International affairs clash at Paris talks and looming wars
An editorial voices concern over the Paris peace conference and warns that the outcome hinges on Washington talks with foreign delegates. It urges a just, lasting settlement, condemns Japan's recent armament, and calls the United States to push a strong, principled approach while acknowledging the risk of future conflicts. The piece contrasts dis trust with the need for the golden rule in diplomacy. A legal notice follows detailing John Fair v Albert C Fair with publication in Glenwood, Iowa.
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Washington
Paris
Europe
League of Nations
England
France
Italy
Naud
Japan
Dea
Cradle of Liberty
United States
Glenwood Chautauqua Ends With Hope For 1922
The Glenwood chautauqua of 1921 is praised for its impact and community value despite rising entertainment options. The piece defends guarantees, contrasts chautauqua with carnivals, and notes 26 sponsors funded this year while 50 pledged for 1922, urging continued support to preserve inspiration and civic spirit.
Wil the invitation of President Harding spark world disarmament
The snippet asks whether President Harding's invitation to European powers will lead to broad disarmament and universal peace or simply influence American public opinion. It signals a debate on postwar diplomacy and U.S. leadership in securing lasting peace.
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Harding
Europe
Sulphur Clears Rough Red Skin
A skin specialist promotes Mentho Sulphur to heal eczema rash pimples and ring worm due to its germ destroying properties. Apply like cold cream for quick relief and reduced embarrassment. obtain a small jar from a druggist.
Churches Raised More Than Needed at Glenwood Convention
State Sunday school convention held in Glenwood Iowa June 23 to 25 1921 reported receipts of 344.00 from various Sunday schools and 203.25 from Latter Day Saints funds with total receipts around 937.42. Expenditures included banners chairs advertising and lamp rents with funds returned to several Sunday schools and churches. Treasurer E R Herrick filed the financial statement on July 15 1921.
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Glenwood
Iowa
E. R. Tamia
Christian Sunday School
Baptist Sunday School
Congrega
Latter Day Saints Sunday School
Holiness Sunday School
Seventh Day Day Adventists Sunday School
P. D
Maby
W. Kelley
Bert Smith
Athe Sibedand
Vera Mintle
Esses
C. L. Miller
Town State Sunday School Association
W. C. Rathke
L. C. Adams
Frank Deerwester
A. E. Dean
Treas
Robinson
Glenwood Opinion
Lawrence Bishop
F. J. Wallace Lumber Co
Walter St
Methodist
Sunday School
Seventh ‘Day “Adventist Sunday School
Northwestern Bell
J. A. Fackler
M. GC
J. F. Wilcox & Sons
Armory
Company “Co
Dunn & Dudley Co
Christian Sundy
Baptist
Congregationalist
Latter Day
A. D
E.R. Herrick
Drink Hot Tea for a Bad Cold
An advertisement advises using Hamburg Breast Tea from a pharmacy. A tablespoonful steeped in boiling water, strained, and drunk as needed is described as the best way to break a cold and cure grip. It claims to relieve congestion by opening skin pores and to loosen bowels to expel the cold, presenting it as inexpensive, vegetable, safe, and harmless.
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Hamburg
St Jacobs Oil Promised Relief for Lumbago and Backache
Advertisement extols a 35 cent bottle of St Jacobs Oil to relieve backache lumbago and sciatica. It claims quick results a soothing penetrating formula that soothes pain without burning the skin and helps end misery in minutes. It urges readers not to stay crippled and promises magical harmless relief.
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St. Jacobs
Notice to Contractors Mills County Iowa bids on crossing
Sealed bids for a reinforced concrete undergraded crossing on the C B Q R R main line in Center Township will be received until 2 30 P M August 2 1921. Project No 15 calls for a 24 by 15 by 49 foot concrete box with about 698 cubic yards of concrete and 62491 pounds of reinforcing steel. Bids must include a 5 percent bid bond. Plans and specs available at Mills County offices Glenwood or State Highway Commission Ames. The county may waive technicalities and reject all bids.
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John Fair
Albert C. Fair
District Court of
Iowa
Mills County
Fred Fair
Harry Fair
Glenwood Opinion
Glenwood
Court House
A. D
Chautauqua
Center Township
F. A
State Highway Commission
Ames
C.F. Pfiffner
W.M. Moore
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Chamberlain
South Side Square
Ena Ip
Uber
A. E. Hook
R. H. Giltner
Mills County National Bank
van F. Barnes
Glenwood, Iowa
Council Bluffs Auto Top Co
Clark Hendrix I. G. White
West Broadway
Hartman’s Bakery
Hartman Bakery
Opportunity Fund
H. H. Cheyney
H. A. French
W.C. Rathke
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