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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1902
Page
4
County Correspondence reports Pacific Junction will host a grand Fourth of July. Merchants held meetings to organize activities, with many local and regional firms expected to participate. The town anticipates a bustling, festive turnout and community enjoyment.
Spring fever is biliousness with torpid liver and inactive bowels risking a poisoned system. DeWitts Little Early Risers claim to stimulate the liver, open the bowels, and cleanse impurities to prevent serious ailments. KR M Eierly endorses their spring use.
Rey Johnson preached at the Baptist church last Sunday morning and evening. Editor Ford and wife visited relatives in Woodbine returning Sunday evening. Children’s Day exercises at the MBE church drew large crowds and were a success. Several residents from Council Bluffs and Mineola attended various events including a Woodman picnic near Mineola. Taylor's circus drew a large crowd with proceeds from the ice cream social around $15. Many residents traveled to nearby towns for visits, work, or errands, with updates on health, employment, and local happenings throughout the week.
Local notes from Hillsdale recount visits, injuries, and errands including Dr Humphrey, Dan Anderson, Clara Blue, and Will Taylor at a Malvern wedding. Reports mention a Wabash wreck, a shot in Plattsmouth, mail carrier quit plans, corn washout from a heavy storm, and community events such as sewing machines offer, a Woodman picnic, and church quarterly conference attendance.
A fragmented home goods listing from STILLWAGON'S Basement Department with numerous prices for Johnson Bre White Granite items and assorted wares. The ad promotes low prices on cups plates bakers platters jars, glassware, porcelain, galvanized pails, tools, and household goods, urging readers to watch next week for main floor quotes. The text is garbled but preserves many item names and price fragments.
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