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Moulton Weekly Tribune

Location

Moulton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1933

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Thanksgiving faith and the inner belief in God

A meditation on Thanksgiving as both a national observance and a private reverence. It argues that while many profess doubt or rely on social welfare, deep in the subconscious many still believe in God and providence, especially in danger or trouble, as illustrated by soldiers and citizens alike. It ends with John Adams’s maxim that God reigns and government lives, and a note of gratitude.

God John Adams Washington

Council Proceedings in Moulton Regular Session

The Moulton council met at 7 30 p m with Mayor G A Igenzie and six councilors present. Bills approved by the finance committee include light water cemetery and general costs for local firms and residents. The group moved to pay old approved bills and suspend tax on Chloe Blosser lots 9 and 10 in block 37 Original Town of Moulton. Special session held Nov 21 1933 to plan Civil Works Administration streets cemetery and water projects with three committees named.

G. A. Igenzie W. T. Daniels A. Powell W. C. Bowie J. W. Fantman F. M. Bond U. Co Light U. O L. B. ,Swarts, Gren Weekly Tribune Matt Parrott & Sons Co City Book Store Effie “Oneal Paul Callen Casady Motor Co M. L. Tobin W. C. Singley Singley O. B. Carr M. L Gumm HH. Neal Ray Minear Calvin: Evans J. W. Holman W. A. Powell Finance Committee R. B. Carson Glen Mazon G. A. Mackenzie Moulton Iowa Civil Works Administration W. A.powell S. R. Mace R. R. Eby E. R. Moen Water Committee W C. Bowie

House for Rent With Garage and Utilities Included

Rental notice describing a house on pavement with a good garage and basic amenities including bath and toilet. Inquiries to R E Newcomer.

Tribune Birth Notices and Local Postmark Information

Local notice from The Tribune outlines subscription rates of 1.25 per year within the county and 1.50 outside. The paper is an official county city and school publication, entered as second class matter in February 1884 at the Moulton, Iowa post office.

the Tribune Moulton Iowa

Support the Red Cross annual roll call urge

The Red Cross is the nation’s main relief arm in disasters and emergencies. It needs ample cash reserves to mobilize quickly and help the homeless and unemployed, even in a year with fewer major catastrophes, to prevent starvation and cover the costs of future crises.

RED Cross

Meat shipments reach Moulton for ex servicemen aid

A third shipment of 100 pounds of fresh salt pork was received by the local committee in Moulton under government direction. It has been distributed to ex service men receiving soldiers relief from the county.

Moulton

Adventure year teased for The American Boy 1934

The American Boy editor promises a 1934 issue lineup packed with adventure. Roy Chapman Andrews in Mongolia and Carl von Hoffman in Zululand lead tales, with Connie Morgan, Douglas Renfrew, and Jim Tierney among featured figures. Subscriptions: $2 yearly, $3 for three years before January 1, 1934. Send orders to Detroit address.

Wild Mongolia Roy Chapman Andrews Africa Carl von Hoffman Connie Morgan Douglas Renfrew Royal Canadian Mounted Jim Tierney American Boy—Youth’s Companion Second Blvd Detroit Mich

America's Finest Farm Product 4-H Youth at Chicago Exposition

The piece extols 4-H club youths as the nation's finest farm product at the International Live Stock Exhibition in Chicago. It argues healthy farming depends on good farms and capable young farmers and their spouses, urging support to convert poor farms into viable ones.

Chicago America

Why Children Need a Liquid Laxative

Medical advisers promote Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe liquid laxative for children. It offers gentle relief without discomfort, allows adjustable dosing, and helps restore regular bowels with gradual reduction.

Dr. Caldwell

Farm Family Narrow Escape From House Fire

Mr and Mrs Robert Rupe and two children escaped a second floor blaze that tore through their Centerville area home Friday night Fire climbed a clothes line rope used as an improvised descent lowering the children to safety and later Mrs Rupe to the ground The father partly overcome by smoke received minor burns The fire was attributed to a defective flue and damage was put at about 3000

Robert Rupe Centerville Rupes Rupe

Roundy Family and Community Notices at Roundy

Roundy Mr and Mrs Arch Childs and family spent Sunday at Coatsville Mrs L A Hutchison and family visited Moravia at the sister s home W G C Singley visited at the G A Singley home The Roundy school resumes after alarms The next Farm Bureau meeting will be with Mrs Raymond Numney Remember the Roundy play Friday December 1 at 8 00 o clock a comedy in three acts When a Woman Decides Everyone welcome no admission charged.

Arch Childs Coatsville L. A. Hutchison Moravia W.C. Singley G. A. Singley W. GC. Singley Farm Bureau Raymond Numney

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