15 Sep 1938
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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1938
Page
1
A reflective piece argues for a single public objector to challenge proposals and criticizes perpetual yes butters who block progress. It cites Moses, town growth, and failed ventures like a woolen mill, urging support for ambitious local youths and practical town-building over political demagoguery and subsidies.
A thinker divides humanity into self starters and those needing help. He argues society’s duty is to prevent starvation and ensure opportunity, while many clamoring for aid aren’t truly deserving. He says most farmers don’t need government subsidies, and political appeal to the farm vote targets the improvident.
All property owners are asked to cut the weeds on or adjacent to their property. This must be done or, following the rules of Moulton ordinance, they will be cut and costs assessed.
The Tribune operates as the county city and school paper with subscription rates of 1.26 dollars annual outside the county and 1.50 dollars within, registered at the Moulton Iowa post office as second class matter in February 1884.
School time is here as over thirty million American youth start or resume schooling. Public schools host about 27 million students, private schools around three million, and colleges and universities nearly 1.5 million. US spend about two billion annually on public grade schools, employing 900,000 teachers, mostly women. The pursuit aims to yield self-reliant, happier citizens. education’s value lies in results and independent thinking.
The report argues labor and capital in England have learned to settle differences with minimal government interference after over a century of union and industry evolution. While not directly transplanting the system, it asserts that mutual tolerance, confidence, and fair play should underlie America’s forthcoming labor policy, with reduced political meddling speeding industrial peace.
Rev Hugh C Guy outlines a county program for churchgoing in Appanoose Iowa with a fall schedule starting Sept 11. The plan features Sunday programs, district and national observances, Bible school rallies, Homecoming and Women’s Day, plus notes on Columbus Day themes and Bible celebrations through Nov 20.
A pastor urges vital weekly programs through Nov 20 and aggressive advertising to draw worshippers. He cites Hebrews 10 24 81 urging mutual encouragement, regular assembling, and urging the delinquent to attend, warning that wilful sin undermines Christ’s atonement and the church’s mission.
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