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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1921
Page
4
Isabella Kimball appointed administratrix of Alonzo B Kimball estate by the District Court of Appanoose County Iowa on June 3 1921. All debts must be paid and claims presented to the court for allowance by June 21 1921. H P Powers attorney for the estate.
Local market advertises fresh fish available today and tomorrow at Bryant's Sanitary Market. Also notes sale of a house and one lot, with inquiry directed to Sofia Jones in Mouiton.
Elders Parker of Memphis Mo and Rev Howard Rogers are listed for sermons at Midway and West Grove with services next Sunday June 26 at 3 o clock and a Sunday evening sermon by Rev Mott Sawyers at the Presbyterian church. The town notes the smell of fire crackers in the air.
Edward Bros. supplied a large group of hogs from Moulton and two head from West Grove on Tuesday. W. D. Salladay delivered 34 hogs, J. F. Lawson 13 weighing 2640 pounds, J. S. Horn 8 weighing 2020, J. O. Patterson 7 weighing 1640, and Ed. Barnes 5 hogs.
A Boston Transcript line notes that even if no new book appeared, the existing masterpieces would keep readers occupied for about a century, implying the enduring value of classic works.
Walter Wilson and two daughters Elizabeth Sellers and Maud Burk visit Frank Wheeler and wife. W. W. Kirk of Oskaloosa visits sister Mrs. Val Merriman after graduating Northwestern. Albert Hayden reports crops improving and Dobbin driven in from Davis county. Mrs Sadie Taylor visits from Golden City to see sister Mrs HH Powers. Wilson at Centralia caring for ill mother. J W Westbrook wed to Luena Levaugh. Des Moines travelers E A Powers and Burl Ellis to Des Moines then Keokuk to see Mrs Becker. Mrs Glenn Bonner and daughter Carl visit Frank Perkins home Keosauqua. Mrs Harry Bryant and children visiting Centerville. Mrs Sam Harlson and daughter visiting Kansas City. Mrs Sterrett visiting Kansas City friends. son HJ telegraph operator in KC. Harry Jennings family visit Tribune. Eva Briar from Des Moines weekend at Samuel James home. Several families visiting Keosauqua, Centerville, and Brazil. Miss Iva Richardson sails from Des Moines to Montreal for Europe tour. Peter Haning and wife back from Webster City motor trip. Henry Howard and daughters Ruth and Lois of Albia visit Grace Eby. James Bolton home from hospital, improved. Mildred and Margery Berry and others motor to Centerville. Tom Kirby from Dean reports grass and corn nearly ready to lay by. Leonard Stuckey’s hay crop looks good with about 100 acres. Go to big top tonight to see Jay Doug Morgan and his new baby. Take your lid off and bow to the left.
Blood poisoning is caused by bacteria not dyes or rust. Germs can lurk in a bright nail or clean stocking while a rusty nail may be harmless. When laying linoleum, allow room for extension to prevent ridges and cracks. An eighth inch gap at joints is needed. Windmills are scarce in Mexico as winds topple tall structures. a low wide base design could succeed.
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