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Glenwood Opinion

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1902

Page

5

Rumor on Henderson move questioned by old friends

The rumor that Speaker Henderson will move to New York is denied by his longtime neighbors who expect him to return to his former home. Nearby Cedar Rapids farmers form a milk trust to raise prices by about 50 percent, while a Glenwood reader asks if Japan chestnuts advertised in eastern catalogs have been Iowa tested. Japan varieties yield smaller trees than native types, bear earlier, and produce larger nuts but with lower quality. tests in southern Iowa show poor winter hardiness and wind- driven damage, with foliage and wood not withstanding summer heat or winter freezing.

Henderson New York Glenwood Iowa

Coon Hunting Ad Turned Into Farcical Rant

A fragmented OCR note mocks a salesman offering insurance loans real estate and “one of these ous Runts” while ridiculing a figure named Jackson and a coon hunting image. The garbled text suggests an assertive sales pitch twisted into ridicule.

Rank Jackson

Independent Telephone Men Convene in Council Bluffs

A convention of independent telephone companies from southwestern Iowa met at the Grand hotel in Council Bluffs on December 23. Attendees named include George E. Atkinson B. P. Babson H. W. Cuteshall J. F. Glenn P. G. Holdeagel F. R. Musson H. A. Kinney and M. A. Reed. The call cited organizing a regional association, debating rates long distance construction and terminal facilities, and pursuing a franchise against Ball Telephone. The gathering followed a Chicago meeting of the Interstate Independent Telephone National association.

Independent Iowa Council Bluffs Grand Hotel George E. Atkinson Oreston Mutual Telephone Company B. P. Babson Conway Telephones Company H. W. Cuteshall Shelby Telephones Company J. F. Glenn Crawford County Telephone Company P. G. Holdeagel Central Telephone Company F. R. Musson Musson Bros. Telephone Company H. A. Kinney M. A. Reed Woodbine Telephone Company Chicago Interstate Independent Telephone National Association Ball Telephone Company

Unclear Corn Treatment Ad by DeWitt & Co Druggists

To Get Rid of Troublesom Corn First soak it in warm water to soften it, then pare it down as closely as possible without drawing the blood and apply Chamberlains Pain Balm twice daily rubbing vigorously for five minutes at each application. A corn plaster should be worn for a few days to protect it from the shoe. As a general remedy for sprains bruises lameness rheumatism Pain Balm is unequaled. For sale by DeWitt & Co Druggists.

DeWitt & Co

State Institutions Exhibit Receives Bronze Medal at Paris Expo

The board of control received a bronze medal from Paris exposition authorities and recognition for the high character of the state institutions exhibit. Central board awards for supplies to state institutions for the first quarter also announced, highlighting many Iowa firms. Iowa Fruit Preserving Company, formed six months ago, leases a three story Des Moines building and plans substantial investment to expand machinery and capacity for preserved fruit products.

Board of Control Board of Central Saturday Iowa Iowa Fruit Preserving Company Des Moines

Farm and property for sale near Glenwood Iowa and surroundings

A 60 acre Sare farm three miles north of Glenwood with 40 to 45 acres cultivated, balance pasture and orchard of about 400 fruit trees. Includes 6 room house, brick cellar, food barn, log house, wells and cisterns. Also 62 acre Nodaway Co Missouri farm, Malvern Iowa area, 8 to 10 miles south of Iowa One. Additional 3 room house, new barn, 40 fruit trees, 40 to 42 acres cultivated, 18 to 20 pasture and hog lot, spring in pasture, soft water, near Burlington Junction and Dawson. Also six lots in Glenwood and 26 acres of orchard land with 2,800 trees. George A. Davins, Glenwood, Iowa.

Glenwood James Roberts Nodaway Co Malvern Iowa Burlington Junction Dawson Gordon Windham George A. Davins Glanwood Towa

Boy's Life Saved by Honey and Tar Remedy

Winchester Indiana citizen CG W Lynch reports his son suffered a mem branous health attack and found relief after Foley's Honey and Tar. He claims the dose saved his boy’s life and urges others to avoid substitutes, as stated by A J Howe.

CG. W. Lynch Winchester Ind Foley A.J. Howe

Emmy Lou book and heart praised for readers and teachers

A note on Emmy Lou Her Book and Heart by Mrs Martina published by McClure with forty pictures by Cha L Hinton. The piece promotes the book for children and grown ups and highlights its appeal to teachers.

Emmy Lou Martina McClure Cha. L. Hinton

Glass Conservatory Sought For State Fair Exhibit

Horticulturalists plan to add a $2,500 glass conservatory to the horticultural hall at the state fairgrounds. President M J Wragg of the State Horticultural Society presented plans to the state agricultural department, arguing the building will enhance floral and horticultural exhibits at the annual fair.

State Agricultural Department M. J. Wragg State Horticultural Society Wragg Agricultural Department Horticultural Society

Train Schedule Changes At Malvern To Tabor

The evening Wail on the Tabor and Northern now leaves Malvern at 5 30 PM and reaches Tabor at 6 PM avoiding late suppers. A stranger from Page county paid 2 28 to station agent D P Fagerstrom as restitution for stolen rides on the C B Q railroad. No stock market in South Omaha on Christmas day. stock received will be fed but not offered for sale. Corwin Jones of Sidney rejected an Illinois breeder's 25 offer for a cockeral.

Tabor D. P. Fagerstrom Essex Page County South Omaha Corwin Jones Sidney Illinois

Gluck Endorses Foley's House and Tar for Reform School

J G Gluck superintendent of Prunty Town West Virginia writes that after trying many cough medicines Foley's House and Tar is chosen for the West Virginia Reform School. He states it is the most effective and absolutely harmless. A J Howe.

J. G Gluck Pruntytown W. Va Foley's House West Virginia Reform School A. J. Howe

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