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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1906
Page
1
The item lists symptoms labeled as weak kidneys Bright’s disease and diabetes and warns that many diuretic remedies worsen kidney disease. It claims elixir or tablets from Dr Shoop restore function by nerve nourishment, urging readers not to treat the kidneys directly and to trust these restorative products despite health risks.
Jane Overflow raises Missouri River levels again this year causing crop damage in low spots. Farmers report cold mountain snowmelt waters, though latest reports say the floods are receding with improved conditions in most areas.
George Berry brought from Hastings on a charged attempt ed rape and held in Mills county jail after escape. located at Fort Dodge by Constable Scanlan and arrested. Bail denied as he awaits grand jury action. Merle Stillinger, 16, slugged and robbed in Red Oak.
William Cornelius Van Gilder was born January 12 1876 in Lodi Illinois. He moved with his parents to Fullerton Nebraska at age five and spent much of his life there. He enlisted in 1900 in the First Nebraska Regiment and served in the Philippines before health issues led to discharge in San Francisco. He later attended the University of Nebraska, and about two years ago moved with his mother to Glenwood where he worked at the Institution for Feeble Minded Children. He joined the Methodist church at age twelve in Fullerton and remained a member until his death.
Rolland Battersby infant son of Roy Battersby and Elva Neely born May 25 1906 died June 11 1906 at Artesian South Dakota aged 18 days. Interment in Artesian cemetery June 12. Poignant verse expresses sorrow and faith as the family grieves and trusts in Heavenly home.
The text suggests Roosevelt faces a push for renomination by core party members, with Bryan's supporters noting early momentum. The implication is a contested path within the party toward a second term.
List of letters remaining uncalled for at the Glenwood post office for the week ending June 20 1006. C. D. Knepp W. S. Robinson and R. C. Wuith are among those advertised. Persons calling for above will please state they have been advertised.
An old advertisement promotes Lax-ets A Candy Bowel Laxative by A J Howe, promising relief from constipation and related symptoms such as coated tongue dizziness biliousness headaches sour stomach with a five cent trial.
County board debates the Malvern Glenwood contest with attorneys from both towns. They challenge legality of the June session, adjournment issues, and the validity of petitions and remonstrances amid affidavits and potential subpoenas. Court proceedings begin with Judge Thornell’s July adjournment plan referenced.
Glenwood plans a grand old fashioned Fourth of July with shade, amusements, and an open air program. Rev. Geo Beecher and Hon. Chas. A. Towne set to speak. fire department exhibition, baseball games, and kid friendly events listed. Mineola also hosts an old time celebration with 2 p m speeches, games, dancing, and balloon ascension. Glenwood’s new baseball grounds host Tabor in a 8 to 2 game, while Hastings next visits for a Saturday match drawing crowds.
Balloon Ascension in Glenwood set for Saturday June 23. Special Go Cart prices at Swope's Furniture. E. G. Millard offers a two-seated surrey buggy top harness and more. Lost beads with enameled cross and pearl center. claim at E Starbuck or Mrs. M J Williams for reward.
Miss Pear Kiddoo misplaced two gold headed hat pins on Tuesday evening between Miss Elsie Ewing’s home and her own. One pin bore the initial P and the other K. Seek return to the owner.
A Glenwood Iowa notice offers timothy and clover in an orchard weighing 12 to 15 tons to anyone who will remove it. Signed Geo A Davies. Also listed are berry cases holding 24 quarts for 17 4 a case from Finkenstein. Short orders all day. Oysters any style. City Restaurant and Bakery. Glenwood Drug Co. paint and wallpaper.
A 30 acre farm one mile north of Glenwood with good improvements. Inquire of F M Shriver administrator.
The Seal of Minnesota at T and Hs offers grape baskets and market baskets for sale at Finkenstein's shop.
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