Frazier-Lemke Bill Is Unconstitutional
The Supreme Court decision leaves little room for dispute and urges those affected to act quickly to avoid dispossession. It outlines five case groups and directs steps under Moratorium Laws through March 1 1937 or March 1 1938 in Iowa to preserve farm possession while seeking extensions or appeals. It also supports refinancing voices and guides debtors to County Farm Debt Advisory Committees and the Des Moines office for assistance.
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United States Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
District Court
Frazier-Lake
Cence
Iowa
Supreme Court
Congress
Des Moines
Beer Ordinance Drafted At Town Council Meeting
At the Monday night regular Town Council session a draft beer ordinance was passed establishing sale and setting fees to be paid by permit holders. The full ordinance appears elsewhere in this issue of the Tribune.
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the Tribune
Moulton Forms FERA Baseball Team For Sunday Debut
A FERA baseball team is organized in Moulton and will play its first game against West Grove this Sunday, according to team members.
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FERA
Moulton
West Grove
Ice Cream Social By Merchants Club On Main Street
A Merchants baseball club ice cream social is set for Saturday afternoon and evening south of the Waybill Garage on Main Street to fund team expenses for the rest of the season. Visitors this week include Mr and Mrs T E Moen of Inwood Miss Alice Moen of Des Moines and Mrs C H Bahnson and son Rex of Sioux Falls. Also Monday Mrs Don Wishard and daughters Anna Mae and Marilyn Rae planned two weeks at parental Clarence Stansberry home.
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The
Merchants Baseball Club
Waybill Garage
Main Street
Mirrs
T .E. Moen
Inwood
Alice Moen
Des Moines
C. H. Bahnson
Rex
Sioux Falls
S. D
BE. OR. Moen
Bert Moen
Don Wishard
Anna. Mae
Marilyn Rae
Clarence Stans ‘Berry
Beach Horn Wedding Silent Secret for Moulton Folks
A Mtoulton wedding quietly held March 9 1935 in Kirksville Missouri joined Miss Erma Beach and Glen Horn. Erma Beach is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Beach and a Moulton High School graduate class of 1985. Glen Horn eldest son of Mr and Mrs Fred Horn also a local school graduate and manager of a mid continent oil station. Friends extend congratulations from their home in Moulton.
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Moulton
Erma. Beach
Glen Horn
Kirksville
Hetzler-Wright Announcement of Secret Vandalia Wedding
Miss Faye Hetzler daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Hetzler wed Don Wright son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Wright in Vandalia Missouri. Ceremony by Rev L H West former Moulton minister. The couple both graduated from the local school and have been active with younger folks. They will reside on a farm near Moulton.
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Faye Hetzler
Frank Hetler
Don Wright
Arthur Wright
Vandalia
L. H. West
Moulton
Hetzler
The
Tribune
Des Moines Register Carrier Salesmen Convenes In Des Moines
Des Moines Register and Tribune carrier salesmen from Moulton and across Iowa join the Sixth Annual Convention and frolic in Des Moines, Monday June 10. About 4 820 invitees will tour the Coliseum for talks and a Barnes Carruthers Circus showing, parade downtown with bands floats and stunts, then attend Riverview Amusement Park for free amusement and refreshments.
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Des Moines Register
Tribune
Moulton
Iowa
Register and Tribune
Des Moines
Wayne Cooley
Kenneth Davis
Loren Estes
Max Hetzler
Jimmie James
Harry Lerchie, Jr
Gerald Reed
Coliseum
Barnes -Carruthers Circus
Des Moines Loop
Riverview Amusement Park
Deaths by Drowning in Iowa 1934 Detailed by County and Age
Drowning deaths in Iowa during 1934 totaled 91 with 84 records analyzed by the Division of Vital Statistics. The report notes fatalities across 41 counties, led by Dickinson 9, Polk 7, and Woodbury 5. July had 23 deaths, followed by 19 in June and 13 in August, mostly males (64) versus females (20). Infants under one year were spared, but 19 children aged 1 to 9 died, and 12 men aged 40 to 49 perished. Most drownings occurred in rivers or streams (37) and lakes (10). nine occurred on farms, often in pools or watering tanks. The report cites lack of swimming ability and inadequate supervision as common factors. flood conditions caused no fatalities in 1934. Phone us the news.
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Iowa
Division of Vital Statistics
State Department of Health
Dickinson
Polk
Woodbury
Thut
Local Happenings and Visits Across Towns
Miss Bonnie Lou Oldham visits brother Dr. Lowell in Mason City. Wilbur Hinsey of Huntsville, Missouri, guests his mother Mrs. Retta Hinsey. Dr. George W. Davis called to Sioux City for his father’s illness. Mrs. Iva Powell of Omaha visits Nightwonger parents. Art Rave family of Ringsted visiting at Clarence Stansberry home. Ray Thompson returns from Ames for vacation before Washington summer. Bloomfield group returns from Park Rapids fishing trip. Appanoose county WCTU convention set for Exline on June 12 with 1:30 PM start and 7:30 PM session. lunch at six. About 110 friends attend a charrivari and shower for Glen and Margaré McCullough. thanks offered. Family reunion at Mrs. Sneed’s home with Sneed and Boyer families visiting from Kansas City, Los Angeles, Crown Point and more.
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Bonnie Lou Oldham
Lowell
Mason City
Wilbur Hinsey
Huntsvile
Retta Hinsey
George W. Davis
Sioux City
Iva Powell
Omaha
Nebr
B. Nightwonger
Art Rave
Frank Harlan
Beverly Ann
Ringsted
Clarence Stansberry
Ray Thompson
Ames
Iowa
Washington
A. L. Bennett
M. Davis
R. R. Eby
Don Eby
Bloomfield
Park Rapids
Minn
App
Sarah Sneed
Milbourne Sneed
Margaré
Esther
Don Sneed
Kansas City
Wm. Boyer
Los Angeles
Joe Henderson
Pauline
Clarence Wood
Don Henderson
Crown Point
Ind
Boyer
Sneed
Nichols Predicts Better Iowa Fruit Crop Than 1934 Outlook
H E Nichols at Iowa State College says Iowa fruit growers may harvest a larger crop in 1935 than in 1934. Bloom across most of Iowa runs 75 to 100 percent of normal, with some areas reporting light prospects. Some heavy crops in 1934 show lighter yields now, especially Jonathan apples, while strawberries face shortages due to frost and cold rains. Kansas, Nebraska and Illinois show heavy blooms. grapes and raspberries look favorable for near normal production.
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Iowa
H. E. Nichols
Iowa State College
Jonathan
Kansas
Nebraska
Illinois
North Central
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Goodrich
Silvertowns
Goodrich Safety
Cem Leu
Bert Lytell
E-Saver
Golden Ply
Beach—Horn
Hetzler—Wright
Cupid
Mexico
Juan Ignacio Pombo
South Atlantic
Senorita Maria Rivero
Brazil
Nichols
Drouth
Peoples Abstract & Title Co
Centerville
Nat. Bk
Coniata
White
Lews Brothers
Elmer Wood CO
Moulton, Iowa
Hart Bros. Oil Co
Macmillan Ring
M. I. Richardson
L. R. Horn
Frigidaire
Nsw Frigidaire
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