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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1902
Page
6
Carey and Fleming announce last week’s sale closed many lines and they are displaying many new items. The notice highlights bargains and a continued sale of dry goods and carpets with added new merchandise.
The Republican County Convention at Malvern Iowa on July 10 1902 will choose eleven delegates to the Judicial Congressional and State conventions and a Central Committee. Incumbents seek renomination and C C Potter is a candidate for Clerk of the District Court. The paper urges fair coverage and notes Mills County’s clean offices and stable politics. Rufus Crandall a former Hamburg mayor dies in St Joseph Missouri.
Contention calls a Republican delegate convention for Mills County Iowa to nominate candidates for county and district offices and to elect delegates to state and district conventions. The notice outlines dates July 1902, times, and delegate apportionment based on votes for Hon A B Cummins with precincts listed and invites all Republican voters to participate.
The Glenwood township primary will be held Monday evening July 7 at 8 o'clock at the court house to select delegates to the county convention and nominate the township ticket. Committeeman O S Dean invites all who can unite with the effort to attend.
A call announces a Republican delegate convention for Iowa Ninth District to nominate a representative to Congress. The meeting in Council Bluffs on July 22 1902 at 11 am designates delegate apportionment by county and votes for Cummins 1901 governor race, inviting all Republicans to unite under the call.
Scott Currin of Loganton, Pa, extols One Minute Cough Cure as the safest cough remedy for coughs, colds, croup, and lung troubles. Mothers testify its quick action and child friendliness, noting croup can strike suddenly and a doctor may arrive late.
A sales pitch urges readers to switch from a coal stove to a "Quick Meal" unit. It claims the stove self cooks in less time than coal fire, producing no soot or ashes and offering cleaner, quicker, cheaper meals while reducing kitchen heat and labor. It emphasizes modern convenience for homemakers.
Editor Tilton Howard W. Tilton of the Council Bluffs Nonpareil dies at 63 from heart failure after a congestive chill. Survived by wife, adopted daughter, sister Miss Jane Tilton. He was a trustee of Tabor college and ex-editor of the Nonpareil. Also included are notes on two men released from the state penitentiary seeking work, a fraud warning, and details of the Annapolis cadet examination with Allen J. Chantry named top candidate and alternates listed.
G F Walling advertises a fresh stock of groceries fruits nuts and candies with prompt delivery and cash paid for produces Encourages a trial from customers and signs off as G F Walling.
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