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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1925
Page
4
In the Fabius West Grove area farmers face wet fields while many sow oats. A Farm Bureau social is set for Friday night March 27 at Ira Hayden home inviting all Farm Bureau members and interested locals to bring a covered dish.
Rev. Burgher filled his regular appointment at Miller and delivered two sermons. Several residents and visitors attended, including Wilbur Miller, Lewis Hanes, Ivan Gibbs, Frederick Koehler, James Wood and family, E. L. Gordon's, Frank Paxston, W. S. Creech, Jennie Fullerton, R. C. Hart, Sarah Hanes, D. L. Strunk, Lee Tadlock and daughter Loraine, Purvis Criddlebaugh and family, Mary Coffin, Eleanor Miller, and the Burgher family.
Mrs E C Davis has been sick and is slowly improving with care from her daughter Mrs Fred Tipton. Mrs Ernest Stansberry spent Sunday night at the parental Danial Jay home. Mrs Dave Davis is sick with flu this week. Mrs A L Black was visiting Centerville last week. Mrs Chas Elliott, in poor health last winter, is slowly improving. Charley Freeborn and family from Kansas plan to move to the Richard Freeborn farm. Mrs J S Lynch is slowly improving after illness. Jas McKenzie and family spent Sunday at the parental Dick Freeborn home.
Coatsville and vicinity reports a local figure known as the baker medicine man, Mr Tay lor, was seen in the area on Monday as George Ferris engaged him for a purchase or service in one corner of the town.
George enjoys rich cream for his coffee as the week passes. Roads near Moulton are in fair shape for northbound travel. Arch Childs and Frank Hargraves hauled hay and corn on Monday. Elder Sewell dined with Mark Childs and family Sunday. Thelma Childs of Coatsville visited Jaanita and Martenia Childs Sunday. G E Marshall and son hauled corn from Coatsville Monday. Crib price stands at $1.20 per bushel. Ross Childs plowed sod Monday for summer corn. Noah Probasco and wife called on Brother Probasco. mother improving. Elmer Childs has 600 young chickens thriving. Elmer and wife plan to stay in the business. Mrs. Mark Childs had flu last week. Esther Childs of Corydon visited her mother, Mrs. E. Childs, Sunday.
Raymond Rutledge and son Elmer were callers at the Fox home Saturday evening. W T Hays and wife and son Cam spent Sunday at Bert Davison. Mrs Thom Fox and daughter Edna spent Monday at Will Hayes. Hetzlers sale Monday was well attended and everything brought a fair price.
Earl Fowell and family spent Sunday at Emmet Hawks. Glen Gordy and wife were West Grove callers Saturday evening. Mrs Dot Hetzler visited Francy Beggs home Monday. Grace Bryant of Ottumwa visiting Frank Hetzler home. Zeke West and wife in Moulton at Junior Wests. Lewis Taylor family moved to new home purchased from Wm Bybee. Maxine McFall sick. Mrs Frank Hughes visited Francy Beggs. Oliver Gale weekend with sister Mrs G C Singley. Frank Dewell and wife Cen terfield callers Saturday. Ross Stark family visited W C Davis home. Russell Clark Ottumwa weekend with mother Anna Clark. Susan Dewell has 160 little chickens. Fried chicken secret noted. Theodore Murdy family weekend at Tommy Ransom’s. G C Singley family at Mrs Alice Wilson Sunday. Anna Clark and children with Artie Clark at Mose Smiths. Otis Stober family moved to Bloomfield after selling farm. Foster note: Field and Burden Seeds Guile’s Seed and Feed Store. Field seed etc. W F Guile.
Multiple local notices include for sale items such as a six room residence on North Main Street and a feed barn in Moulton Iowa, cemetery visits in Centerville and seed corn and eggs for setting. Listings also show stock to feed pasturage after March 20 hay for sale painting and papering services and rental notices for a three room house with garden and other properties in Centerville and surrounding area.
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