Cavalcade at Iowa Theatre Promises Grand Drama
Noel Coward's Cavalcade arrives at the Iowa theatre Bloomfield for a three day run beginning Sunday. Critics praise it as a landmark talking picture and one of the era’s best. The film follows the Marryot family from 1900 to modern times with a strong English cast. Shows start 2:45 Sunday matinee and 7:15 and 9:30 evenings. prices range 50c to 2.00 top.
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Noel Coward
Iowa
Bloomfield
Drury Lane Theatre
London
England
Marryots
Diana Wynyard
Clive Brook
Beryl Mercer
Herbert Mundin
Housekeeping Rooms For Rent Downstairs Furnished
Mrs. Ray Ware advertises two modern downstairs housekeeping rooms in a front entrance unit. Everything furnished. Suitable for single occupants seeking convenient, ready-to-use living space. Local housing notice reflecting available amenities and contact.
For Sale Recleaned Manchu Soy Beans
Notice lists for sale cleaned Manchu soy beans offered by George Singley Jr. Potential buyers contacted via the named seller for purchase details and price.
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George Singley, Jr
Moulton Notes On Bugs Pets Gossip And Local Tales
Chinch bugs threaten crops with a planned defense using soybeans, praised by Ames Extension Service. Squirrels roam Moulton, with a tame pet at Rep Forest Davis. warning against troubling the animal. Readers share neighborly praise for articles, iris bloom sightings near East 4th Street, and a visit with Alex Bowie from San Benito, Texas. A grade teacher’s dramatic snake tale ends with a hero, and a street quarrel ends in a scratched man. A veteran, J D Collins, 85, recalls old times and dances of youth.
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Moulton
Rep. Forest Davis
Davis
Coatsville Bulletin Notes Local Visit and Weather
Coatsville vicinity reports Laura Sales and son with Glen Marshall visiting Vern and family over Sunday. It rained Sunday, crops suffer from bad weather, corn planting delayed, sheep unaired, chinch bugs in oats, Theo Dotson plans 20 acres and Cramer Hill 12 acres plowed. Sister Luther Childs operated in Keokuk hospital, Mrs. Lena Calhoun and children visited Ross Childs, Aaron Fouts of Floris in town. Roosevelt busy with Legion boys’ jobs.
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Laura Sales
Glen Marshall
Centerville
Vern
Chicago
Legion Boys
Theo. Dotson
Cramer Hill
Lena Calhoun
Ralph Henson
Ross Childs
Aaron Fouts
Floris
Coatsville
Monterey Area Social Notes Clip Highlights Local Visits
Monterey vicinity residents share weekend and weekday calls with relatives and friends. Mrs Alvin McClurg and daughter Joan visited J B Horn home. Ambrose Horn and daughter Edith and Mrs Bob Henson visited Bud Henson home. Elmer McClurg Otis McClurg and sons called on Monterey. Flavy Lawson and Art Lawson hosted visitors. John Brunk made Ottumwa call. Frank Henderson Clarence Forsythe and Henry Horn visited Monterey. Sam Johnson called Bloomfield. Daroldeen Garmen from Bloomfield visited grandmother Ellen Horton. Lena Calhoun of Chicago visited sister Mrs Ralph Henson. Edith Horn visited Lois Smith.
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Alvin McClurg
Joan
J. B. Horn
Ambrose Horn
Edith
Bob Henson
Bud Henson
Elmer McClurg
Ottis McClurg
Monterey
Flavy ‘Lawson
Art Lawson
John Brunk
Ottumwa
Frank Henderson
Clarence Forsythe
Henry Horn
Sunday visits noted around Ottumwa households
Matthews Myrtle Buckingham and Nora Hardman with Miss Louise Pete fished at Frank Matthews home in Ottumwa. The Hutchinsons stayed with Le Roy Spurgeon, while the Campbells visited the Glen Gordy home. Utterbacks spent Sunday with O. A. Gorden. Marie Spurgeon heads to Kirksville to attend summer school. John Matthews and Ernie Matthews hosted Friday evening. Orlando Ogden visited Saturday with daughter Mrs George Morlan.
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John Matthews
Ernie Matthews
Orlando Ogden
George Morlan
Wallace family travels and deaths in Centerville area
Mr and Mrs John Wallace were in Moulton Monday afternoon. Glen Wallace drove to Centerville Saturday with his Uncle and Aunt Mose Bean of Newton Kansas to visit the ill brother of Mrs Beans, Tom Croxton, who died Tuesday. Joe Van Devender spent last week at the Iva Mullen home. Harold Winan and Chas Winan were callers Monday evening. Ray Howard family visited parental Charles Tharp on Monday. Lloyd and Mrs Sneed in Moulton Tuesday to visit graves. Nora Henderson and Dorotha Ann called at Jim Hendersons home. Charles Norton and wife visited Knoxville Sunday at their daughters home. Hugh Alexander visited Ottumwa Saturday.
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John Wallace
Moulton
Glen Wallace
Centerville
Mose Bean
Newton
Kansas
Beans
Tom Croxton
Croxton
Joe van Devender
Iva Mullen
Harold Winan
Chas. Winan
Ray Howard
Charles Tharp
Lloyd Sneed
Nora Henderson
Dorotha Ann
Jim Henderson
Charles Norton
Knoxville
Hugh Alexander
Ottumwa
Round of visits and hometown notes across Iowa
Mr and Mrs Chas Norton and son Winfred visited Knoxville Iowa at the home of Mr and Mrs Lester Rope. Des Moines residents Harlan Woods John Miles Raymond Orange visited Geo Smith in Knoxville. Ruby Orange of St Louis Missouri also visited. Austin Yates shearing sheep. Jess Dickson north of Moulton plowing for A E Krotzer. Miss Ira Robinson visiting West Grove. Halbert Norton spent afternoon with Luther and Clyde Smith. Winfred Halbert Norton Clyde Fern and Faye Smith attended Centerville decoration services. Helen Norton accepted a job in Melrose Iowa.
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Chas. Norton
Winfred
Lester Rope
Knoxville
Iowa
Harlan Woods
John Miles
Raymond Orange
Des Moines
Ruby Orange
St. Louis
Geo. Smith
Austin Yates
Jess Dickson
Moulton
A. E. Krotzer
Ira Robinson
West Grove
Halbert Norton
Luther
Clyde Smith
Clyde
Fern
Faye Smith
Centerville
Helen Norton
Melrose
Merchants Praised Amid Unrest and Labor Strikes
A period piece lauds merchants and professionals who claim gains eroded by three years of toil. The narrative notes milk strikes farm holidays and mob intimidation during a time of unrest as the labor movement continues.
Hail to the Merchant from Milton Herald
The piece critiques Chicago labor unions extorting 187 million dollars yearly and sparse Midwest farm unrest, then shifts to small town merchants. It portrays merchants in financial distress, extending credit to near ruin while advertising sacrifice prices to stay afloat amid bankrupt terms and personal neighborly ties.
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Chicago
Midwest
Milton Herald
Lost 40 Pounds On Doctor's Advice Kruschen Salt Ad
Miss Bertha Waldo of Haman North Dakota says Kruschen Salts helped her lose more than 40 pounds in a year and urges daily use. The ad promises health gains, less constipation gas and acidity, improved skin and energy, with a 4 week jar offered at a small price and a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Bertha Waldo
Haman
N. Dak
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FOX
Fox Movietone City
Vitaphone
Mrs
Ray Ware
Essex
Ford
Casady Motor Co
Moulton, Iowa
Ford Car
You
Ames Extension Service
R. K. Oldham
East 4Th Street
Alex Bowie
San Benito
Texas
Bob Bowie
Ourself
Alex
Valley
Veterans Bureau
Cord
J. D. Collins
Bussey
J. D
Mr. Collins
Coatsville Vicinity
West Grove Two
Gordon
Animal Kingdom
David O. Selznick
Harry Sweet
Garden City
Florida
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