Prophesy and Signs of Our Times Foretell Turbulent Era
The article argues the United States faces no invasion risk but fears a Christian civilization crisis. It links world turmoil to communist agitation, warns of revolution and national bankruptcy, and claims only a divine intervention can avert a climactic era described as anti Christ striking Europe and America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
France
America
Europe
New School of Thought
Wells
Darwin
Christ
Moscow
Roadside Pulpit finds meaning in harvest parables amid Kansas field
The writer sits beside a Coffey County oats field on a hot July afternoon as a threshing crew works. He links the harvest scene to biblical images of chaff and wheat and tares, urging readers to consider whether they are aligned with the good grain or the barren chaff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Coffey County
Kansas
Burlington
Moore family visits and relatives gather in area
Hilltown W S Moore and daughter Ruth of Mounds Oklahoma visited sister Mrs I Stites and other relatives on Thursday, while their brother J S Moore of Moulton spent Friday and Saturday at the Stites home. Ida Collins and niece Reva Spears visited relatives in Unionville Missouri this week. Eloise Stevens returned Saturday from a week with sister Fern Casady at Exline. Fred Moore Junior Meyers and Henry Dean visited R L Stites and Eston Stites and Otis Stites at Exline and Centerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Moore
Ruth
Mounds
Okla
I. Stites
J. S. Moore
Moulton
Stites
Ida Collins
Reva Spears
Unionville
Eloise Stevens
Wek
Fern Casady
Exline
Fred Moore
Junior Meyers
Henry Dean
R. L. Stites
Eston Stites
Centerville
Mrs. Otis Stites
R,l, Stites
Tribune paper listing founder and pricing details
The Tribune notice lists the paper as the official county city and school publication priced at $1.25 per year outside the county and $1.50 within, with publication by R. R. Eby in Moulton Iowa. It notes its entry as a second class mail matter in February 1884.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Moulton
Iowa
Solving the Housing Problem in American Tradition
The article argues housing shortfalls persist as families grow while many homes age. It lauds the Federal Housing Administration’s loan guarantees for private, long term, low interest mortgages. It opposes extensive subsidized public housing for the very poor, advocating private investment and individual home ownership as more American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Federal Housing Administration
Community News Highlights From Ottumwa and Nearby
Friday evening visits include Mr and Mrs George Uhde and son with Mr and Mrs P E Matheny in Floris and Esther’s parents in Ottumwa. Howard Smith from Iowa City and Dick and Joe Stevens from Ottumwa stayed at M G Stevens home. R E Stites and daughters Mabel and Norma hosted dinner with R L Stites. Sunday arrivals included George Bever Cen ter ville Jerry Johnson and two sons Monterey and Charley Corder Jim Stites Everett Farnsworth and two grandchildren Plano. Taylor Cooksey spent Sunday at C H Kirby home. Anna Stevens and children and Harriet McFarland visited R E Stites Saturday evening.
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George Uhde
P. E. Matheny
Floris
Esther
W. D. Matheny
Ottumwa
Howard Smith
Iowa City
Dick and
Joe Stevens
M. G. Stevens
R. E. Stites
Mabel Foster
Norma Stites
R. L. Stites
George Bever
Centerville
Jerry Johnson
Monterey
Charley Corder
Jim Stites
Everett Farnsworth
Plano
Taylor Cooksey
C. H
Harriet McFarland
Builder P anle Hoses Promotes Cheaper Homes
An advocate describes a system where workers can buy homes on one acre plots with minimal down and graded monthly payments. Most houses are costly, but the aim is to provide cheaper, better houses, signaling a shift toward affordable homeownership.
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Bowie’s Market
Jesus
Hugh C. Guy
Moulton, Iowa
Hilltown
R. R. Eby
Karl M.lec LeCompte
Eanne
Corydon
Uwa
Corydon High School
U. OF Iowa
Corydon Times -Republican
State Senate
Dorothy Tye
Washington, D. C
Post
Centerville Abstract Company
Iowa Trust & Savings Bank
Lribune
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