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Moulton Weekly Tribune

Location

Moulton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1925

Page

2

Record Entries Shine at Iowa State Fair Livestock Show

Large crowds and record entries flood the Iowa State Fair and National Livestock Show with over 7 000 head of purebred livestock and thousands of youths in junior shows and county projects. Officials anticipate record attendance as entries pour in from across the United States and Canada may send a champion team for the North American final.

United States North America Iowa Farm Bureau The Horse Association Canada

Pay your Tribune dues in Phoenix hosiery ad

An advertisement urges Tribune readers to pay dues and highlights the Braedon Hat Shop in Phoenix featuring hosiery offerings. The notice blends dues reminder with retail promotion.

Phoenix Bragdon Hat Shop Braedon Hat Shop

Centerville Social Notes Highlight Visits and Rodeo

Clifford Collins of Centerville visits Burt Davison home and J. J. James is laid up with a sprained back. Arlie Knudson of Des Moines visits Helen Moore. W. K. Henss and son Russell of Wayland visit. Virginia Hickman from Montrose, Colo., departs after ten days with Emma Hickman. Holiness meetings on South Main St. draw crowds led by Rev. Stevens and Rev. Baty. Max Ware returns from Sunny Slope Hospital and plans an Arizona winter with his parents. Centerville’s rodeo ends a successful run, run by the American Legion, with proceeds raised. Davis County Fair slated to start August 18. A. G. Anderson joins hole-in-one club in Bloomfield. Will Downing of Lawrence, Kans., visits. Aug 5 wedding unites Mabel More and Howard Smith of Moravia. Missionary Society of the Christian Church meets at E. D. Sellers’ home. program highlights include talks on United Societies, The Mite Box, and a $10 Bill trip, with music by Arleta and Leeta Wright and Florence Wheeler.

Clifford Collins Centerville Burt Davison J. J. James First National Bank Arlie Knudson Des Moines Helen Moore W. K. Henss Russell Wayland Iowa W. EK. Henss Virginia Hickman Mont Rose Colo Emma Hickman South Main St Rev. Stevens Queen City Rev Baty Clarence Ino Max Ware Sunnyslope Hospital Ottumwa Ray Ware Arizona American Legion Davis County the Tribune A. G. Anderson Bloomfield Will Downing Lawrence Kans W. L. Downing Anderson Mabel More Howard Smith Moravia J. O. Moore Smith Moulton Howard Arleta Leeta Wright Florence Wheeler

Foolish Pride Leaves Three Dead in Leon Auto Crash

An accident near Leon claimed three lives when a Studebaker left the grade after a driver refused to let a Ford pass. A survivor warned the driver to slow, but pride prevailed. The piece condemns passing-blocking drivers as a hazard to all motorists.

Leon

Fall Seeding Alfalfa Tips From State College Expert

H W Warner of the State college advises August sowing for alfalfa in Iowa with dates varying by region. Prepare seedbed by deep plowing disc harrow and leveling, ensure moisture retention, sow 12 pounds per acre Grimm or Cossack seed or 15 to 18 pounds of Dakota 12 or common alfalfa, seed 1/2 to 3/4 inch deep.

H. W. Warner The State College Iowa

Overhaul Poultry Flock In August To Cull Poor Layers

Advice to remove poor producing hens in August. Distinguishing laying from non laying birds includes comb color, pelvis width, abdomen skin, and feeding habits. Cull coarse beefy hens with sunken eyes, heavy eyebrows, and overall coarseness.

Be a Home Town Booster for Moulton

A local editorial urges residents to believe in Moulton’s growth and invest at home. It argues the town is already on the map, praises its quality of life, warns against distant stock sales, and urges building or buying homes to foster community and booster spirit.

Moulton

Wor Sale Good Building Lots On The Pavement

Real estate notice offering building lots for sale on the pavement with inquiries directed to this office.

WANTED Two School Girls For Board Land Room

A notice seeking two school girls to board in a land room with reasonable prices. Contact Mrs. V. G. Kinnamon.

V.’G. Kinnamon

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