26 Jan 1914
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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1914
Page
1
A newspaper display lists charges of five inches or more at 10 cents per inch for space plus 5 cents per inch for composition, outlining the pricing structure for advertising space and text editing services.
A long legal notice in Mills County Iowa describes Otis E. Allis as plaintiff against multiple defendants over a tract of land in Original Section 11. The petition seeks to quiet title and accreted lands, with publication ordered for four weeks starting December 30, 1913, in Glenwood’s newspaper.
Mills County boards audit and allowances list bills for county fund bridge fund and miscellaneous claims. A public highway petition between Glenwood and Lyons township deferred to February 3 1914. semi annual settlement with county treasurer and balance sheet attached. transfers of funds approved. probate notice for John W Thomas will opens Feb 17 1914. sale ad for Rhode Island Red hens.
An alarming classified appeal promotes a home business model. It targets women to sell fabrics and related goods, offering exclusive territory and contracts. Claims earnings of 150 to 850 monthly for representatives, with shipments prepaid and no money required. Includes St Louis and Binghamton addresses and a Nebr. acreage relocation offer.
A moral essay urges parents to let children believe in Santa Claus as long as possible, arguing the delight of belief outweighs the pain of discovering truth. It then recounts the Glastonbury thorn legend, noting St Joseph planted a staff that bloomed on Christmas and suggesting the tree may have been brought from Palestine.
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