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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1922
Page
4
The Farm Bureau at Center invites attendees to a Wednesday evening program with men supplying ice cream and women providing cake. A note mentions wallpaper patterns at Schulz with reduced prices.
May updates report Mrs Gynthia Fox visiting Mountain View Wyoming for the summer. Several veterans and families attend the State G A R meeting in Iowa City with 1200 veterans present and a grand parade of 500. Others travel to Des Moines for relatives and Iona's golden home. Visits span Moulton, Des Moines, Grinnell, Garnett, and Cincinnati with a string of kin and friends, births noted, and travel by car.
Neighbors from Wellstop gathered in a grove to honor Charles Hallgren and wife prior to their move from the farm to Ottumwa on July 1. A long list of local families attended, sharing appetites and well wishes for the couple’s new home.
The Moulton Co operative Live Stock Association shipped five car loads of animals including cattle and sheep with buyers and consignors listed. Cattle entries include E J Jennings Dock Bybee Clarence Wood Kirt Fox W A Merriman John Ankrom C E Evans Lafe Hetzler C E Stansberry Emery Wood Daniels Probasco and several others. Sheep headed by Howard Ballew C EB Stansberry Hodge O Neal Frank Houser and Ray Linden among buyers and consignors.
J Doug Morgan brings a week of performances to Moulton with a fresh beat and a new play every night. On Monday he stars in Mr. Jim Bailey of Texas. Admission 10 cents for children and 25 cents for one accompanying adult. war tax included. Reserved chairs extra. Doors open 7:30, show at 8:30 nightly. Women admitted free Monday with paid 25 cent ticket. Also note sale of women’s black kid slippers at Morrow’s Shoe Shop.
Surplus cockerels can be caponized to yield seven to twelve pound roasters by 10 to 12 months. Capons offer tender flesh similar to spring chickens and can sell at holiday time near turkey prices. One capon can nurture forty or more chicks, making caponizing a profitable practice. For caponizing services, contact Wm. Clifford Singley at phone 33. further details to follow.
Tanlac is hailed as the medicine, with the people themselves shaping its reputation, according to W F Berry Co. The statement highlights consumer faith and brand influence in the popular tonic’s standing.
Auto Livery broadcasts prices and round the clock service with contact options. Office located north of Oneal's livery. serves WaCaonerR and Remp areas.
For sale a large lot of red currants offered by Mrs Sovata. Contact by telephone at East 3d Street Itpd or through the listed call number.
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