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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1925
Page
6
A local notice announces subscription terms for the Pacific Junction Opinion at 1.50 dollars per year. The notice specifies rate details and request basis for readers seeking renewal or new subscriptions.
Local items describe Mrs Ellis birthday party with twenty guests and a new set of dishes, hunting plans by area men, injuries from a freight yard incident in Council Bluffs, church board appointments, correspondents for the Opinion, and community notes on schools, clubs, and residents visiting nearby towns.
Information and entertainment urges citizens to back the Mills County Farm Bureau expansion. It emphasizes the American Farm Bureau Federation as the backbone of progress in agriculture and calls on every subdivision and member to join. The message frames the opportunity as a knock at every progressive farmer’s door.
A Chicago suburb article rebuts a merchant who claims advertising wastes money. It argues effective copy, honest promotion, and brand visibility drive customer trust and repeat sales, noting many customers first learned of products through advertisements and then found them as advertised.
September 16 1924 county commission notes approve joint resolution by Mills and Pottawattamie counties to add a road system from the north corporation line of Junction north to the county line. Meeting adjourned to October 6 1926. Signed Frank W Choate Chief Engineer and Sherman Jones Chairman. Also brief clippings on Mexican damages and League of Nations president questions.
John Booth, commander of the Utah Department, emerges as a self made business success and loyal Legion ally. A WWI veteran, he helped organize Spanish Fork veterans activities, led posts, and chaired the 1924 department convention. Booth advanced to national roles and aided veterans facilities and pioneer community projects.
A Belle Plaine Iowa event under the American Legion crowned Noah Bennett the champion can picker in a clean up contest. He captured 6,484 dented cans and six oclock on a Saturday afternoon as local youths collected prizes while many old cats were noted.
The America Leyton Auxiliary offers a school medal to an eighth grade girl who exemplifies scholarship, leadership, courage, and readership. The program, part of a national Americanism plan, aims to recognize one qualifying girl in each community.
Mrs Laura Harover visited from Monday to Thursday with her parents in Carson. Mrs Mary J Tuntaman and daughter Stella Smith left for Columbus Nebraska after the death of Mrs Ball Brown, with Vivian Smith driving to Council Bluffs to catch the train. Numerous townsfolk attended institute in Glenwood and visits to Omaha Council Bluffs and Creston are noted. A frost occurred October 9 and local deaths and illnesses prompted travel to Columbus and Joplin.
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