrs. Waters for arrangements and pricing details.
Furnished rooms for light housekeeping with front and back entrance. Also single rooms for pupils attending school. Located two blocks from school house. Mrs Grace Eby.
Private sale of household goods at the Dave Blosser residence. Call in the afternoon. Grover Blosser.
Abor acres on the August Post farm at Big Bar offer splendid water and excellent grass supply. Fenced for sheep. Inquiries directed to First National Bank. Mary V. Post.
Mrs. Ida M. Waters is identified in a notice describing the sale of a lot and one-half with a good building. The terse notice preserves the name and property type for public record purposes.
The local note outlines a Sunday basket meeting at Ransom Grove with Rev Nicol urging strong attendance in both morning and afternoon. It also lists various local visits and family news from Centerville,Oskaloosa, Verden, Moulton and nearby towns, including arrivals and travel of the West, Singley, Davis, Powell, Yates and Gale families.
Beet race Harry Morris and family of Boone return home after several days visiting relatives and friends. Jay Leonard and family and Mrs Alice King visited Tom Kerby home Sunday. Frank Stober kicked by a horse Tuesday and laid up several days. Mrs Stober and son Pearl visited Frank Stober home Sunday. Ruth Fox had dinner with grandma Capp Sunday. Harve Higginbotham and Carl Crow help Roy Davison put up hay. Kirt Fox and family spent Sunday at Raymond King home near Floris. Ray Fox helped Joe Linden thrash timothy Tuesday.
Mrs Norton of Moulton spent a few days with her son Perry Harden Wallace and wife visited at Lloyd Sneeds on Sunday Lee Brown wife and son Ben returned Sunday evening after visiting Centerville Bert Davison and family called at Wild Hays on Sunday eve With two threshings going in this part thresking will soon be in the fast
Attendance steady as the Miller Sunday School hosted Sister and Brother Spears and Paul Spears from Centerville. They spoke on the lesson and the S S contest banner. A business meeting elected delegates to the association and set August 23 for homecoming. Other local visits and meetings noted.
The notice urges urgent use of Chamberlain's Col ic and Diarrhoea Remedy for dysentery risk from bad food or water and weather changes. It promotes the medicine as valuable, dependable, safe, and reliable for emergencies at home or while traveling.
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