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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1925
Page
4
In a reflective rant the author questions Evolution and human origins while venturing into odd metaphors about baboons and donkeys. The piece pivots to local concerns with the city park of Moulton, described as a haven for foot-sore and weary visitors on hot days.
Local harvest roars with oats as farmers in the Udell vicinity rush to harvest. Eli Hayworth and son Alph of Udell visited the Van Deusen home Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Albert Whisler and Mrs. McCullough called on the Clayton Joiner home Thursday. Collet helps Charley Brinegar bind oats. Austin Stuckey and family from Moulton assisted at Leonard Stuckey's home Saturday. Alva Cridlebaugh and wife visited Tom Joiner Sunday evening. Apb Hayworth of Udell was at the Van Deusen home Monday morning. Austin Thislewaite and two sons visited Udell Saturday forenoon.
Mrs Sam Park left Wednesday for her home in Imperia Kans after spending a few weeks in this part. Mrs James Hileman of Unionville is visiting Fay Fox. Lee Brown and wife visit relatives at Blakesburg. Mrs Bird Cozatt of Pulaski spent the past week here. Warm weather continues with a light rain Tuesday morning. Cutting wheat and oats is the order of the day. The majority of the corn being laid by.
ORLEANS NEWS lists numerous weekend visits and social calls. Ransom and family with Lloyd Ransom and Mrs. Marie Wharton from Indiana dropped by Roy Yates for dinner, with additional guests later in the day. Griff Fisher welcomes a new daughter Emmett Hawk and family visited Elmer Howks near Unionville. Lucille Ryan returned from Oskaloosa after visiting Fred Stevens. Various families from Glenwood, Oskaloosa, Unionville and West Grove are noted in multiple Sunday and weekend visits and picnics.
Tuesday morning rain boosts corn growth in Coatsville area. Lancaster visitors James Bolton and family call on Ebert Childs. Eric and wife visit Mark Childs with John Sales and wife from Ottumwa. Tent meeting planned at Dean to aid good cause. Arch Childs busy with oats. rain halts binder work. Marjorie Childs visiting friends in Keokuk. Elder Sewell of Udell preaches at Coatsville. Court Frakes visit daughter Mrs Arch Childs. Noah Lawson drives to Sidney Mo. Helen Childs helps. Arthur Burgher runs restaurant this week.
TheFragment notes Rev Burgher’s filled appointment book with Miller and Sunday sermon duties. The report mentions two strong sermons delivered in very hot conditions, reflecting a bustling schedule and notable activity on that day.
A sequence of neighborhood notes details visits and activities around Sunday and the week. Marie Cox suffered through tonsillitis. Marie Wood and Hart families shared meals. Various residents, including Wilbur Miller Ivan Gibbs Lewis Hanes and James Wood, were seen at homes churches picnics and farms.
The Moulton Livestock Shipping Association sent one car of stock to St Louis this week. Contributors include C Starr with 1 head, J A Lawson 5, B Spurvesa 1, E E Probasco 1, R C Forsythe 2, Howard Ballew 1, Craig Daniels 1, B C Davis 3, Glen McFall 1, C J Peterson 1, Emery Anderson 3, B F Archibald 2, Lloyd Clark 9, Tom Kerby 72, R Joiner 6, B L Moore 3, Paul Caylor 10, A V Abrams 3, Lem Young 2, J M Adams 5.
Woodomen announce a class adoption night at the hall next Tuesday at 8 p.m. The Ottumwa team will perform degree work. Special invitation extended to neighboring camps. Refreshments served.
Farmers urged to cull non layer hens now to save feed through fall and winter. If a hen has not produced yet, she is unlikely to lay this season and should be sold for market.
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