Changes of Address Prompt for Subscribers
Readers are urged to promptly report address changes to avoid missed deliveries. The editorial discusses Omar Baking Co sales in Glenwood, license issues for pedlars, and the impact on local bakeries amid forming public policy. It argues for fair taxation and supports American education, democracy, and citizen responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aken
Glenwood
Omar Baking Co
Omar Company
Omar
Iowa
Atis
Malvern
America
Lfe
Europe
First Look Into Chap ante Scrapbooks and Mementos
A toward nostalgic essay by Mrs. W. on scrapbooks and saved clippings reveals how family keepsakes from weddings, lectures, and notable events fill shelves. The piece laments space limits and cherishes personal histories, noting items from 19th century quarries to world events and cultural figures.
History of the Week at Interpretativ 2275
A week in review covers Roosevelt’s defense drive and Canada United action. It notes calls for conscription, Willkie’s proposed cabinet post, and the defense progress debate. It outlines possible destroyer transfers, lend lease options, and Bermuda or Newfoundland leases under consideration. British and German air activity, and Mediterranean moves including Greece and Turkey tensions. forecasts of mobilization and weather impacts on raids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Edensboro
Repry
Bullitt
U. S&s
Wendell Willkie
Congress
Willkie
Defense Commission
U. S
Roosevelt
Atlantic
Bermuda
Newfoundland
Ts Wasi
Great Britain
Senate
National Guard
France
Dover
London
Berlin
Mayberry hostess aids Hillsdale Rural Improvement club
Mrs Roxy Mayberry hosted the Rural Improvement club at her home drawing 54 members and guests. A program featured talks on aluminum baking and chocolate by club members. a social hour followed with refreshments. Other items mention community club events, visits, and trips around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayberry
RBC
Roxy Mayberry
Rural Improvement Club
Gertie Culver
Mesdames Thieschafer
Gradle and Evans
George Howard
Fern Mayberry
Louise Jackson
Cleta Brooks
Family visits and travel in early week notices
Rosa May Rowe visits with her uncle and family Stanley Rowe as the first of the week approaches. Mr and Mrs Bey Gray and Walter from Sioux City visit Mrs Gray's parents, the Walters Hilton. The Ha ters with the Anthonys travel to Des Moines for a stay with the John Barber household. Atteberrys and Atteberrys share Sunday dinner with Ben Jackson, plus local area notes on poultry feed and field machine capacity in agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Warnke
Glenwood
George Howard
Less Powers
Sioux City
George Powers
Walter Elleby
Audubon
Guy Wolfe
Wayne Anthony
Denver
Fred Adame
St. Joseph
Evelyn
Bobbie
Qmedia
Leonard Paxson
Hey
Grand Island
Lester Anthony
Austin Wolfe
Donald Cole
Myre
Warren Ayres
Council Bluffs
Fred Thieschater
E. M.throckmorten
Neola
Arthur Bass
Bidney Scherer
Strahan
Mayo Bass
Carl Buchtrom Emerson
Charles Boles
Russel Ridenour
Joyes
Fred Thieschafer
Claude Williams
Leonard Seeger
Roy
Jean
Mary
Mia
Ernest White
Margaret Helen
Mary Sawyers
Rendall
Margaret
Charles Craig
von End My. Craig
Carlisle
Rosa May Rowe
Stanley Rowe
Bey Gray
Walter
Silver City
T. #. Atteberry
Ben Jackson
Forester School District to auction former property
Notice announces Mills County Iowa sale of district property at public auction on September 18, 1940, at 2:00 PM. Items include a 20 by 32 by 10 foot school house, a 10 by 12 by 8 foot cob house, a heating stove, a hollow tile cage, a pump and pipe, with Geraldine Combs as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forester
Indian Creek Township
Mills County
Towa
Geraldine Combs
Grange Picnic Draws Farmers to Silver Creek Grove
Aug 20 gathering near Silver Creek drew many Grange members and friends despite drizzling rain. Highlights included songs by Ingraham Grange, readings from Thomas Plumb, and a letter from Hon. Frank Campbell of the Railway Commission with good news for farmers. The day featured a plentiful dinner and social enjoyment amid speeches by Col. A. J. Chantry and others. Sheriff Buck Bushnell was later reported dead at the new Glenwood jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Francis
Silver Creek
Spencer Smith
Railroad Commission
Ingraham Grange
Thomas Plumb
Grange
Col
A. J. Chantry
Mr. Plumb
A. Judson
F. Rensimer
John Knight
Cers
Forrest Chantry
J. D. Robbins
Alta Tennant
Mattie Eacrett
Myre Bush
Buck] Bushnell
Glenwood
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F. A. Wortman
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Editorial
American Public School System
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Nestir
Drs. Kline
KLINE
Osteopathic Physiciana
Kunca & Nelson
DB. M. Kling
Bites
Uae
Ca Ag
Wondarkoll
Deerborn
Beat
Chicago
Salle A van Qurem
Opposito Ke Della Sirear Linden
Fort Dearborn
Voi Ty
Mavinry
Washington
Arhives
Fortune
Bret
Stangue
Capitol
University
Kirby Page
Phyllis
Edward VIII
Hitler
George VIII
Elizabeth
Borah
Mimau Juttuava
Wey
Glendon Williams
Greece
Ubion
Lealy
Albania
Uns
Manson
Turkey
Restia
Gre
Hillsdale
Myron Jones
Fred Reasoner
California
Marvel Paxson
Marning
Moose Land
A. Parsons
Alfred T. Neilsen
Tree Surgeons
Tnsured
National Arborist Association
Nebraska
Carla
Beau
Workmans Shoe Store
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