The Fatted Calf is Waiting for the Prodigal
The Tribune born in 1884 offers a yearly subscription at 1.25 dollars outside the county 1.50 dollars.
15 Jan 1931
Page 1
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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1931
Page
1
The Tribune born in 1884 offers a yearly subscription at 1.25 dollars outside the county 1.50 dollars.
A report presented at the Iowa State Sheriffs Association meeting outlines state police roles from highway patrol to crime pursuit. It notes major activity in highway enforcement, traffic education, vehicle checks, and aiding motorists, with significant emphasis on preventing thefts and protecting farm property.
The annual report from the poultry extension service at Iowa State College notes that town poultry flocks earned slightly more than two thirds as much profit in 1980 as in 1920. Feed costs per return exceeded the 1980 level at $2.26, while in 1920 it was $3.10, indicating changes in profitability and costs.
The 1930 poultry report shows cost per hen 82 cents in 1980 terms, versus 2.42 dollars in 1929, with lower market prices offset by reduced feed costs. Egg production per hen averaged 125 in 1930, mortality 21 percent, and average flock gross income 673.93 dollars with total expenses 494.49 dollars. Investment per flock was 741.92 dollars, labor and interest return 0.93 dollars per hen.
Basis of treating sickness remains simple vegetable laxatives and herbs from 1875. Dr Caldwell's Syrup of Pepsin uses senna and mild borba with pepsin. Gentle, safe for children and elderly, narcotic free, pleasant taste, trials offered by druggists.
Bert Wheeler and Robt Woolsey bring their side splitting comedy The Cuckoos to the Colonial for a two day engagement this Saturday and Sunday. The pair headline a stellar bill that promises lively humor and bright entertainment for local audiences.
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