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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1931
Page
1
Helen Garrett offers summer piano lessons focused on beginners and young students at her residence to provide personalized guidance and foundational technique.
Manchu recleaned soy beans offered at $1.00 per bushel. Samples available at Moulton Hatchery. Also a full blood Hampshire male hog for sale by J. C. Bennett of Moulton Iowa.
Mark Childs, Tribune’s oldest correspondent near Coatsville, recalls life stories from Indiana to Iowa. He recalls birth in 1850, family move in a covered wagon, land in Dallas County, log homes, wolves, prairie life, cattle trades, a move to Des Moines, and a large family under their mother’s care as father died at 43 leaving 700 acres.
Iowa State Department of Health warns August September and October hold peak typhoid risk with outbreaks possible year round. Camps should require fecal testing, food-handling hygiene, and vaccination for attendees. Free vaccine offered to Iowa residents attending overnight camps via the State Department of Health in Des Moines.
Sir Charles 179057 a registered black Percheron stallion weighing 2400 pounds offers the 1981 season at Hartwick Farms. Terms 10.00 to insure a cost. Due care afforded but not responsible for accidents. Mare service fee due and collectible. Hartwick Bros. Owners and Keepers.
A fragment recalls a family scene with a father placing wheat bundles in a circle and two brothers riding horses around the area, capturing a rustic rural moment.
Official notice lists subscription rates as 1.25 per year within county and 1.50 outside. Announcement records entry at the post office in Moulton, Iowa, as second class matter in February 1884.
A friend compares business to baseball as changes reshape the game with a tougher ball and different batting tactics. He argues that success now comes from hitting base hits rather than home runs, adapting methods to harsher conditions and avoiding complaints about hard times. The piece ends urging a civic lesson on respect for the flag seen in a Legion parade.
C D Forsythe, recently elected janitor of the Moulton schools, has taken over his new duties succeeding Levi Wright who has held the post for the past twenty four years.
Dr. C. J. Drake, state entomologist at Iowa State College, reports seed corn maggots infest fields across Iowa causing irregular, sometimes severe damage. The pest thrives on wet, cold ground hindering seed germination and feeds on seed corn, beans, melons, and other seeds. No satisfactory control exists. replanting badly damaged fields is advised when conditions allow. Some fields have been entirely replanted to offset losses.
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