Postal notice from Moulton Iowa second class matter
Bulletin records that the item was entered at the post office in Moulton Iowa as second class matter in February 1884.
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Moulton
Iowa
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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1925
Page
2
Owa Press Highlights Local Visits And Fair News
R. E. Newcomer travels to Kirksville while Grace Anderson visits in Iola. W C T U picnic at Ollie Pulliam home. Various residents attend camps, visits, and family reunions across Iowa and Missouri. Davis county fair widens celebration with 67th program through August 21. Monster Klan demonstration rumored for Bloomfield September 7 draws attention.
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R. E. Newcomer
Kirksville
Grace Anderson
Iola
Kan
Oral Carr
Ollie Pulliam
Sam Fox
Seven Day Adventists
Nevada
Ralph Orcutt
Fred
Winston
Harve Carr
Bernice Oneal
Kansas City
Hodge Oneal
Geo. Bovard
Wm. Powers
Excelsior Springs
Elsie Kimmell
Ben Kimmell
Elsie
Bloomington
Hoyt Garrett
Queen City
Garrett
V. E. McNatt
McNatt
Virgil
Rey
Ea Kapp
Emma Stuckey
Centerville
Frankie Singley
Des Moines
Tribune
Horn
Brush
Moulton
Wabash
St. Louis
Thelma Johnson
Moravia
Helen Moore
Johnson
Knudson
Moore
Goldsberry
Aron Burgher
Hoisington
Kans
Jas. West
Mary
Moberly
Davisounty Fair Board
Iowa
Ford
Main Street
Aussell Longe
Maxine
Greeley
Colo
Clara Elam
Longe
Samuel Davis
Dean
Davis
John M. Chadsey
Locust St
Harrington
Spokane
Chadsey
Walla Walla
Wash
Apple crop outlook shows smaller Iowa harvests
Iowa Department of Agriculture and State Horticultural Society estimates place the crop at about 41 percent of normal in thermic areas with the breakdown of summer 35 percent fall 87 percent and winter varieties. Berry yields run 48 to 51 percent while pears 36 percent plums 29 percent and grapes 46 percent of normal. Vegetables range 66 to 85 percent average about 75 percent. Gasoline pumps show improved accuracy with 23 485 inspections in two years and only a fifth of pumps failing earlier. Daily tests by many stations now ensure correct measurements and fewer condemnations.
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Iowa
Iowa Department of Agriculture
State Horticultural Society
Corn Will Have Car Good Kansas Corn on Track
A brief item notes corn related to Kansas, with mentions of C, A, and Stuckey and a call to phone for wants.
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Stuckey
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W. L. Blosser
Speed Department
First National Bank
Moulton, Iowa
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