For Rent on Fifth Street Call J J James at First National Bank
Property for rent described as Fifth Street location. Interested parties may call or visit J J James at the First National Bank for details and viewing arrangements.
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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1925
Page
7
Property for rent described as Fifth Street location. Interested parties may call or visit J J James at the First National Bank for details and viewing arrangements.
Dr. E D Sellers offers a four room house with two lots for sale near the depot. Property details not provided in readable text.
The church meets in the Baptist church with Sunday school at 10 o clock and preaching every fourth Saturday night. Services begin Sunday at 11 o clock and Sunday night at 7 30 led by Rev W B Stevens of Queen City Missouri. Prayer meetings are held Tuesday and Friday nights. Everyone is welcome.
House ad lists a 54 inch top dining table in solid wood for $20 and mentions a Maggie Neal and I G McQueen. Also notes a Good Axminister rus size 6 x 9 and a splendid $50 item.
A local ad from G. A. Stegall at 14 East State Street across from the cemetery invites readers to order monuments directly from the factory to save costs on sho and agent fees. It encourages stopping by his showroom to view offerings.
Defendants Hattie M Wooldridge Desert Wooldridge Wana Barnhart Theo Hughes and Helen Hughes are notified that by December 3 1925 a petition will be filed in the District Court of Appanoose County Iowa by Otto G Barnhart and James Otto G Barnhart. It seeks enforcement of promissory notes dated June 28 1916 for 920 dollars and November 17 1922 for 667 dollars secured by mortgages on Lot 10 Block 32 and Lot 10 Block 82 in Moulton Iowa respectively and tied to a prior mortgage of 920 dollars. Hattie M Barnhart died intestate in Moulton around June 23 1925. The notes became due per their terms.
In the District Court of Iowa the administratrix of T H Bybee's estate has filed a final report and asks for approval and discharge. Hearing set in Centerville Appanoose County on January 1, 1926. Default will be entered if no defense by January 4 1926. Mortgages and notes totaling 2360.00 with six percent interest are involved, with costs and attorney fees.
A letter from John L Hurliman of Coatsville Missouri dated November 28 1925 encloses a paid up check through June 1926 for the Moulton Tribune. He and his wife appreciate weekly issues and note local merchant progress along city lines. They wish The Tribune and Moulton a Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year.
Dr. George W. David, dentist, maintains office above Moulton State Savings Bank. Appointment availability and contact details are listed for patient inquiries. Continue care and routine checkups in the same location.
Lane Cafe serves meals and short orders at Ta. with cream offerings and a simple menu. Local patrons visit for quick bites and dairy desserts.
A cautionary editorial warns readers against fraudulent miracle cures that prey on the sick and fragile. It condemns advertisers and religious periodicals promoting guaranteed or secret remedies, urging skepticism and urging charitable giving to the truly needy over funding con men.
A farm seed store ad lists multiple proprietors and names as parties forbidden to hunt or trap on their lands. It notes penalties under law and mentions additional names may be added for 25 cents for the season. The notice promotes farm supplies and poultry stock including Rhode Island Red cockerels at $1.00 each.
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