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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1910
Page
4
Miss Pearl Kiddoo visits Creston and many residents travel or plan trips to Lincoln Colorado Detroit and Minnesota. The Glenwood area reports farmers with 100 acres of corn good stand and prospect of a harvest while rain arrives in parts. Local civic activity includes county party conventions and a Soldiers Relief commission meeting.
Ted Sivers purchased a .25 hp four passenger Overland touring car from Chas Rathke last Friday. J A McCluskey has been recovering at home for a week as hot dusty days pass. Aaron Pierson will visit his daughter in Red Cloud Neb and Colorado before returning about September 1. Editor McClintock of Tabor Beacon left for Oklahoma after word his father was ill. R C White learned his brother-in-law's elder McClintock was alive but not expected to recover. Congress adjourned with a record of achievements. The president, Congress, and people are said to be satisfied. A town dog was killed when a speeding auto from Tabor struck it. occupants were McClelland of the Tabor railroad with wife and daughter. Some residents suggest disposing of many dogs, but not in haste. the car reportedly traveled about 40 mph. The occupants had twenty minutes to catch a train for Ormada, violating the speed limit.
Glidden tourist dash from Shenandoah to Omahen passed Glenwood this afternoon at 4:80-81 in number. Citizens crowded sidewalks and crossings to witness the greatest menagerie of the age. The city’s only hospital remains crowded, yet most inhabitants still live.
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