Moulton Chautauque Dates Set For July 26 30
Midland Chautauqua advises dates July 26 to 30 with a varied program. Featured speakers include Wen W I Nolan former Minnesota House speaker and governor candidate, Dr Homer B Hulbert expert on Orient social and political conditions, and Mother Leonora M Lake noted for factory law drafting and long association with Frances J Willard. Musical offerings include John Ross Reed Artists Trio, Finest Toy Australian violinist ensemble, a combined minstrel and male quartette act, Chimes of Normandy from Boston, and Peg O My Heart by Misner Players. Further announcements promised.
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Bureau
Wen. W. I. Nolan
House of Minnesota
Nolan
Northwest
Homer B. Hulbert
Par East
John Ross Reed
Mr. Reed
Finest Toy
Boston
YE EDITOR ABROAD REMEMBERS DES MOINES VISIT
The editor recalls a Des Moines trip with Ames jazz band crowds clearing streets and residents rushing to see. He notes encounters with Gov WB Carroll and local figures, mentions Sunny Street and Chamberlain, and describes desk life at Reg and Tribune with 800 helpers. The piece reflects rural office influx and streetcar congestion.
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Des Moines
Ames
F. Carroll
Moulton
Ben
Sunny St
the Chamberlain
Bob Sherman
Reg
Tribune
Bunk” Dale
Billy
Monterey
Trib
Mayor clamps down on Centerville taxi driver
Mayor Dave Rees stripped taxicab driver Dave Richmond of his driving license and fined him 7.50 for speeding. George Richmond also paid 5 for speeding with a caution of future action. Other offenders include Roy Lankford 5 for speeding, Steve Crowder 25 for disturbing the peace, and L. L. Lodwick and H. H. Lewis 1 each for minor traffic rule violations.
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Dave Richmond
Centerville
Dave Rees
Richmond
George Richmond
Roy Lankford
Steve Crowder
L. L. Lodwick
H. H. Lewis
Journal
Tanlac Ad From W F Berry Co
It has been 90 in the shade this week Stop talking about your troubles Take Tanlac from W F Berry Company promoting relief from heat and fatigue.
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Tanlac
W.F. Berry Co
Church Calendar and Sermon Notes Reflect Pastoral View
The record lists HE CHURCHES Christian Church weekly services from 10:00 morning worship to 8:00 choir practice with sermons by L. H Was, Jr. and Sr. Christian Endeavor times, and a Wednesday prayer meeting. It includes a Pulpit Echoes note on evolving language about wandering youth, and a pastoral critique of internal church corruption and social concerns such as dance halls.
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Christian Church Bible School
Jr. Christian Endeavor
Sr. Christian Endeavor
L. H Was
Epworth League
Presbyterian Church Sunday School and Evening Service Notice
Presbyterian Church schedules Sunday School at 10 a m with Rev Mott Sawyers speaking Sunday evening in a wakeful instructive sermon at 7 30 Mrs Westbrook serves as pianist detailing church events and music schedule
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Mott Sawyers
Stock Pen Notes at Moulton Co operative sale
The Moulton Co operative Live Stock Association shipped out five lots of stock. Names listed include Ollie Young four head F A Stobert two head J N Hornaday two head Howard Ballew three head Roy Wright five head L A Wood twenty head Alva Davis six head John Appler one head L G C Davis one head J Will Jennings six head lid Peek six head John Ankrom four head A L Louderback six head Lettie Daniels Son two head W C Davis seven head G C G Wahl six head.
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Moulton Co-operative Live Stock Association
Ollie Young
F. A. Stobert
J. N. Hornaday
Howard Ballew
Roy Wright
L. A. Wood
Alva Davis
John Appler
L. G C. Davis
J. Will Jennings
Lid. Peek
John Ankrom
A. L. Louderback
Lettie Daniels
Taxation Of Collateral Inheritances Notice Of Appraisement
State of Iowa Appanoose County ss In District Court the state of Geo T Pulliam deceased To the Treasurer of State W J Burbank and Ollie M Pulliam Iva unten Turner Ella Bunten Jennings Ada Bunten King Laura Bunten Williams Jas W Bunten Dick L Bunten Chat Bunten Bowles Logan Bunten Charity Woolridge Blanche Woolridge Baker Hd L Pulliam Art IL Pulliam Ora Pulliam Kiker Olive Pulliam Brown J W Pulliam Emma Pulliam Hickman Mrs Jennie D Marshall Chas M Marshall Arden Potts Mrs Claty Potts Mrs Gretchen Potts Siegi You and each of you are hereby notified that the undersigned duly appointed and qualified appraisers of property charged or sought to be charged with the payment of a Collateral Inheritance Tax will at 1 80 o clock p m on the 6th day of July 1922 at Clerks office in said County and State proceed to appraise the property of the estate of said decedent subject to the Collateral Inheritance tax as provided by law Please take notice and govern yourself accordingly Dated June sth 1922.
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State of Iowa
Appanoose
Geo
Art IL. Pulliam
Ora Pulliam Kiker
Olive Pulliam Brown
J. W. Pulliam
Emma Pulliam Llickman
Jennie D. Marshall
Chas. M. Marshall
Arden Potts
Cla Ty Potts
Gretchen Potts Siegi
Local Notes From Towns and Farms In Rural Texas
Rain fell Monday night and minor mishaps were reported as Clint Bybee fell from a cherry tree injuring his back. Solomon Rose near Pella recovered after a tumble. Johnnie Ankrum sold four hogs to market on Wednesday. Walt Saladay hauled about 1000 pounds of wool to Moulton this week, Ed Bassett moved wool to Moulton near the Grove. Francy taunts Jim about the world being flat as he tends taters. Andy Horn replants 50 acres of corn due to pests. John Rogers heads back to Sterling Nebraska to settle in a new house on the Goldenrod trail. Abe and Joe Ransom sold many cherries though some remain for widows and orphans.
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Solomon Rose
Pella
Solomon
Johnnie Ankrum
Walt Saladay
Moulton
Ed Sbassett
the Grove
Francy
Jim
Harding
Hoover
Andy Horn
John Rogers
Sterling
Neb
Goldenrod Trail
Abe
Joe Ransom
Beet race and social notes from Moulton area
Beetrace reports several Moulton callers Saturday as Carl Crow and family and Cam Brinegar and wife visited Mrs. Mary Davison. Irena Saladay spent the weekend with her daughter Mrs. Frank Trouser. Worth Fox plows corn for his brother Kirt. Women pick and can cherries. Davison and Brinegar were Moulton callers Tuesday. Walt Dixon received a large shipment of hogs from Arkansas all immunes and good ones.
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Moulton
Carl Crow
Cam Brinegar
Mary Davison
Irena Saladay
Frank Trouser
Worth Fox
Kirt
Walt Dixon
Arkansas
Near Greenwood Springs Busy Farm Life Returns
Agriculture dominates the day with taters, corn, and wool noted. Ray Tharp and Gal Spurgeon continue sheep shearing as a bountiful wool year is reported. The community attended tent meetings, church programs, and local basket gatherings, while Mrs. Burgher and Mrs. Lynch visit relatives.
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Ray Tharp
Gal Spurgeon
Moulton
Liberty Church
Coatsville
Naomi Burgher
W. T. Tharp
John
Sherman Johnson
Will Lynch
Sig Horn
Beulah Vicinity Social Calls and Local Visits
Beulah vicinity residents made routine calls and visits this week. Guy McGonne and family stopped at Mrs. Aston Whisler’s Udell home on Wednesday. Tom Joiner and daughter, Mrs. Paul Burgher, were in Centerville Saturday morning. Mrs. H O Salladay returned home after weeks at Claudius McGrew’s near Unionville. Harry and Merle Stickler of near Centerville called at Ralph Talbot’s Friday. Gae Harrison and family visited in Moulton Sunday. Herbert Joiner spent the night with Glen White. Several from the area attended a band concert in Moulton Saturday evening. Henry Lauderback called at Al Lauderback’s Sunday.
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Guy McGonne
Aston Whisler
Udell
Tom Joiner
Paul Burgher
Centerville
H. O. Salladay
Claudius McGrew
Unionville
Harry
Merle Stickler
Ralph Talbot
Gae Harrison
Moulton
Herbert Joiner
Glen White
Henry Lauderback
al. Lauderback
Robbery Suspicions Rise After Series Of Break-Ins
During Mrs. Pulliam's long absence thieves broke in twice stealing clothing bedding and some silverware. No real clue yet but strong suspicions now promise to lead to the capture of the robbers.
Local events report from Goatsville and nearby towns
A busy note recalls an outbursts of sound from a passing plane near the local arc light. Ford buyers include Dr. Cox and Pearl Archibald of Goatsville, G C King, Clint Dixon, and a car sold to Alva Powell. A soil-saving demonstration will occur at W F Dowell’s farm next Wednesday at 2 30 with H W Sanderlin of Iowa College speaking on erosion control and dam construction.
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Hill
Dr. Cox
Pearl Archibald
Goatsville
G. C. King
Clint Dixon
Alva Powell
W. F. Dowell
H. W. Sanderlin
Iowa College
Rail travel safety highlighted by 1920 fatalities figures
The Safety Section of the American Railway Association warns that 229 passenger deaths in 1920 largely stemmed from traveler actions. Examples include 28 from coat steps, 18 from falls, 64 from being struck, and 64 killed with 1,209 injured while boarding or alighting moving or stationary trains. Inside cars, travelers are comparatively safe, hazard mainly from their own acts.
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American Railway Association
Graduation rites honor 144 Towa State students
Ames Iowa June 12 Special More than 144 Towa State College students received degrees and certificates in the fifty first graduation exercises this morning. Henry C Wallace secretary of agriculture and alumnus of the college delivered the commencement address. Among the graduates are Lester Brian Moravia Alice M M Gillespie Mystic Francis W Reich Moravia Guy D Patterson Centerville Maurice Sidles Jerome and others in programs spanning agronomy home economics chemical engineering and industrial science.
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Ames
Towa
Towa State College
Henry C. Wallaece
Secretary of Agriculture
Iowa State College
Appanocose County
Lester Brian
Moravia
Alice MM
Gillespie
Mystic
Francis W. Reich
B.S
Guy D. Patterson
Centerville
Maurice Sidles
Jerome
B. S
Boy Burned by Boiler During Sewer Work
Dwight Siler seven year old son of Ben Siler was near sewer trenches where workers cemented pipes with boiling metal. He tipped a kettle on four legs spilling hot liquid over his legs down to the toes. A surgeon dressed the injuries and he improved after a painful night or two.
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Dwight Siler
Ben Siler
Dwight
Water works reservoir visit highlights dam scope
The water works reservoir north of town was toured Tuesday afternoon by the editor and Con tractor Harness. The dam base is 80 ft wide and when completed will hold back 50,000,000 gallons of water. Foreman Mike O'Brian oversees 14 teams and men, who are kept busy and managed cleverly.
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Mike O'Brian
Shotgun Mike Arrested After Rathbun Baseball Altercation
Mike Adams also known as Shotgun Mike of Rathbun attacked Tony Mosses of Clarkdale with a heavy cane during a Rathbun Eddyville game on Sunday. Adams is jailed in Centerville on $500 bond awaiting grand jury action for assault with intent to commit great bodily injury.
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Mike Adams
Rathbun
Mike
Tony Mosses
Clarkdale
Adams
Moskes
Eddyville
Trigg
Centerville
J. M. Zimmer
Lightning destroys barns near Moulton and Monterey
Lightning struck Luther Horn's barn 3 1 2 miles northwest of Moulton around 1 o'clock Tuesday morning, burning the building and 90 bushels of corn. Luther and Harvey Clark tried to save property as the barn collapsed in flames. Nearby Homer Starr's barn was wrecked by wind and a steer killed by lightning. some insurance coverage was noted.
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Luther Horn
Moulton
Mr. Horn
Harvey Clark
Luther
Bred Stevens
Horn
Monterey
Homer Starr
Local Visits and Weather Impact Near Fox Family Homes
Fay Fox and family visited the Fox household with Miss Pearl Peek staying with her sister Mrs. Wesley Miller. Joe Ogden and wife spent Monday at the parental Hodge home. A Monday night rain and lightning struck the Luther Horn farm barn, home of Howard Clark. Claud Fox and family visited the Nels Anderson home on Sunday.
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Fay Fox
Em Fox
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Beulah Vicinity
Sam Cole Jr
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Missouri
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St. Louis
Austin Stuckey
J.J. Hill
Putman Co
EF. Beggs
A. P. Crissman
Lancaster
J. W. Wisdom
T. Dabney & Son
J. W. Jones
R. W. Wisdom
J.J. Foster
West Grove
L. R. Evans
Lafe Watkins
Baqly
Alice Brady
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