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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1925
Page
2
The Tribune lists its price at 1.25 dollars per year outside the county and 1.50 within, noting it as the official city and school paper. It indicates entry at the Moulton, Iowa post office as second class matter in February 1884.
Mrs Marian Powers visited Bloomfield on Friday while the Bry Ells family hosted guests. Prof L E Johnson hosted Christmas visitors including Mr and Mrs C E Drake from Bloomfield. Richard A Moore of Des Moines celebrated Christmas with his parents Mr and Mrs Paul Moore. Ralph Blosser and wife joined relatives from Des Moines for a brief visit. Mr and Mrs Butler Bird vacationed in Bussey and Des Moines. State University student Harry Black visited friends at home. Richard H Moore returned to Dewitt after vacation with F C Moore’s family. Mrs Stella Coons and daughter Kathrine spent Christmas with John Wilson’s family in Unionville. Mr and Mrs C G Eby returned to Dewitt after Christmas at Grace Eby’s. An oyster supper and watch party was planned at West Grove Methodist Church on December 31. Roy and Raymond Coulter families visited their parental homes in Des Moines and Ottumwa respectively. Mrs Arthur Rave of Ringsted and Romaine Stansberry of Mt Pleasant, a student at Iowa Wesleyan College, spent Christmas with Aly and Mrs Clarence Stansberry. Center school hunt reports Carl Burgher’s side as winners after seven hundred rabbits killed. funds support a New Year’s party. A letter from B C Seadan at Love land Colo includes a money order note for past favors, causing local readers to speculate on radio station activity at Centerville. Train No 11 to Welton delayed due to a derailment. no serious injuries reported.
A fractured Western tale shows Wyoming Willie firing from a porch after ordering chocolate soda with ersatz syrup. Sheriff Anderson investigates as an excited mob carts a man for public uproar amid Indian and immigrant banter and a prize tin whistle.
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