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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1909
Page
1
A fragmented column mocks courtship rules by urging a well bred partner who is strong and willing to pull together. A new remedy section notes fleas infesting Fairview, with a house owner planning a big party to rid the pests. Pasteur is praised for selfless sacrifice in advancing public health.
Misa Jessie Beatrica Monroe, graduate of the Chicago Musical College, studied in Paris under Frank Clark Bouhy and Sbriglia. She has concert experience and a dramatic voice from low E to high C. Now with Tabor college she will participate in the Congregational church recital Thursday evening November 4. Lovers of music should not fail to hear her.
Montana Production N C Reasoner returns from Colorado with fine grains and vegetables from the Judith Basin near Stanford. Croft Bros grow 48 pound bushels of wheat, Irish potatoes eight inches long, and Lewiston grower Louis Meyers provides notable wheat. Exhibits seen at the bank of Wm M Lamb. Birmingham Enterprise notes mail order advertising boosts and costs. local satire and short quips pepper the page with cultural notes and light humor.
The Opinion Office advertises 17000 acres of valley land in Musselshell Valley Montana at 12.50 per acre. Also offers Judith Basin Montana land at 15 to 35 per acre, deeded Indian land in Tripp and Meyers County South Dakota from 10 to 30 per acre, bargains in Haxtun Colorado, and various farm and orchard lands. Prospective buyers are urged to visit to save money before purchasing.
London Globe reports a new dog tax in Cote Saint Andre Isers aimed at dogs kept for pleasure while dogs aiding gas undertakings receive exemptions. The piece also notes discussion of dead reckoning in navigation through celestial observations and ship logs.
Weekly list of letters remaining on call at the Glenwood post office includes Mrs. Myers for a package, P. F. Wagner, Mies E. M. Williams, B. E. Tryler, Mrs. Emma Brout a card, Mr. Harvey Wood, Mies Della Thomas, Mr. Chas Wilson, Miss Myrtle Gish a card and letter, Miss Lena Snyder a card, Mrs. Mata Miller a card, Miss Mattie Sanders a card, Lina Tiet a card. Patrons must state they have been advertised. 8.0, Weare. P. M.
A historic description recalls the Great Wall built by a Chinese ruler to guard his empire. It notes 300000 workers mobilized, a 100 mile span, and the wall as a fossil dividing two civilizations. The piece contrasts northern invaders with southern inhabitants and cites Harper's Weekly as a source.
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