Moulton Post Office 2d Class Matter Note 1884
A brief notice records that the post office at Moulton Iowa was entered as second class matter in February 1884 indicating its mailing status and classification for the period.
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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
2
A brief notice records that the post office at Moulton Iowa was entered as second class matter in February 1884 indicating its mailing status and classification for the period.
Local notices mix community updates from Moulton and Orleans with business mentions and a Q1 fashion style claim. Reports include Hartwick renting his farm to Ed Willawn, Rogers family moving from Pierrs to the old home place, and Lee Johnson selling the Cincinnati Review back to Glenn Reed. Earthquake tremors reach Chicago while a blizzard looms.
About sixty five relatives and friends gathered February 27 with baskets for Mrs Otis Horns birthday. Attendees included many Kirbys Spurgeons Horns Forsythes Walls Jones and others at Olney IL. Also notes on home sewing and seed corn for sale by local sellers.
A lost tile spade near the Wabash track by Dixon farm is sought by A. J. Horn. A reward is offered for its return.
M S Elam writes from Grove City Minnesota February 25 1925 to Moulton Tribune. He notes farmers in the area face years of losses from bank failures stressing health and finances and asks for a subscription address change to Litchfield Route 7. He thanks local readers for friendship and requests a visit from any Moulton man. He encloses a check for this year’s subscription.
Seed corn good Reed Yellow Dent for sale at $3.00 per bushel. Howard Ballew offers. Used cars for sale include two Chevrolet tourings a Ford coupe and a Buick six roadster. W L Blosser lists.
Good Yellow Dent seed corn picked and hung before freeze offered at 2.50 dollars per bushel. See Lester Lawson for details.
1000 bushels of big yellow oats offered for seed at 67 1 2 cents per bushel. Grainery location 2 miles north of Moulton. Seller A. J. Horn 2 miles north of Moulton.
120 acre farm in Wells township offered for sale or rent with two dwelling houses. Contact Dean Davis of Kansas City Missouri at 3537 Benton Blvd for details.
Notice from Elmer Charity informing all debtors he has sold his business and requests immediate settlement of any amounts owed. Call to arrange payment.
A Guile Feed and Seed Store notice states a carload shipment of about 60,000 pounds of white corn is expected last of the week. The item appears in a local advertisement or notice.
A local notice invites readers to stop at 419 East State Street Centerville across from the cemetery to view monuments offered by G A Stegall. The ad provides a phone number 409 and directs potential buyers to visit before purchasing.
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