22 Jan 1914
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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1914
Page
1
Official notice filed at the Glenwood Iowa Post Office under the 1897 act. It classifies the item as second class mail matter. Subscription rates quoted as one year and six months for 150 Vic.
Advertising rates listed by word with a 10 cent setup charge for ads up to 60 words. Larger ads priced per inch at 25 cents plus 5 cents for composition. Five inches or more incur 10 cents per inch for space and an additional 5 cents per inch for composition.
Sioux City report recounts James Hoffman alias John Hoffman alias John Cook tracked to Glenwood Nebraska on a schoolhouse burglary charge. He is sought on horse stealing in Woodbury County and is said to have traded the horse for a pony and $35 after stealing Bert Burns horse near Hornick. Hoffman escaped Dakota County jail Christmas morning during extradition formalities, and his wife Mary Woodward is jailed at Glenwood. He has a long record including a 1911 chicken theft and a 1913 Onawa marriage, with multiple aliases and a Fort Madison expectation.
Government Agricultural Department reports November cattle importations at 123,118 head valued at 3,506,723 dollars, compared with 3,758 in November 1912. October and November total cattle imported reach 253,787 valued at 6,704,790 dollars. Wheat imports in November total 127,000 bushels, flour 10,624 barrels, potatoes 764,863 bushels, all versus November 1912 figures.
L. W. Lambert of Glenwood Iowa announces relocation south of the southwest corner block after purchasing the Mickel wall and Dean coal yards shop scales and brick garage. Fresh Will and breakfast foods available daily. call or visit at 1035.
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