04 Sep 1930
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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1930
Page
1
Local item notes a contortionist joke to earn a living, a horned tomato oddity found by Cam Hays, and a cautions against gold brick schemes run through churches. It urges readers to investigate before investing to avoid gullible losses.
Center residents kept busy with calls and visits as Roundy school began Monday with Miss Georgia Linden as instructor. Families from Newland, Clark, Jay, Davis, and Robinson noted gatherings, births, and funerals while several members traveled to Cedar Rapids and Burlington for events.
Verne Hinds of 907 Reber Avenue Waterloo reports dramatic improvement after using Konjola for a year and a half. He says gas bloating headaches and stomach pain vanished with continued treatment and now enjoys meals freely. Konjola advertised as a full six to eight bottle course, available at Hornsten’s drug store in Moulton and other local druggists.
The Burl Mc Clure Post and its Auxiliary unit announce a regular meeting tonight at their hall. All members are urged to attend as officers for the coming year will be nominated and other important business will be discussed.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for assistance after a bereavement and for floral offerings. Names listed include Mrs. Sam Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Baillew, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wiggins.
Austin Stuckey, a business caller, worked in the area Tuesday morning. Lowell Young assisted with hay baling at the Mr. MacKenzie farm west of Centerville. W. J. Salladay children and June Young attend school in Moulton, which began last Monday.
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