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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1925
Page
2
The Tribune lists subscription rates with a domestic price of 1.25 dollars per year and an outside county rate of 1.50 dollars, reflecting regional pricing.
A mix of local notes and lines from the Tribune urges readers to engage with advertisements and church programs while reporting minor incidents. It mentions Vice President Dawes endorsing alarms, garden hints, a small roof fire at Chas James home near Wabash depot, and community notices on concerts and fundraising. Bernard Charity, once praised locally for his voice, is noted with lineage.
A Washington Bureau of Education analysis shows about twenty million American children in elementary and high schools this year. Students attend roughly 165 days, with schooling costing about 1.75 billion dollars. Each day in school is valued at 16 to 17 dollars in future earnings, implying potential future wealth around 50 billion dollars, about thirty times the annual expenditure.
Iowa Anti-Saloon League hosts a 45 minute on air debate on March 27 from Station WOC Davenport to present pros and cons of prohibition enforcement. Officials call it the first Midwest radio broadcast of actual arguments on the issue.
A respected saying highlights virtue of women as the most valuable trait in humanity, attributed to Mohammed’s interpretations of the Koran. It emphasizes moral character over material wealth.
A sudden fatal fly incident today is tied to a projected reduction of about one million in July revenues. Local officials warn the impact could affect operations and pricing strategies as the month unfolds.
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