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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1922
Page
2
A notice states rates for cards of thanks resolutions obituaries and poetry at three cents per line for cards and poetry and five cents per line for local advertisements, outlining pricing and billing expectations.
A collage of local items from Moulton including Austin Stuckey shipping a load of wood to St Louis, evangelists at Moravia and Moulton, Pentacostal tent meetings drawing big crowds, and the Allen Bros Dramatic Co in town. Also notes on Tanlac and chiropractic offices, a band concert at Berry's, primary season wrap up, a humorous Bill Dickey hooch tale, and upcoming games by the Moulton Athletics against Centerville Universals with a Cincinnati visit planned.
The list includes W. V. Murdy on rd 8 in 1923, B. H. Siler of the city in May 1923, Lou Tipton on rd 3 in Feb 1923, Dennis Peek on rd 1 in 1923, W. 4. Hill on rd 1 in May 1922, and G. C. Elliott of Centerville in 1923.
Howard Ballew sold 1507 pounds of wool at 42 1-2 cents per pound, a brisk sale reflecting rising wartime price pressures and steady demand in the local market. The trade term humpin along suggests continued momentum in wool transactions during this period.
Uncle Tom Rogers and his wife, with their daughter Mrs. S. J. Ransom, came home from a winter stay in Pomona, California. They traveled via the southern route through Arizona and Texas, catching a glimpse of arid deserts. Grandma Rogers was particularly glad to see Iowa again.
An old belief places the soul in the stomach and notes its exhaustion when ill. For common stomach troubles, Chamberlain's Tables are promoted as prompt and satisfactory, strengthening the stomach to function naturally. A trial costs a quarter.
Advertisement notes a Panatela cigar product named Smoke Gas with pricing of jc or 3 for 20 cents.
The source claims the real cause of ill health is nerve pressure and urges seeing a chiropractor for immediate relief. It frames the issue as a medical diagnosis and prescribes chiropractic treatment.
Schulz's presents a fresh wallpaper selection with bold patterns and subtle textures. The showroom emphasizes room makeovers and invites customers to plan a tone up for their spaces with practical guidance and seasonal hues.
Representative Charley Scoub visited Mystic on Saturday night. He wore the same shirt as when he took Dave Dinning's scalp two years ago, hinting at past conflicts and local legend surrounding the meeting.
The Presbyterian Sunday school presents a Children’s Day program on Sunday evening June 1 at 8 o’clock. All are invited. Frankie Singley Superintendent.
The Marine Corps announces open enlistment for young men aged 19 to 30. All information is available from the Postmaster. This marks the start of a new recruitment drive.
The sisterhood of Rebekah Lodge No 91 extends deepest sympathy to Maude Edwards' family and drapes the charter for thirty days. Resolutions will be spread in the minutes and published in the Moulton Tribune. Midland Chautauqua brings a big top to Moulton from July 27 to 31.
Private sale listing by W. J. Henas offering a good steel range a child's bed a Ford trailer and many other household articles. Sale advertised as private with items described for potential buyers to inspect.
Ambitious men in any walk of life can build a business of their own paying 850 to 8100 weekly. One of the world’s largest wholesale grocery firms established 1833 with capital 1 000 000 offers openings with protected territory. Goods nationally known, experience not required, men with proper qualifications receive full cooperation. Liberal money advanced on goods sold. State age John Sexton & Co Chicago Ill.
Rooms available for light housekeeping and sleeping quarters at the corner of Main and First. Mrs. Sherman Kerby.
Advertisement notes ready buyer for wool with plentiful sacks on hand. C. A. Stuckey invites sellers to bring wool to him for purchase.
HAULING AND DRAYING Can do your hauling and draying on short notice, Gonads carefully handled, Phone 288, M. L. UNDERWOOD.
Shoecare and wall papering offered at Rogers shop with items repaired neatly. Schulz references seen in catalog or notice, indicating services for footwear and hanging paper.
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