21 Mar 1910
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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1910
Page
1
Announcements to Republican voters in Mills county Iowa announce Carg H. Otis candidate for county attorney and Stephen M. Criswell seeking a second term as auditor. Both say the primary election will be held June 7 1910 with formal filings from Glenwood Iowa dated March 21 1910.
Notice to Glenwood City voters of the April 4 1910 annual election for municipal officers including mayor recorder treasurer assessor marshal and aldermen for wards one two and three. Polls open 8 am to 6 pm with ward by ward judges and clerks listed.
For sale a 160 acre well improved farm in Antelaye county Nebraska four and one half miles from the town of 1200, priced at 75 dollars per acre. Corn yield averaged over 50 bushels per acre last year and is expected to continue with good conditions and proper care. Durland and Bernard offer improved corn producing farms from 40 to 75 dollars per acre with easy terms including 1500 or 2000 cash and annual payments, Plainview Nebraska.
Charles Kernes of Glenwood Iowa advertises well digging and cleaning services for wells and cisterns offering various well work. Contact information provided by phone.
Ongoing notices indicate further filings or updates from the Grew Stock Company. Details remain sparse, with subsequent announcements expected to outline actions, dates, and any regulatory or corporate developments.
J H Ranne from Center visited Saturday while Norman Genung traveled to Thurman on business. Residents report a mild March with little bad weather and note many short trips to nearby towns. The community recalls Mrs G Edmonds with a card shower and follows farm news including the ten dollar hog and Taft Payne bill talk. Local events feature the Fisher Ship Concert Co at the Opera House, plays at Rex, and visits from Ames and Council Bluffs.
City church hosts Laymen's Missionary Movement delegates from Omaha. Minister J C Harris opens, Rev W N Graves directs, and speakers C E Carey H M Logan Clyde Warren Thomas Kirk C L Miller Wm Rathke and Rev R W Burton report on missions in India China and Korea. Miss Harriet Schoffield sings as the event closes with local remarks and reflections.
Roth urges Iowa Retail Grocers to advertise in home papers to reach farmers and households. He cites two great factors, public schools and newspapers, notes mail order competition, and argues ads raise prices and profits. Also includes a Mills County Iowa court notice from 1910 regarding a liquor license petition by Fred H. Priest of W. E. Van Ausdale & Co. with dates of March 21 and April 12, 1910.
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