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Newspaper

Moulton Weekly Tribune

Location

Moulton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1921

Page

7

Suit over Lot Two Block 42 in Moulton Iowa

In the District Court of Iowa Appanoose County August Term 1921 S A Burdick plaintiff vs P I Henry Smith and unknown claimants defendants. Notice filed May 16 1921 petitions Burdick claims absolute fee simple ownership of Lot Two Block 42 Town of Moulton Appanoose County Iowa and seeks recognition against Henry Smith and successors or claimants.

District Court of Iowa Appanoose County S. A. Burdick P. I.lenry Smith Moulton Henry Smith District Court S.A. Burdick P. Henry Smith

Quieting Title Action in Appanoose County Court

Circuit Court action seeks to quiet title to a real property in Centerville Iowa. Plaintiff H P Power claims possession over 20 years under color of title and asks for sole ownership in fee simple plus estoppel against defendants and unknown claimants. Defendants include H P Power’s petition cites survey dates and a lost deed. The case proceeds with publication order and notice to appear before the court on August 22, 1921.

Carruthers Centerville

Court designates Weekly Tribune as official notice paper

Appanoose County Iowa court designates the Weekly Tribune of Moulton as the publication paper for an Original Notice. The notice must run once weekly for four consecutive weeks, with the final publication at least ten days before the August Term 1921. Signed May 12 1921 by G C Fiott, Clerk of the District Court.

Appanoose County Towa Tribune Moulton G. C. Fiott

Experts in Mines Develop Chloroform From Waste Gas

A Washin ton Bureau of Mines team announces a method to manufacture chloroform from natural gas that would otherwise be wasted. A Chicago man acquitted after a last minute stay seeks the rope for a giant neighborhood swing. A Breckenridge Texas worker halts a nitroglycerin torpedo blast, saving many as it escapes, then returns it to the hole and flees. A Chicago YWCA offers a brides college teaching menus, budgets, shopping, clothing, conversation and English skills.

Bureau of Mines Washinon Chicago Breckenridge Texas College For Brides

Wolf Trappers End Ten-Wolf Threat North Newton

Riley Rash discovers a wolf den north of town with nine pups and a mother wolf. Buck Musgrave and Red Wood set traps and kill the mother, ending a ten-wolf threat that could have cost farmers dollars in stock losses.

Riley Rash Yin Old Wolf Raleigh Buck) Musgrave Frank Red

Whooping cough cured by Chamberlains Cough Remedy

The passage states whooping cough is dangerous to children under five but can be shortened and made safe with Chamberlains Cough Remedy when opiates are avoided. It claims the remedy has succeeded in many epidemics and is safe and pleasant to take.

Lumbago Relief Promoted by Chamberlain Liniment

A Brockport New York woman credits Chamberlain's Liniment with curing her lumbago after a year of back pain. She was bedridden and unable to turn, then applied the liniment and recovered quickly, praising its relief and noting its use at home during illness.

Chamberlain Dann Brockport N. Y

Presidential Powers as Commander in Chief

The president of the United States is by Article II, Section 2 of the Constitution commander in chief of the army and Navy and of the militia when called into service. He may order forces anywhere to protect citizens and property or to ensure laws are faithfully executed.

United States Army Navy

Little Miss Gussie and the Forbidden Box

A child named Gussie rummages in a forbidden box while absent mother. Grandmother notices and confronts her sharply asking what she seeks. Gussie replies that grandma may be better not knowing her purpose. The exchange suggests a coy, humorous moment between child and elder.

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JAS. F. Lawson Real - Estate Missouri Farm Savings Bank Moulton, Ia H.P. Powers West Side Main St Over Powers’ Drug Store Withrow’s WM. Waggoner Arthur Wood Tare First Mortgage Law Bros. Co Centerville, Ia City and Farm Loans H. P. Power A. Burdick Gath Meer An Ynilio Abe Mayen Edison Mr. Edison Withrow Cafe Lumbago
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