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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1925
Page
1
A Mills County newspaper article praises the American Legion, stressing service over gain, and celebrates local support in its ninth district drive. It argues labor and capital share ownership in the economy and urges readers to improve Glenwood and engage in community life as autumn approaches.
National City Bank vice-president George E. Roberts explains in Nation's Business that while Wall Street houses big banks brokers and bond houses the buyers of most securities do not reside there. Most live in the industrial and agricultural middle West with the retail center for securities in that region.
Wayne D Choate recalls the summer 1917 farewell at the station as troops left for Northern France. He reflects on the global cost of war and vows to honor and respect those lads upon their return.
The Mills County community recalls ex service men who served in the world war and later returned to civilian life as bankers, farmers, and teachers. It notes government aid through vocational training and hospital care, and highlights the American Legion endowment fund effort. Mrs A C Gourley visited Lincoln. Maxine Hamilton from Union College spent the weekend with her parents.
Historical Christian study outlines Paul’s missionary years in Corinth. It covers his tentmaking craft with Aquila and Priscilla, preaching in the synagogue, and the impact of companions like Silas and Timothy. The text notes perseverance amid opposition, gifts from Macedonian churches, and a call to continue outreach with courage.
A line from George Macdonald contrasts personal distress with winter poverty. The excerpt evokes hardship and unhappiness as a broader reflection on the season and human experience.
Fragmentary text shows unclear names and phrases. Notable terms include a reference to Taw, TW Muneer, and possible names or places, but the passage is too garbled to identify a coherent event, person, or organization for a reliable summary.
A farewell reception was held in the basement of the Methodist Church Wednesday evening for Mr and Mrs C P Anderson and family who are leaving for their new home in Council Bluffs. A supper was served and about attendance was present. Various local residents were noted in travel and visits.
James Rickey Longshore of Columbus Ohio born June 6 1860 died February 23 1936 at age 75. He was the son of Samuel and Permelia Longshore, husband and father survived by wife daughter and son. His father was a United Brethren minister and presiding elder in the area. Funeral arrangements to be announced by the Emerson pastor.
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