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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1926
Page
2
The snippet shows an old city and school paper masthead for The Tribune Born in 84 with subscription rates 1.25 per year outside the county 1.50 and postal details for Moulton Iowa.
OWA ASSOCIAM OWA ASSOCIAM Paymond Lee of Centerville spends time with his father Marshall Lee. Senator Lloyd Ellis gave a Memorial address in Thom fiedd Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Ed Park visited Kansas City and niece Mrs. Lawrence Ballenger for a few days. W H Wilson of Moberly and L St. Charles Mo spent Sunday at the John Caswell home. Bert Elfett came from Moberly to catch up with friends. he works at the Moberly post office. Fern Horn and Herbert Sellers attend Jawa ess University. Herbert earned a scholarship as honor Senior student. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis of Brookfield and Mrs. Dess Peragon of Tulsa visited Moulton for Decoration Day. Friends hosted a farewell picnic for Robert Moore at Yates grounds. he left for Cascade Idaho. Several families from Mystic Center ville Stewart Iowa and near Moulton visited at various homes. Mildred Niehswanger at Drake University graduates June 7 with 287 seniors. she will finish in the Junior High at the College of Education. Mrs. F C Moore and son Robert leave for Cascade Idaho. Richard and Helen Moore met them at Omaha. Yates grounds offer picnic grounds north of Moulton but parking in the driveway obstructs access. A correction notes Pulliam Park is named for Mrs Ollie Pulliam who added three lots. A local flapper at a depot caused a discussion about smoking rules. a young lady smoked in the waiting room and was directed to the ladies room before leaving. Thomas Henry, a long-time Moulton resident, has returned from near Kingston. his age is 70 to 80 and he is known as “Sport” for his odd life path and fiddling.
Representative Lloyd Thurston of Iowa's Eighth District told the House in Washington that a Federal Farm Board with broad powers is needed to stabilize prices for surplus agricultural products. He argued government funds could aid organization to stabilize food production and ensure fair returns to farmers amid scattered farming and financing challenges. The remarks appeared in the Chariton Herald-Patriot.
Centerville candidate James Hunter, a Republican, announces his bid for Clerk of the District Court subject to the June 7 primary. The young, energetic candidate says his trip to Moulton earned him support and he asks for backing from Republican voters at the upcoming primary.
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