Glenwood Opinion official paper of Mills County
The Glenwood Opinion, weekly newspaper published by the Choate Publishing Co in Glenwood Iowa, lists Frank W Choate and D Choate as leaders with a 1.50 annual subscription. It is entered as periodical mail at the Glenwood post office and serves Mills County with managing editor Cleveland and a foreign advertising representative.
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Glenwood Opinion
Eek Baniene
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Hoate Publishing CO
Glenwood
Iowa
Act of Congress
Mills Géuity
Cleveland Seaarlensapendo
Glenwood Community Urges Civic Unity and Faith
A Glenwood bulletin celebrates local pride and civic cooperation, urging residents and farmers around Glenwood to rally behind community initiatives. It emphasizes loyalty to the town, contribution to public life, and nonpartisan persuasion, with a note on a new bus line connected to the Great Northern railroad.
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Brower
Glenwood
Glen
Modern Hoboes and the Rise of Auto Tourism
A historical overview describes how rail riders once roamed free as hoboes. The auto era draws them to highways, with travelers and merchants giving lifts or paying for rides. Some salvage abandoned cars to roam, while others stay in towns, using camps and hotels, though some vandalize camp facilities.
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Iisa
Silent Presidency Proposes End to Public Debate Through December
President advocates a curbs on political discussion until December, aiming for quiet government and a focus on governing. Senator Edge of New Jersey calls for Congress to suspend speech, praising the self denial of a silent era, urging members to refrain from debate.
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Coolidge
United States
Edge
New Jerse
Editor and merchant spar over billboard ads
An editor and a merchant debated the value of billboard advertising versus newspapers. After a long exchange in which neither yielded, the men parted without agreement.
From rags to riches a Polish immigrant's rise
The piece tells of Benjamin Winter of New York a poor Polish immigrant who arrived with no English and little means. He hustled through menial work and rose to wealth, owning multiple properties and a controlling stake in major businesses. A Kansas paper once claimed a pool hall fire created no chance for homeless youths, a fate Winter proved false by seizing opportunities.
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Benjamin Winter
New York
Ben Winter
Astor
Fifth Avenue
Kansas
Ben
Omaha
Mills County Banks Show A Record Deposits Rise In World War I Era
Mills County banks report deposits of 3 422 161.97 and loans 5 891 020.58 after April and May calls. December figures show deposits 4 676 782.40 and loans 3 425 084.97, with deposits up and loans down since the slump highs. The Malvern Leader notes banks survived years of turmoil through conservative management and look to a hopeful future.
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Mills County
Malvern
Editorial Opinion Wayne D Choate in the Rockies Fleming Colo Stay 30
An extended travelogue describes a Colorado journey from Fleming to Denver and Colorado Springs. The narrator details irrigation, sugar beets, alfalfa, and dairy industries, frontier towns, and the Rocky Mountain landscape. Scenic drives include Broadmoor, Seven Falls, Garden of the Gods, Cave of the Winds, and Pike's Peak auto highway, with note of local people and places along the way.
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Rockies
Fleming
Colo
Colorado
Elmer McPherron
Nim
Déttver
Colorado Springs
Rocky Mountains
Platte River
Western Plains
Platte
Sterling
Ft. Morgan
Ft. Morfan
Hudson
Mexico
Ft. Lupton
Denver
Colorado Spring
Rocks
Sealon
Broadmoor
Western America
Seven Falls
Qurel
Helen Hunt Jackson
America
Williams Canyon
John
George Pickett
Picrtc
Mountain Rim
Agate Mountain
Ute Pass
Pike's Peak
Glen Cove
Finther Line
Peak of Pike's Peak Adventure by Rail and Road
A rambling tribute recounts climbing Pike's Peak via cog railway and highway, noting the summit's granite crest, deep snows, and vast cloud views. The return detours through Denver to Greeley and Fort Morgan reveal Colorado's prairie scenery, irrigation heritage, and a vivid, if imperfect, travelogue of the Rockies itinerary.
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Great Northern Railroad
Unea
St. Paul
Pacific Coast
National Order of Railway
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Colorado City
Observatory
Pike's Peak
Rockies
Denver
Greeley
State Teachers College
Colorado
Fort Morgan
Platte River
Fleming
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Frank W. Choate
D. Choate A.M. Cleveland
Treds
American Preg Association
Christian Brotherliness and Friendly Association
Leon
Wayne D. Choate
Othéta'in
Nebraska Elao
Coobi Wei
Slate Hortiesick
Erson
Burlington
Yellowstone
Land of Eternal Wonder
Gardiner
Cody Road
Yellowstone Park
Burlington- Yellowstone
Scenic
Rocky Mountain National
Estes)Park
Pikes Peak
Mills County National Bank
H. H. Cheyney
W. C. Rathke
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