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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1922
Page
2
In olden times many believed the soul resided in the stomach. For stomach troubles a quick remedy is Chamberlain's Tabites, said to strengthen digestion and help natural function. A trial costs a quarter.
Local notice outlines sale bills at the office and promotes the Withrow cafe offering square dinners. The brief mentions both locations as points of interest for readers.
A health advisory blames nerve pressure as the real reason for illness and urges seeing a chiropractor for immediate relief. The claim frames chiropractic treatment as essential to relieve the pressure and restore well being.
Local notes recount Alice Peck breaking her right elbow and reduced play, plans for a July 27 31 Chautauqua program, and lighthearted weather. The column covers a near miss with a shaft rod at a ditcher foundry, bank earnings praise, a plug for floor varnishes, and a busy Holiness tent. It reports a Moulton youth waiving indictment, Paul Pennington establishing an office in Walker building, local politics, transport of Coot to Springfield, a death in Centerville hospital, and ball team clashes with Rathbun. plus garden news, a 12 year marriage milestone, a diamond ring theft arrest turned disposal, and Squire Dale promising new court terms.
A garbled 1923 clipping mentions Ke a Gloom Buster Tribune Readers in the Safety Box and lists names such as Harry Bryant Mrs Mabel Dodge Moberly and Harry Powers with scattered dates. It also references Babe Ruth incident and state officials Nate Kendall and Judge Wade with brief notes on taxation and railroads.
A Des Moines party led by A H Corey and wife with Miss Christine and Steve Hill plus eleven others visited the Singley Wilson households and the Carson Wood Floyd bungalow near Caldwell bridge. They found no flies but a hornet nest and crawfish skeletons. The group enjoyed a plentiful dinner and a lively outing though Prof Hill found no new specimens.
From Minneapolis Kansas June 17 Dear Editor Bob Find 31.50 to apply on Tribune to June 1923 Wheat harvest is on and a large crop will be harvested Hands get 82 per and board Wheat is selling at 90 cents Plenty of rain this year and a fine fruit prosper Also have 50 stands of bees and plenty of sunflowers C W Swarts.
W F Berry Co proclaims Tanlacs as the most widely discussed medicine globally with users repeatedly buying it and recommending the splendid results to friends.
Lost automobile licence No. 9-987. Return to Worth Fox.
A notice states two auto covers were found and the owner may claim them by paying the notice fee. It specifies the required payment and eligibility for releasing the items to the rightful owner.
Advertisement for high grade monument work by Stegall. All work finished and priced with agents' per cent and expenses. Office at 407 1-2 South 18th Street, Centerville, Fa. Phone Green 674 4th21.
Horn Bros offers ten Aberdeen Angus bulls aged 24 months or under for sale at Coatsville. Suitable for breeding stock, good quality cattle aimed at farmers seeking young proven sires.
Local notice from C A Stuckey advertising wool buying services. States readiness to purchase wool and that plenty sacks are on hand for producers to bring their wool for sale.
Hauling and draying available on short notice. Goods carefully handled by M L Underwood. Phone 288.
An advertisement asserts that Tanlac provides splendid appetite, perfect digestion, and sound sleep, endorsed by W. F. Berry Co. The wording emphasizes improved wellness and vitality from taking the tonic.
Schulz offers Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs in all sizes at fair prices and room fixes. Also 8 dozen rubber jar lids for 25 cents, plus sugar and jars in abundance as a bargain. Store: Bryant's Meat Market.
Art. WM lost the tip of a left front finger after it was caught in a chain on ditcher No. 2. The accident prompted first aid at the worksite and a safety check of equipment.
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