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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1929
Page
2
Sincerity Lodge No. 317 A F and A M states meetings are on the first Friday of each month. Otis Davis serves as W M and J M Garrett as Secretary. Sojourning brothers are welcome.
Dentist Dr George W Davis offers expert X ray service with office over Moulton State Savings Bank.
Gregory Gar age advertises draying and trucking services with reasonable prices and claimed best service.
Expert piano tuning available by EB Ewing. Leave orders at Hornstens Drug Store for prompt service.
On June 3 1929 the District Court of Appanoose County Iowa appointed BE O West as executor of Ezekiel West deceased late of the county. Interested parties must pay debts or present claims to the court for allowance, authenticated. Dated June 3 1929.
An ad urges readers to try Cystex for bladder and night puzzle symptoms claiming relief within 48 hours. It promises a money back guarantee if no improvement and notes a price of 60 cents at drug stores.
The text shows a county city school paper with pricing 1.25 per year outside the county 1.50 inside. Published from Moulton Iowa and entered as second class matter in February 1884.
A Moulton column notes a big crowd at Saturday’s first band concert, parking filling the park and plans to move venues. It also reports Iowa Southern Utilities cutting lighting rates to 9 cents per kilowatt hour, praising local support and the company’s long term franchise in town.
A State Health Department bulletin argues that speeding is a hazard both on roads and in the human body. It notes rising speed violations as autos increase, compares bodily limits like 18 respirations per minute and 72 heartbeats per minute, and warns that exceeding these limits risks serious harm. It urges timely medical advice for abnormal heart rates and cautions against reckless excess.
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station findings show salted hay stays cooler by about 30 degrees and gains color quality compared with unsalted hay. Salt rate of 20 to 30 pounds per ton appears typical, with effectiveness depending on moisture. Further trials with alfalfa and sweet clover are in progress.
A poetic fragment questions mortal pride and fate. The speaker mocks vanity and death, referencing a burial shroud and a backyard grown over with neglect, conveying a somber meditation on life's end.
A fragment reflects frustration with a neighbor and unscrupulous merchants. It contrasts a printer past due on wages, Sears Roebuck prodded by critics, and a painter waiting for pay. The speaker notes a brave man facing death, yet unsettled by criticized conduct.
Notice offers a modern room bungalow in block 35 with lots 7 through 12 for sale or trade for a farm. For full particulars write Ray Ragsdale at 5468 Itaska Street, St. Louis Missouri.
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