24 Aug 1939
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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1939
Page
1
The piece reflects on the Society of the Dead a fraternity for those who have lost loved ones. It contrasts mortal sorrow with secret orders, detailing shared grief, compassionate bonds, and the hope of eventual reunion. It also notes California’s scientific prominence and cultural figures like Luther Burbank.
The author extols California as a west coast empire whose diverse climate, geography, and resources foster a self-sufficient, prosperous region. He praises engineering achievements from tunnels and aqueducts to Golden Gate bridges, ocean oil drilling, and the caterpillar tractor, noting scientific agriculture and horticulture thrive here while acknowledging Florida’s citrus but urging Florida to learn from California.
World wide movie fans flock to Hollywood during peak tourism hoping for a glance or autograph. Actors endure long hours from dawn hairdos to late sets while off work they party hard. A preview of Stanley and Livingstone drew crowds at Chinatown Theatre as streets crowded with hopefuls.
Notice to creditors and interested parties that on August 11 1939 the District Court of Appanoose County Iowa appointed Mattie O Campbell administratrix of the estate of Robert A Campbell deceased. All debts should be paid to the administratrix and claims presented to the court for allowance. Dated August 11 1939. Mattie O Campbell Administratrix J R Barkley Attorney for Estate.
The Tribune notes a five percent annual rate affecting county and city operations. From Moulton Iowa the item references post office filing as a second class matter in February 1884.
R R Eby discusses the risks of war between the United States and Japan and asks why the U S would fight Japan, warning of intensified racial tensions and loss of mutual faith. The piece notes a January trade break with Japan and reflects on global consequences. Also included is a Centerville Iowa auction notice dated August 17, 1939.
A devotional urging daily deeds of kindness in imitation of Christ. It highlights Jesus call in Matthew 5 and 6, the standard of perfection, and the example of God's love shown in John 3 16. It encourages readers to stretch to the limit of their humanity, serving others as the Good Samaritan when possible.
The Board of Supervisors of Appanoose County Iowa has received bids on two parcels in Moulton described as No 2949 Lots 3 and 4 Block 93 First Addition and No 3776 Lots 2 3 13 and W 12 Lot 14 Ransom’s Add plus 1938 taxes. The property will be offered at a public sale in the Board Room.
Paul Post believes a Tribune want ad can sell more. Last week a house advertised there sold by Friday with many inquiries. He also sold a store using the Tribune ad medium. Two furnished rooms with bath and closet for school girls available after October 1. Mrs Roy Henderson.
An umbrella left in the post office lobby last week may be claimed by describing the property and paying for this ad. Also for sale: Queen Anne walnut bed and dresser, William and Mary oak dining table with leather upholstered chairs, plus other furniture. Phone 20 or call 505 West Broadway. Mrs. Paul Post.
Effie Jennings offers Concord grapes for sale from 505 West Broadway. Phone number listed as 20 for orders or inquiries.
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