14 Jul 1913
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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1913
Page
1
A Glenwood newspaper page reports varied items including advertising rates, postal details, and local notes. It cites Senator Barah on the 1916 presidential race, U S treasury employment numbers, Massachusetts automobile registrations, meat prices, U S mint coin outputs, and political commentary on lobby investigations and a counterfeit congressman. Also mentions Jack Johnson’s bond and a sentiment about his potential departure to France.
Ministers and magisters faced a shortened deadline to report marriage certificates, now 15 days, to curb neglect. The piece notes currency reform talk hinges on a bill allowing checks to be written and cashed without balance, echoing skepticism of the current system. It also mentions Bulgarian and Greek war prospects with calls for Russian intervention.
Supt and Mas N files nephews Hurlif and Neiletin from Benson Nebr with arm fracture after horse grabbed bridle and tossed boy to ground. A J Miller injured on farm sprint accident when binder struck by a plunging colt. shoulder ligaments hurt but no broken bones.
About five weeks ago in Omaha Joe Walling, upon Jack Robinson of Burlington gate's suggestion, planned a picnic at city lake. Last Monday 85 people arrived, bringing laden bags and enjoying boat riding, singing, and Ilk. Miss Tda Briggs travels to attend her sister Mrs. Caminegs in Tabor. Rev. Jamison conducts lectures in White Shire traffic, with recent talks in the opera house. Clark county F D to Garden City for a two week farm stay. Mrs. Graves to Logan with her mother. The union service of Methodist and Congregational churches held on the lawn with young people's societies, ending with a half hour talk by Mr. Win Rathke and short addresses by Rev. Stony and Graves.
Mia Grengle of Plainfield N I Wriles shares a complaint of months of stomach trouble. After reading Chamberlains Patent Pills testimonials she tries them and reports improved digestion. Package sales through A J Howe advertise.
A jammed week of concerts lectures and moving pictures across Aug 9 to 16 features Brahin's Operatic Concert Company Crescent Concert Co Norton’s Band and Orchestra Hanley Hobson debate and Eckles College Girls. отдельных notes mention a case selling Chamberlains medicines and Minnesota farm for sale with details and contacts.
An item advertisement states a single harness is for sale and located in the quire of Ed Smith at the Commercial Glenwood Hotel. The notice implies a private sale and lists no price or contact details.
Four horses one top buggy and one open undercut buggy available. One set double driving harness two sets single harness. Also for sale are medicines. Mrs William Orvis of Clare Michigan praises Chambérlain as Colie Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best medicine in the world. For sale by A J Howe.
Old spring clothes can be dry cleaned pressed and repaired by Wm Lugsch merchant tailor. Phone 170 W. Goods called for and delivered. tf.
80 acres in Southwest Missouri offers a quarter section in Musselshell Valley Montana. Small payment down with a long time to pay. H W Seeger Glenwood Iowa handles the listing.
A dress making service advertises first class work by Mrs NP Self with contact at 207 and a trial option. The notice invites potential customers to visit the 1st door north of Mrs M V Robinson to assess quality.
Safe druggists sell E Ru Sa pile cure claiming it contains no opiates or poisonous drugs. They state other pile medicines cause constipation and further piles. Howe's Pharmacy in Glenwood is named as the sole agent and offers a $50 guarantee.
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