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Moulton Weekly Tribune

Location

Moulton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1922

Page

8

Claim Jumpers and Settlers Clash in Iowa Land Fight

An Iowa settler recalls 1850s land fever and the Settlers club battling claim-jumpers who tried to oust homesteaders. A tar description and standoff at dawn illustrate frontier justice amid Monterey Center and Vandemark's Folly Marsh.

Iowa Quick Vandemark Settlers’ Club Monterey County William Trickey Ebenezer Junking Absalom Frost Peter Amos Bemisdurfer Wlavius Bohn Dunkards Pennsylvania Hell Slew Folly Marsh Dick McGill Monterey Center

Willing to Pay Spurs Crowd in Baseball Tale

A crowd watched a crowd-pleasing newcomer fill in as fielder and batter after a missing player. He homered on his first strong at bat, then shouted he would buy another ball rather than run. A second item notes six thousand soldiers’ graves in Canada to be marked and cared for by the Imperial War Graves Commission, including some enemy interned graves.

McGil Jow McGill Aanun Cnume Man Jewkes Dyersville MeQul Celebrate Sarajah Ma Fewkes Pewkes Leatherhead Fort Donelson MeGi Rebecca Dick McGin Canada Imperial War Graves Commission Canadian Expeditionary Force Royal Air Force

Marriage Contract Says It Binds Man for Life

The New York Sun quotes Kriss asking if a marriage contract is binding and Iross answering that it keeps a man strapped for life, reflecting a skeptical view of marital obligations.

Kriss Iross New York Sun

What Has Been Outstanding Feature of Woman's Emancipation

The judge notes the era's progress with a sharp remark that women now speak less in speech yet show more through action and achievement, signaling evolving social roles and agency. The quote frames a shift from rhetoric to visible contribution.

Goodyear

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United States Mississippi Valley Herbert Quick Dutchy Smith Vandemarks Folly Putnam
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