25 May 1933
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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1933
Page
1
A long reflection argues for a recent human origin and a global flood, challenging Darwinism and geology. It cites Homo sapiens as a sudden creation within ten thousand years, discusses Earth's ages, mass extinctions, and cycles of creation and destruction, then questions long-term land value and future farming viability.
Federal Reserve selection of Eugene Black of Atlanta as Governor is viewed as Roosevelt follows South leadership. The column praises W P Harding of Alabama and mocks liberal critics while noting Rockefellers move from 26 Broadway to Rockefeller Center and their philanthropy and stance on art and communism.
A reader testifies that her husband lost 16 pounds in four weeks using Kruschen Salts and she notes it makes one feel pepped up. The ad promotes a half teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast with a four week jar advertised as inexpensive.
The Tribune, official county city and school paper, prints the 1.26 per year outside county rate and 1.50 for outside county. It is entered at the post office in Moulton Iowa as second class matter in February 1884.
A reflection on Memorial Day urging Americans to honor fallen heroes and defend national principles. The piece condemns drifting toward internationalism and stresses pride in the United States as the greatest nation. It envisions prayers at veterans graves and a pledge that future generations uphold the spirit of sacrifice for country and liberty.
We are informed on good authority that not a single savings bank of the mutual or trustee type has closed its doors while other banks have failed by thousands. Deposits in mutual banks, common in New England New York and Pennsylvania, continue to grow as these institutions emphasize safety and non profit status. Trustees serve without pay and invest deposits with care, prioritizing safety and timely withdrawals.
The text argues for adopting a mutual or step system of savings banks and bringing mutuals into the Federal Reserve, while cautioning against curbing postal savings interest. It favors expanding the postal system under strict trustee control and increasing deposit limits from $500 to $2,500, plus more post offices handling savings.
In District Court of Iowa Appanoose County J B Taylor sues Martha Winn for judgment of 29.60 on a promissory note dated February 28 1932 payable 30 days after date The note was signed by Martha Winn and payable to J B
The petition asks for interest costs and attorney fees and prays a writ of attachment against property of a non resident. Sheriff directed to levy on Lots 84 and 35 in Cottage Grove Addition Centerville Iowa. Default judgment will be entered if defendant does not appear by noon August 2 1988 at Centerville Court.
On May 19 1933 the District Court of Apanoose County Iowa appointed Frank Houser as administrator of the estate of W T Houser deceased of the county. All debts should be paid to the administrator and all claims presented to the court for allowance via legal authentication. J R Barkley attorney.
Property owner Ross Jordan posts a formal notice forbidding hunting with dogs or guns on his premises. He warns visitors of a bull at the Wabash pond lot and cautions trespassers to stay away.
Wool buyers seek to purchase wool with top market prices. Person invites sellers to consult before selling. Located at the Thibo deau Poultry House, C. A. Stuckey.
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