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Newspaper

Moulton Weekly Tribune

Location

Moulton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1925

Page

5

Fabius notices report moves and local doings

Bert Ellarton and wife have moved to the Austin Bassett farm. Mr. Minks and daughter visit Moulton on business. Howard Stevenson received a letter from Dale Lawson praising Oklahoma and noting 210 dollars monthly as overseer. Henry Goldenstedt hauled coal with four horses. Sig Horn brought porkers to town. Mrs. Maggie Woods is poorly. John Henderson rents Phillis sixty acres for pasture. Freshman class and high school faculty hosted at Carl Stevenson’s home. Charlie Edwards and Rube Withrow were in Fabius township. Grover Henderson went to Moulton with team and buggy. Snow storm worsens roads and corn fields awaiting ground freeze.

Bert Ellarton Austin Bassett Mr. Minks Near West Grove Moulton Galen Spurgeon J. J. Johnson Johnson and Burgher Howard Stevenson Dale Lawson Oklahoma Henry Goldenstedt Sig Horn Maggie Woods John Henderson West Grove Phillis H. S Carl Stevenson Charlie Edwards Rube Withrow Fabius Tuesay Grover Henderson

Neighborhood Events and Farm Work Noted on Weekend

Central News items show Jay Burgher finishing corn picking last Saturday and Charlie Armstrong trading in Monterey Saturday evening. Families and friends visited Sherman McClurg and Fouts homes. Hog butchering by Simmons Fouts Henson Armstrong last week. Sunday gatherings included the Lawson, McClurg, Linley and Starr households. Attendees also reported a nice Sunday school turnout in Monterey.

Central News Jay Burgher Charlie Armstrong Monterey Bud Henson Mrs. Lynch Sherman McClurg Arthur Simmons A. R. Fouts Ross Henderson Homer Starr Jonathan Starrs

Calhoun Family Visiting A. R. Fouts Over Xmas

Mrs Lena Calhoun and children Elizabeth and Blake visit her father A R Fouts for several weeks lasting through Christmas before returning to Hannibal Missouri Edna Fouts Grey to visit sister Mrs Dooley in Queen City Missouri Reva Lawson assisted with housework last week Cecil Armstrong spent Sunday night with Bert Starr Robert Carrick Bloomfield transacted business this week mail carrier Dewey Piper works hard in bad weather Ed and James Nelson helped father butcher last week Sam Kirby is in poor health this winter

Lena Calhoun Elizabeth and Blake A. R. Fouts Hannibal Reva Lawson Bud Henson Arthur Simmons Cecil Armstrong Bert Starr Edna Fouts Grey Dooley Queen City Robert Carrick Bloomfield

Beulah Vicinity Social Calls and Visits Report

In Beulah vicinity Tom Joiner called at the Jasper Hornaday home in Bunker Hill Friday forenoon. Duncan Burgher traded in Moulton Friday afternoon. Mrs. Mat Followill called on Mrs. Everett Hornaday Wednesday. Lawrence Morlan and Earl Bogle delivered hay at Udell to Arthur Price Friday afternoon. Edward McDonald was a business visitor at the Duncan Burgher home Thursday. Miss Leah and Minnie Moulton spent Sunday at the George Morlan home. Leonard Stuckey and wife were business callers in Moulton Tuesday afternoon. Calvin Bennett spent Friday night in Udell with his uncle Frank Bennett due to heavy snow and muddy roads. Carl Burgher and wife called at the parental D. W. Burgher home Friday afternoon. Lawrence Morian was a business caller in Moulton Saturday afternoon. Miss Marian Howell spent Saturday night with Miss Florence Mincks.

Tom Joiner Jasper Hornaday Bunker Hill Duncan Burgher Moulton Mat Followill Everett Hornaday Lawrence Morlan Earl Bogle Udell Arthur Price Eward McDonald Miss Leah Minnie Moulton George Morlan Leonard Stuckey Calvin Bennett Frank Benne Carl Burgher D. W. Burgher Lawrence Morian Iealler Marian Howell Florence Mincks

Carter Creek Social Notes Visit Moulton and Area

Miss Nora Minks spent Tuesday to Saturday in Moulton with Dr. Jenkins and wife. Mrs. Fae Henderson and sons Harold and Harvey visited the parental Frank White home near Mark from Thursday to Sunday. Mrs. Emma Stoner made a business call in Bloomfield Tuesday. Anderson Kratzer called at Jeff Stoner’s Tuesday. Sherman Johnson and wife and grandson Ruhal Jennings shopped in Moulton Saturday. Mrs. Virgil Robinson spent Thursday with Mrs. Carl Walace. Miss Freda Fouts visited Friday evening with Mrs. Flossie Robinson in West Grove. Jeff Stoner and family were trading in Moulton Saturday. Virgil Robinson went to Moulton Thursday for coal.

Carter Creek Nora Minks Moulton Dr. Jenkins Fae Henderson Harold Harvey Frank White Mark Emma Stoner Bloomfield Anderson Kratzer Jeff Stoner Sherman Johnson Ruhal Jennings Virgil Robinson Carl Walace Freda Fouts Flossie Robinson West Grove

Stock Pen Notes Shipper List Details Carloads

The Moulton Livestock Shipping Ass’n sent three rail cars this week. One car went to Chicago and two to St. Louis. Shippers include Bert Spurgeon, J. F. Daniels & Son, O. W. Clark, Chas F. L. Stansberry, T. T. Murdy, A. B. Davis, A. B. Cox, J. P. & E. R. Stansberry, O. L. Harter & Son, Tom Hays Jr, F. E. Stober, W. M. Henderson, Henry Wendland, Ed Barnes, Mrs T. J. Reynolds, E. E. Davis, A. V. Abrams, J. P. Stoner, M. F. Dowell, Clarence Wood, and Mrs Jennie Barnes.

Moulton Livestock Shipping Ass’n Chicago St. Louis Bert Spurgeon J. F. Daniels

Moulton Lodge Meeting and Lost Necklace Notice

Moulton Lodge No 297 meets Monday evening Sojourners welcome. LOST 82 x 4 double duty Dreadnaught chain lost somewhere between Moulton and Orleans thence north two miles Finder please return to Dr W L Downing FOR SALE Turney oscillating bobsled practically new KE Hill route 3

Moulton Lodge No Sojourners Moulton Orleans W. L. Downing KE Hill Route 3

President Coolidge Faces Farm Turmoil in Speech

The piece reviews President Coolidge’s farm speech praising farmers as embattled heroes yet notes their frustration with industrial exploitation and freight rates. It argues that while cooperative marketing may help, real relief requires action beyond rhetoric as farmers feel pressured and the Concord Bridge spirit falters. Mace's Store plans late hours next week.

Coolidge Concord ‘Bridge Prairie States Lincoln Union” America Concord Bridge Secretary of Agriculture Republic

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