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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1925
Page
2
Local notices and visits span Moulton area
Schulz Mary Bell Gee visited from Mob erly for a few days. Howard Jackson from Moberly came for a visit. Mrs Briar and son visited from Des Moines. Mrs Moore Summers and Mrs Katt were in St Louis. Miss Berry from Pulaski and Marguerite Berry spent Sunday in Keokuk. Mildred Nightwonger visited from Des Moines. Dorothy Morrow from Moulton attended the Moulton Jamboree. C G Eby and wife came from DeWitt to visit Grace Eby. A newborn last week at Moulton passed away. Edgar Peek placed his Tribune in the 1926 column. A 127-pound squash was shown at E Wood Co. window. G C Singley and Helen Gale returned from a three-week South Dakota trip. Ira Welch of Philip, S D, joined them. J Wm Jennings will hold a closing out sale on Oct 20 with stock, machinery and more. The G L Bovard Furniture Store hosted world series crowds. Readers display large sweet potatoes and discuss yield.
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Edgar Peek
Tribune
E. Wood Co
G. C. Singley
Helen Gale
South Dakota
Black Hills
Ira Welch
Philip, S. D
J. Wm. Jennings
Moulton
Market Guesses Stir Conflicting Cotton Worries
The cotton market drifts erratic amid conflicting factors as farmers buyers and speculators remain at sea. Reports on probable yield vary widely due to unusual weather across large cotton belts. The mood echoes Fuller Calloway of Georgia who quipped that any action will be wrong and to act quickly.
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Fuller Calloway
Georgia
New York
Wanted White com phone or write Tom King
Wanted notice seeking a white commercial man to contact Tom King in Moulton Iowa by phone or mail. The brief appeals for direct communication for employment or service and provides location details.
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Tom King
Moulton
Owa
Arrears Reminder Echoes Across Subscriptions
A brief notice warns readers that a newspaper runs on concrete funds not hot air. It urges subscribers with unpaid bills to call and settle their accounts to avoid service disruption.
Pleasant to Take Chamberlain's Tablets Ad
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets as relief for indigestion gas pains bilious spells sick headache and constipation. It claims they aid digestion stimulate the liver and promote easy regular movement without pain or nausea and are convenient and agreeable with no unpleasant after effects.
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Chamberlain
Hauling and Draying Services Advertised
Coal hauling draying and other truck work available. Go anywhere with Ivy Underwood. Contact details not provided in readable text.
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Ivy Underwood
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