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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1903
Page
5
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Van Arsdale died June 22 after about a week of illness. Funeral held Wednesday with interment at Emerson. The community extends sympathy to the Van Arsdales who have now lost four sons.
John Sandiland is constructing a large barn north east of town with Able and Hicks doing the work. Red Oak attendance is noted with strong local representation. Willis Sturgeon returned from Kansas agricultural school, Clyde Rhodes moved to Hastings, and local chatter includes Doctor Hullett and Ralph Graham. Mrs Crummir visited Red Oak and mended at home. George Gilmore hosts visitors at two homes, town and farm.
PONY CREEK reports the county bridge builders near completion on rebuilt steel bridges washed out by the flood. Rev and Mrs Goodrich and daughters Florence and Grace from Dow City visit their son Earl for about two weeks. Tom Butler trips to Malvern. Mrs Mary Smith of Glenwood visits Mrs Salem Curtis. Mamie Sunt of Hastings at Glenwood for teachers institute visits Noah Hunt. SS Maynes of Deep River Town shops for books. John Wallace of West Oak buys calves. Mrs Hunt of Waubonsie visits Noah Hunt. A powerful microscope is sought to locate the Korre spondent Klub.
Glenwood Lodge No 971 0 0 F Mente meets every Tuesday evening at ppm. Traveling brothers always welcome. O HL Otis N G, DOE J T Murphy, Sec t.
An advertisement warns readers with kidney or bladder trouble about using oey s Kidney Cure claiming it cures all forms of kidney and bladder disease urging trust in the product and blaming readers for consequences if ignored.
Notice announces Hawkeye Fire Insurance Company of Des Moines placing its agency with C. W. Edwards over the State Bank in Glenwood Iowa. It urges policy changes or additions against fire lightning windstorm and tornadoes and provides the Glenwood contact. Also promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and Crystal Toilet Soap rug offer with postal request and lists uncalled letters in Glenwood post office for the week ending June 25 1903.
An invite highlights Cathartics as harsh for ladies and children. Little Early Risers are touted as different for constipation with no purge and no griping. Testimonials from W H Howell and Bob Moore tout their ease. Also ads urge subscribing to St Louis Semi-Weekly Gl obe Democrat and The Opinion combined for one year at $1.65.
Otterville resident Daniel Bante credits Foley's Honey and Tar with immediate asthma relief after years of trials and physician care in New York and other cities. The note cites overdue accounts for the firm Sharpe & Gettler, due by April 1 for collection by F. G. Day.
An antiseptic liniment claims to heal cuts bruises and burns rapidly without maturation when applied. Sold by W. W. DeWitt & Co. Pharmacists.
Grover A. Davies of Glenwood Iowa offers 26 acres of fine timothy and clover for sale priced at 880 dollars with 40 dollars down address Glenwood Iowa. Also brief health ad for Foley's Kidney Cure and bakery note from City Bakery.
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