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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1903
Page
5
Chamberlain's Pain Balm is an antiseptic ointment. when applied to cuts, bruises, and burns it speeds healing without maturation. For sale by W. W. DeWitt & Co., Pharmacists.
The Glenwood public school graduates are described in a satirical “oracle” from the school of journalism. It names W. Frank Hill as head of his class who aims to be a publisher, Nels Bradway entering correspondence school to report local happenings, Ket Goodell as a mechanical genius for ad design, and Aaron White seeking privacy. It also notes local anecdotes about Geo. W. Jones, a shoe theft incident involving G. B. Van Horn, church services, social visits, and staff listings for Glenwood city offices and officials.
A sales pitch offers three dozen cakes of Crystal Toilet Soap in exchange for your name and address. Sellers are to remit the proceeds and receive a free all wool reversible Smyrna rug measuring 26 by 52 inches, via Crystal Toilet Soap Co. Dept. 8, Omaha, Nebraska.
City council approves ordinance vacating parts of Vine Chestnut Arnold Linn and Townsend streets in Glenwood Iowa. The action centers on preserving public travel while removing city maintenance for the described street portions near railroad center lines. Mayor Utterback and City Clerk Robinson sign the document, dated June 2, 1939.
A detailed description of the Aberdeen Angus breed highlighting its color, lack of horns, barrel shape, compact form, and excellent feeding qualities. Notes mature weights for bulls and cows, early maturity for market, and the breed’s focus on prime beef over milking. Discusses global and American interest, 40,000 registered in North America, and the breed’s favorable outlook, with reference to the 1900 International Live Stock exposition.
Lea Haynie and James O'Brien share a notable run between Bam burg and the wash out area. A bouncing baby arrived at Mr and Mrs Wm Powlga home. Mark Benton and Miss from Council Bluffs visited Mrs Benton's daughter Mrs J J Marrin last week. Our ticket agent J A Jungquist now has an assistant. A young man arrived Tuesday noon weighing ten pounds. Miss Maude McLaughlin left for Denver for a month with relatives. Mary Rearden is recovering from a horse accident. Mr and Mrs A A Gilmore welcomed a daughter. Ed Reed injured when a revolver discharged accidentally. doctor treated his hand. Mary Rearden’s parents Thomas Rearden and wife of McCook Nebraska came after her injury last Wednesday.
Birth announced for a son to B. R. Skaggs and wife in Calhoun Missouri. Edith Wolfe from California visits relatives. Township trustees appoint overseers and pay scales for road districts. Court activity includes wage case won by Orville Clapper against employer McClure. Local travel notes, school year wrap, and upcoming social events in Alliance region.
Fred and Mabel Martin plan a visit to New York and the east. Dr Whitnal oversees Wisconsin business this week. Ralphe Whitnal Walter Mason Grover Alitey Ray Crawford Ray Dimmitt Earl Sayre joined Dr Carlson on an extra gang Monday. Malvern visitors Ira McKown Nell Stockton and Lillian Burnham came last Thursday. Ben Applegate and wife shopped in Malvern. Carlson promoted to overseer of an extra gang while Barton succeeded him. Trains ran three to six hours late due to high waters in the region. Mr Peterson led his gang to
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