Wabash Sets Sugar Beet Workers Transport Record
The Wabash railway shatters a record by moving seven cars of sugar beet workers from Moberly to Albia in 3 hours 33 minutes, 30 minutes faster than before. Train left Moberly at 6 50 and reached Albia by 10 23 with a 3 minute engine change at Moulton. Train master Newcomer supervised the run. The service targets Northern Iowa and Southern Minnesota with two new passenger tracks being laid, Albia to Louita and Tracy. No. 20 timetable changed to depart Moberly at 6 45, 15 minutes earlier between Moulton and Moberly.
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Moberly
Albia
Moulton
Newcomer
Iowa
Minnesota
Wabash
Louita
Tracy
Udell And Moulton Visitors In Beulah Vicinity
Leonard Stuckey and wife traded in Udell on Wednesday afternoon. Clarence Gregory of Watkins called in the area the same day. Duncan Burgher did business in Moulton Thursday afternoon. Lassy Bennett and son Calvin traded in Udell Thursday. Farm Bureau meeting at Center schoolhouse drew local residents Thursday evening. Jim Cunningham visited in Moulton Friday. Clyde Lock and wife moved to the John Taylor farm to work for D. A. Burgher. Mrs. Clayton Joiner and children visited at Tom Joiner’s home Friday. Leonard Stuckey, wife, and Evard McDonald traded in Udell Saturday evening. Leo Salladay and son visited Frank McFall Sunday. Band concert in Moulton Saturday evening. Tom Joiner and family visited Alva Cridlebaugh near Hiattville Sunday.
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Leonard Stuckey
Udell
Watkins
Clarence Gregory
Duncan Burgher
Moulton
Lassy Bennett
Calvin
Farm Bureau
Center School House
Jim Cunningham
Clyde Lock
Unionville
John Taylor
Thursady
Lock
D. A. Burgher
Clayton Joiner
Tom Joiner
Evard McDonald
Leo Salladay
Frank McFall
Alva Cridlebaugh
Hiattsville
Frost Hits Clarence Withrow Field Replanting Likely
Reports say a 40 acre corn field owned by Clarence Withrow suffered severe damage from a snap frost Sunday night. Withrow says only cultivation is needed for the standing crop and expects little replanting despite some frost damage.
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Clarence Withrow
Withrow
P A Hornstein Dead In Blakesburg Home
P A Hornstein longtime Moulton resident died at his home near Blakesburg Friday evening after years of poor health. Masonic and I O O F lodge members attended the funeral. The family has the community’s sympathy.
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P. A. Hornstein
Moulton
Blakesburg
Mr. Hornstein
Masonic
Cenol Bed Bug Destroyer at Cenol Agency
Cenol Bed Bug Destroyer never fails. Leaves no telltale odor. Buy it at W F Berry Co Cenol Agency.
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W. F. Berry Co
Cenol Agency
Obituary of Miss Anna Elisa Wiseman
Miss Anna Elisa Wiseman daughter of Jacob and Sarah Ann Wiseman was born in Estell County Kentucky December 7 1842 and died in Moulton Iowa May 24 1925 aged 82 years 5 months and 17 days She came to Iowa with her parents as a child living in Bloomfield and Moulton She joined the Methodist Episcopal church about fifteen and lived a faithful Christian life She leaves three brothers James D Wiseman Fort Dodge Thomas J Davis County Henry B Wiseman California two sisters Emma J Wiseman and Mrs Louisa Waggoner Moulton One sister Mrs Sarah E Begley preceded her in death in 1873 Funeral services were held at the Methodist Episcopal church May 25 1925 Interment Bethel cemetery in Davis County Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness during illness and death.
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Anna Elisa Wiseman
Jacob
Sarah Ann Wiseman
Estell County
Kentucky
Moulton
Iowa
Miss Wiseman
Bloomfield
Methodist Episcopal Church
James D. Wiseman
Ft. Dodge
Thomas J
Davis County
Henry B
California
Emma J. Wiseman
Louisa Waggoner
Sarah E. Begley
Walter A. Smith
Methodist ‘Church
Bethel Cemetery
Clive Ware
Iowa City
Dale Russell
Robert
Des Moines
Mildred Hill
Bussey
Leo Hill
John Powell, Jr
Coach Siler
O'Hara
Nettie Voss
Audubon
D.’s of K
Romaine Stansberry
Helen Gordon
Vin Cinnes
Ind
Ida Waters
Johnson
Neela Darnell
L. F. Morriar
Ben Voss
Hot Springs
Ark
James West
Mary
Queen City
W. R. Gee
Brunswick
Harry Dukes
Dorothea Dukes
Unionville
Stella Coons
Forrest Harrison
T. C. Coulter
Allerton
Marie Fawcett
Mt. Vernon
Leona Bolton
Lancaster
Helen Garrett
Vivien Oneal
Waucoma
Wyoming
Margaret Ruth
Anna Mary ‘Madaline Pitts
Hattie Barnhart
Otto Barnhart
Sleicaseahy
Edna Powell
Ireton
Ellis
Centerville
Wm. Spurgeon
John Deleventhal
Laura May Hill
Lussy
Butler Bird
Bird
Wm. Wiseman
J. L. Owens
Anna Wiseman
Ted Berry
Marguerite Berry
R. R. Eby
Marshalltown
Bessie Bowie
Watsonville
Cali
M. 8S
Edwards
Dick Eby
Florence Miller
Clark
John Clark
Geraldine Morrow
Geraldine
The
Tribune
Jessie Gray
Tennessee
Gray
Maude Ballenger
Ft. Madison
Nes Moines
Wm. Willett
Bessie Goodwin
Oskaloosa
Lucia Nupson
Preston
Minn
Mary Mae Johnson
Quincy
Ray Ware
Mabel Kimmel
Eva Singley
Fannie Kimes
Loui Holbert
Hazel Brock
Lillian Cole
Ida Mace
Elizabeth Roberts
Louisville
Riggle Wiggles and Local Caller Notes Echo Cincinnati Visitors
Lesley Fox and wife Lyman Fox and wife and Thomas Ross and family of Cincinnati were callers in this vicinity Sunday. Glen Davison is working for Lloyd Davis. Leo Mote is working for Fred Moore. W. T. Hays has buildings painted. Lem Young is doing the work, Jack Frost did his work Sunday night in this part, damaging unprotected gardens. Harry Freeborn and Dean McCullough were callers at Claud Foxs Thursday. Lloyd Sneed was a Moulton caller Monday. Clarence Ragen is working on the Spurgeon place cutting brush along the fence rows.
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Lesley Fox
Lyman Fox
Thomas Ross
Cincinnati
Glen Davison
Lloyd Davis
Leo Mote
Fred Moore
W. T. Hays
Lem Young
Jack Frost
Harry Freeborn
Dean McCullough
Claud
Claud Foxs’, ‘Thursday. Lloyd Sneed
Clarence Ragen
Spurgeon
Notice Rebekahs Called Meeting This Friday May 29
A called meeting of the Rebekah lodge is announced for Friday night May 29. All members are urged to attend as there is work to be done. Noble Grand.
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Rebekahs
Rebekah Lodge
Noble Grand
Marysville visitor recalls old Moulton days
Mrs Nettie Feuquay and her granddaughter Emma Smith of Marysville Missouri visited Moulton on Wednesday. Feuquay last visited about fifty years ago when the Smith family lived in Moulton. The note recalls the Smiths once comprised the town’s entire population.
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Nettie Feuquay
Emma Smith
Marysville
Military Funeral for Forrest Harrison in Unionville
Forrest Harrison died Monday night at his parents’ home in Unionville Iowa after health problems linked to World War service. A former rural carrier, 32, he had recently sought treatment at Ft Lyons Kansas but returned home. He was cousin to Mrs Stella Coons. Funeral services were held at the Harrison home with aid from Legion posts from Moulton Centerville and Moravia for the military burial.
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Forrest Harrison
C. D. Harrison
Unionville
Iowa
Ft. Lyons
Kans
Stella Coons
Harrison
Moulton
Centerville
Moravia
Unionville Legionaires
Something different Turn to Kitchen Cabinet
Nellie Maxwell hosts the Kitchen Cabinet section in The Tribune offering seasonal healthful dishes for spring and summer. The advice aims to please the entire family with varied preparations and ideas for delicious, easily prepared meals.
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Nellie Maxwell
the Tribune
Memorial Day choir practice at Methodist church
The American Legion Music Committee calls all city choir members to a 7:30 pm practice at the Methodist church for Memorial Day services. The Legion seeks broad community cooperation to honor Memorial and Decoration Day and invites every choir member to join.
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Methodist Church
American Legion
Thieves Strike Badger Farm in County Wide Thefts
The county reports a surge of thefts including Clarence Badger near the Ernest Patterson farm. His gar n ge was pried and casings stolen from the car with items under the back seat taken. Eighteen hens had already vanished from the Badger place amid rising alarm.
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Washington Township
Clarence Badger
Ernest Patterson
Local Social Notes Highlight Movements Around Moulton
Local residents and visitors filled the week with travel and visits to Des Moines Audubon and Unionville. Named individuals include Miss Elizabeth Roberts resigning as Moulton High teacher to teach math at Albia High School next year.
Memorial and Decoration Day Services Held Sunday
Memorial and Decoration Day observances are planned with veterans invited to participate. Civil War, Spanish American War, and American Legion members assemble at Legion hall at 10 30 AM, march to M E church at 11 AM, with music and a memorial address by Rev Nicol. Afternoon program at Oakland Cemetery includes assembly at 1 30 PM, services at 2 PM with invocation, band music, readings, an address by Rev E J Shook, national anthem, firing squad salute, taps, and grave decoration.
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Legion Hall
M. E. Church
Union Choir
Nicol
L. E. Johnson
E. J. Shook
Centerville
Banquet Well Attended by Alumni at Grand Central Hotel
The Alumni Banquet drew a large crowd last Thursday at eight o'clock in the Grand Central Hotel. Presbyterian ladies served a three course dinner with red and white decor and carnations. George Bowie welcomed. Pauline Johnson replied. Mrs Powers and Lucia Nupson sang duets. L E Johnson gave a talk. Officers elected: Harry Black president. Jennie Bowie vice president. Orela Bransteter treasurer. The event closed with a dance at Guile's Hall featuring the Moulton orchestra.
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Grand Central Hotel
The
Presbyterian Church
George Bowie
Pauline Johnson
Wm. Powers
Lucia Nupson
Had Narrow Escape In Auto Encounter
Pauline Bogle daughter of Geo Bogle narrowly escaped being crushed under Roy Beggs automobile Monday evening. She stepped from a car and faced the street as Beggs approached. He turned sharply and drove up the curb, knocking her down but leaving her uninjured. A front fender was broken by the impact.
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Pauline Bogle
Geo. Bogle
Roy Beggs
Miss Bogle
Mr. Beggs
Grade Program A Success At Colonial Theater
The eighth grade program at the Colonial theater drew a large crowd in Moulton. Spectators praised the show as one of the best of its kind with crepe paper costumes and evident hard work by teachers and pupils. The eighth grade commencement followed the program.
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Colonial Theater
Resolutions of sympathy for Ellen Luman obituary
Welcome Rebekah Lodge No 91 I QO 0 F adopts resolutions honoring Ellen Luman who died May 20 1925. The lodge expresses sympathy to her family drapes its charter for thirty days sends copies to the bereaved and home paper and records the resolution. Committee: Mrs Emma Lowery Mary McCreary Jessie Cola.
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Welcome Rebekah Lodge No
I. QO
Ellen Luman
Welcome Lodge
Emma Lowery
Mary McCreary
Jessie Cola
Fraternal Lodge Mourns Sister Delilah Brosser
Almighty God took our beloved sister Delilah Brosser from our lodge. We express deep sorrow, extend sympathy to the bereaved family, and resolve to mourn her loss. A copy of these resolutions will be sent to the family and published in the Moulton Tribune, with our charter draped in mourning for thirty days.
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Delilah Brosser
Moulton Tribune
Eee
Mary McCreary
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Richard Talmadge
North Pole
Monty
Anna Wisman
Louis Waggoner
Thomas J. Wiseman
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John
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