Fragmentary ad notes 75c sale price
A fragmentary line indicates a price of 75 cents during a sale or offer. Missing context limits fuller details beyond the quoted price and generic sales wording.
03 Jan 1910
Page 1
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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1910
Page
1
A fragmentary line indicates a price of 75 cents during a sale or offer. Missing context limits fuller details beyond the quoted price and generic sales wording.
A home wedding at the Vi B. Vances near Farragut Iowa joined Jessie Ellen Day daughter of Mr and Mrs G J Wilcox West Oak township and Charles William Day of Masters Colorado in marriage Rev Burton Marsh officiated with Miss Mabel Samelson at the organ. The couple will establish a home in the west part of town amid well wishers and a bounteous supper followed the ceremony.
A detailed agenda lists January events for Mills County Farmers Institute. Activities include music and invocations, multiple addresses on topics like alfalfa culture, road improvements, hogs, cattle, soil conservation, and school programs. The schedule covers January 11 to 13 with meals, entertainment, and discussions led by local officials and experts.
Ralph Heinsheimer hosted a small group of friends with dominoes and refreshments at his parents’ home. W F Hill welcomed about thirty youths for Misa Lena Godsey’s visit, with contests and a luncheon. Grace Gillilland held a six thirty dinner for eight. T L Smouse and wife marked their fifteenth wedding anniversary with a party and many gifts, as friends toasted more happy years.
C. W. Rathke reports the sale of 320 acres near Mineola owned by Michael Gaspera to William Kald for 35000 dollars. The price equates to 109.39 dollars per acre, marking one of the largest transactions and highest per acre rates in the area.
Western Litchfield died Saturday at his home in Grine wood southwest part of town. He was 73, born October 3, 1836 in Farmeraville township Fulton county IL. Married Emeline Hard November 20, 1857. Ten children born, four daughters and three sons died in infancy. survived by wife, three daughters Fannie McCurdy Etta May Eva Stout and three sisters. Funeral held January 3, 1910 at 2 p.m. at the Christian church conducted by Minister J C Harris. He was a former successful farmer, lover of good horses, long resident of Glenwood. The Glenwood Business College reopened after holidayvacation with higher attendance, Professor McAdams reports.
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