Sale of Shirts and Shorts at Discounted Prices
An assortment of men's shirts in size 14 to 16 offered at reduced prices from 2 dollars to 1 dollar. Also bulk Feed Bran per sack listed at 1.68, Grey Shorts 2.00, White Shorts 2.43 per sack.
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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1925
Page
4
An assortment of men's shirts in size 14 to 16 offered at reduced prices from 2 dollars to 1 dollar. Also bulk Feed Bran per sack listed at 1.68, Grey Shorts 2.00, White Shorts 2.43 per sack.
Sunday morning attendance was good despite threatening weather but services were canceled as Brother Burgher did not arrive. Nearby residents and visitors include Sylvia Hart and Mrs. W. N. Miller helping with sewing, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon visiting from Doeakesville, and many townsfolk noting a lightning strike that burned a hay stack. The road grader worked along Miller school to Unionville, weather paused road work briefly, and various calls and visits occurred around town.
Heavy rain fell over Coatsville and vicinity with three to four inches, wind toppled poles and trees blocked roads. Marshall Taylor and family traveled from Centerville through mud to visit G B Marshall, while Miss Helen Childs visited sister Mildred in Moulton. A surprise party marked Miss Sidney Amiss’ 14th birthday with ice cream and cake. Also noted, a Baptist church service drew few attendees due to rain, and a six room rental on West Broadway is available through EH P Powers.
The Junior Chautauqua organization holds a morning session at 10 30 in the Chautauqua tent inviting all children under fifteen. Junior hour runs daily with stories songs yells and a closing performance. The event blends fun and real training for the youngsters.
G A Stegall invites readers to order monuments directly from the factory at 914 East State Street across from the cemetery to save on shop costs and agents' fees.
Farow Chicks offers 100 postpaid lots after June 15. Includes TGared Rocks 8S, C Reds Anconas $9.50, White Rocks Rose Reds $10.50, Wyandottes Buff Orp $11.50, Minorcas $11.50, White or Brown Leghorns $8.50. Free catalog. D. T. Farrow Chickeries Des Moines Iowa.
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