Local notes from Beulah Vicinity report light rain and various calls
A shower of rain fell Thursday afternoon in the Beulah vicinity and was welcomed by farmers. Leonard Stuckey and son Ralph called on business in Moulton Thursday. Alph Hayworth of Udell visited the Van Deusen home Thursday. Charley Brinegar helped thresh at the John Collet farm Thursday. Tom Joiner his wife and nephew Earl rode to Oskaloosa on business Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Joe Minks returned Thursday evening from the Austin McFall home near Moulton where they helped with house work and caring for the new boy. Leo Salladay called in Udell Sunday morning. Several residents attended the rodeo in Centerville Saturday. Duncan Burgher traveled to Dean with cucumbers on Saturday. Esco Horn and wife and son of south Moulton visited at D A McCullough’s home Sunday. Charley Davis helped with threshing at his son Lloyd’s home Monday.
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Beulah
Leonard Stuckey
Ralph
Moulton
Alph Hayworth
Udell
van Deusen
Thursay
Charley Brinegar
John Collet
Tom Joiner
Earl Joiner
Oskaloosa
Joe Minks
Austin McFall
Lloyd. Davis
Fabius
Timothy
Joseph
Centerville
Ormand
Carl Stevenson
Stevenson
Pearl White
Stanley
Harry Woods
Jerry Johnson
Frank Heisel
Thornton Spurgeon
Billie Starr
Ira Hayden
Anna Shearer
Anna
Kansas City
Jack Johnson
Monterey
Lee Drake
Will Tharp
Sidney Horn
Sig Horn
Ples Star
Carl Henderson
Wm. Burgher
Getha Charity
Cantril
Rainy Threshing Season Tells Local Farm News
A light rain perked growers as threshing winds down and Timothy seed remains scarce. Nearby crowds attended Joseph’s sale and Centerville Rodeo while many farmers could not meet high prices. Families visited, shopped, or hosted gatherings from Moulton to Cantril, with illness and harvest notes peppering the week’s social and agricultural headlines.
Rainy spell boosts corn and road concerns in Coatsville
In Coatsville and vicinity residents note timely rains on Friday and Tuesday helping corn growth. News mentions local travels, a minor accident near Elmer Platts place, birthday celebrations, road-fixing advocacy for better town access, threshing completion by Charles Horn, and farm folks heading to Colorado for rest.
Raggle Wiggles and Local Social Notes
Meril Albuck of Burl Brockus worked Sunday in Moulton. Wm Beggs of Moulton spends a few days at W S Beggs home. W T Hays and wife with Lee Brown and wife attended the Otumwa circus Saturday. Mrs Perry Norton enjoys a visit from her Tulsa sister. W T Hays learns of nephew Glen Fleming’s death in Drakeville Iowa.
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Riggle Wiggles
Meril Albuck
Burl Brockus
Moulton
Wm. Beggs
W. S. Beggs
W. T. Hays
Lee Brown
Ottumwa
Perry Norton
Tulsa
Glen Fleming
Drakesville
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Wood
Oppenheimer
Curlee
Wilson
Mason Jar
Elmer Wood
D. B. Blosser
G. C. Blosser
L. E. Burgher
GUR
Coatsville
Court Frakes
Arch Childs
Stansberry
Elmer Platts Place
James Henderson
Coatsville-Moulton
the Tribune
Arthur Childs
Keokuk
Dads
Sadie Pickenpaugh
Margaret Childs
Thelma Childs
Naomi Burgher
Greenwood Springs
Charles Horn
Elmer Pratt
Colorado
G. E. Marshall
Stevens
Armstrong Circle
Warner Bros
Bae
Boys’ Union
Boys’ Athletic Union
Warner Brothers
Allan
Normandy
Joseph’s Chain Stores
F. C. Moore
Moulton, Iowa
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