Stock Pen Notes from Moulton Hog Shipment
The Moulton Live Stock Shipping Association sent one car of hogs to St. Louis this week. Contributors included Ed Barnes, J Warren catleuerey, J P & R Stansberry, B L Moore, W T Hays & Son, E A Fox, H Mitchell, J T Joiner, R A Beach, and O L Harter & Son. The top hog price at St. Louis on March 17 was $14.50.
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Moulton Live Stock Shipping Association
St. Louis
Ed Barnes
J. Warren Catleuerey
Stansberry
B. L. Moore
W. T. Hays & Son
E. A. Fox
H. Mitchell
J. T. Joiner
R. A. Beach
O. L. Harter
A Letter From Oklahoma Cushions Reader’s Note
A March 15 1925 letter from Cushion Oklahoma to the Tribune editor notes long-time readership, crops fair with wheat late and oats fine, corn planting begun, and an oil boom with lease money requests from one to twenty five dollars per acre per year. Author Art Bridal signs off respectfully.
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Cushion
Okla
Tribune
Iowa Seed Corn Looks Good For 1925 Planting
A survey by the Federal and State crop reporting service with Iowa State College shows 653 farmers report an average 22.2 bushels of seed corn per farm and a 12.7 bushel per farm surplus of 74.6 percent. Shortages persist in Plymouth and Jefferson counties, requiring shipments. Ear testing is 93 percent strong among 5 percent tested, up from 82 percent last year. cold spring caused more replanting.
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Federal
State
Iowa State College
Plymouth
Jefferson
Local notes from Coatsville area and visitors
Noah and Milfred Lawson traveled to Gosteville on Sunday for trading and a radio purchase. Mrs. G E Marshall and daughter Emily visit Vern Marshall in Centerville. Coatsville high school hosts a play Bashful Mr pbb Marcel with 24 cents admission. Mrs Burney Calhoun and children from Albia visit Al Fouts home last Tuesday. Meda Veatch of Lancaster training class observes at the Coatsville school. Mrs James Camden of Glenwood visits Dr Cox last Tuesday. Charley Horn ill this week. George Ferris cut wood in timber last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coatsville
Noah
Milfred Lawson
Gosteville
Sanrday
G. E. Marshall
Emily
Vern
Lancaster
Coatsville School
James Camden
Glenwood
Cox
Charley Horn
George Ferris
Local Social And Farm Notes From The County
Miller D L Strunk delivered coal at the school house on Saturday. James and Floyd Wood with Mrs R C Hart and daughter Sylvia visited Floris Tuesday and spent the day at the M L Heartley home. Mrs Heartley’s condition improving. Fern Harriett spent the weekend with Beulah Hiatt. Mr and Mrs David Caylor visited their daughter Mrs Lee Tadlock Tuesday. Loren Alden butchered four hogs Thursday. Emma Ray caring for Mrs Janice Swaim in Unionville returned home Saturday and reports Mrs Swaim much better. Fredrick Koehler Lewis Hanes Noah Kingery and Ivan Gibbs visited Wilbur Miller Sunday. Mrs Floyd Wood and son Duane visited the parental David Caylor home Sunday. John Tadlock assisted G F Gibbs with butchering Thursday. Mrs Frank Miller and Mrs Carl Hudgens called on Mrs Floyd Wood Tuesday. Mrs W N Miller spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs Sarah Hanes. D L Strunk sawed wood for C A Coffin Wednesday. Nell Utterback assisted Mrs Coffin in preparing inner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller D. L. Strunk
James
Floyd Wood
R. C. Hart
Sylvia
Floris
M. L. Heartley
Emma Ray
Janice Swaim
Unionville
Swaim
Fredrick Koehler
Lewis Hanes
Noah Kingery
Ivan Gibbs
Wilbur Miller
Duane
David Caylor
John Tadlock
G. F. Gibbs
Frank Miller
Carl Hudgens
W. N. Miller
Sarah Hanes
D. L. Strunk
C. A. Coffin
Nell Utterback
Coffin
Riggle Wiggles and Local Callers Report Week
Mrs Tom Fox and daughter Edna spent Thursday at Freddie Moore home Jimmie Hays returned Sunday from Des Moines after visiting Scot Johnson home Hodge Oneal called at Bert Ellerton home in Davis county Cam Hays attended Mr Walker funeral in Moulton The Brockus grandson was ill last week but is now better
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Riggle
Tom Fox
Edna
Freddie Moore
Jimmie Hays
Des Moines
Scot Johnson
Hodge Oneal
Bert Ellerton
Davis County
Cam Hays
Walker
Moulton
Shom Brockus
Hog Shipped to St Louis Weighs 610 Pounds
A. C. Killion shipped a hog weighing 610 pounds to St. Louis last week, which brought in $75.64.
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A. C. Killion
St. Louis
Morrow Shoe Store Opens Big Clean Up Sale
The first days of the sale at Morrow Shoe Store bring exceptional selling. Excellent bargains boost business as customers flock to the shop for discounts and steady activity continues.
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Morrow
Public sale postponed to March 23 for O W Stoker herd
The O W Stoker public sale scheduled for Wednesday March 18 is moved to Monday March 23. Readily available lots include cattle horses hogs farm machinery and seed corn.
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O. W. Stoker
Night Drive With Willys Knight and Miss Fisk
Willys Knight plans a social outing with Miss Fisk, fiancée of the era. He shows off a Firestone keepsake, trades on a frat pin, and contemplates an auto show but cannot afford the Overland building event. He ends the evening returning home to his back stairs with a candle after a day of car lore and flirtation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willys Knight
Miss Fisk
George High Horse Lamb
Flaming Youth
Willy
Billy Potts
Ford
Overland
Detroit
Hupp
Impossible Tasks Telegraph Excerpt
A quip about impossibilities evokes a list of humorous challenges such as carrying a mattress upstairs, writing with a post office pen, saving five percent of salary, and other playful puzzles. The tone mimics a witty aside from a columnist or essayist.
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New York
Liverpool
Embargo Lifted on Iowa Poultry Shipments
The embargo on live poultry from Iowa has been lifted allowing shipment to all states. Iowa officials credit cooperative poultry interests and the absence of fowl plague. Shippers must follow federal and state cleaning and disinfection rules, with inspections supervised by a federal inspector. Also notes visits and birthdays of local residents including Mrs. Rickett's 80th birthday.
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New York
Iowa
Bureau of Animal Industry
Ross Myer
Madelene
Billy Jean
Wesley Jenning
A. Mn
Diana Rickett
Hale
G. M. Rickett
Rickett
Teaching Children Thrift In Public Schools
S. W. Straus notes a rise in school banks with 8 000 active in the United States and over 38 000 000 children making deposits. He argues thrift education in public schools fosters future prosperity and that teachers who integrate thrift lessons add more value to districts than those who do not.
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S. W. Straus
New York
U. S
F. C. Moore Dry Goods Store Promises Quality and Low Prices
Remember that for any dry goods or ladies ready to wear you can find just what you want at the F. C. Moore Dry Goods Store. Quality and low prices prevail, inviting shoppers to explore their selection.
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F. C. Moore
For Sale and Notices From Moulton Iowa Listings
FOR SALE Our six room residence with clothes closets bath and pantry Also Feed Barn all located on North Main st Moulton Iowa Effie Oneal SEED CORN Good Reed Yellow Dent seed corn for sale 2 50 per bit Howard Ballew NOTICE I will take stock to feed and past ure after March 20 Also some hay for sale Cleo Elliott Centerville vol 1 CAR LOAD OF SALT Will have a car load of salt in a few days on track Priced low W T Daniels Will receive a car load of shorts and bran this week Will make a special low price to take seed off of car W F Guile Seed Store Goose eggs for setting from 2 year old geese 75 cents per setting of seven B S Jamison Wanted A girl for front room work Lane Cafe.
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North Main St
Moulton
Iowa
Effie Oneal
Cleo Elliott
Centerville
W. T. Daniels
Centerville Visitors Noted At Local Homes
Pauline Hall, a Centerville visitor, called on Tuesday. Mrs. Russell Sawin and her two daughters visited the Ike Sawin home. Mr. and Mrs. Davis were in Centerville on business Monday. A special Wabash train of ten sleepers and one diner ran Monday night from St. Louis to Des Moines for the Butter and Egg men’s convention in Des Moines.
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Russell Sawin
Ike Sawin
The
Wabash
St. Louis
Des Moines
Mrs. Davis
Center- Ville
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Eeu ‘Diamond Rand
Wmlorrow Shoe Store
Dooley Farm
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Coatsville Road
Oliver Gang
Moler & McGuire & Burgher
Farmers’ Bank
J. J. James
First National Bank
Bill Gumm
Frank Leedom
G. A. Stegall
East State St
Green
Howard Ballew
W. F. Guile Seed Store
B.S. Jamison
Lane Cafe
Call Edwards & Withrow
Dean Davis
Kanas City
Benton Blvd
Plymouth Rock
S. Richardson
Rhode Island Reds
Orlando Taylor
Tom Joiner
C. Schulz
al Lauderback
Grace Eby
C. P. Norton
Joe Linden
Pauline Hall
Wm. Spurgeon
Waubonsie Trail
Emerson Gang
John Deere
Emerson
McCormick
Hetzler
P. E. Wells
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