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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1920
Page
4
Mills County Tribune lists display advertising at 20e per thah and composition at 60c per inch. Locals classified charge 10c per line, with shop rates and help line mentions. Publishers are F Hill Earl A Davis owners and J R Graham editor.
Former Treasury Secretary W G McAdoo argues farmers are not beggars or wards of the state and that the farm loan act should provide right to borrow at reasonable rates. He cites agriculture as vital to national life and says Congress aimed to finance farming, keep country youth on farms, and ensure a secure future food supply.
Mollie spends a summer with her Aunt Mary and resists meeting Lucy's sophisticated son, only to discover she already knows him as Skinny Smith. A ballroom club outing, coy flirtations, and a moonlit porch conversation reveal hidden feelings as Mollie confronts her aversion to “Lucy's boy.”
A Mills County court notice outlines numerous real estate deeds recorded in Glenwood and Pacific Junction, detailing transfers among Goltry, Cooper, Dent, Skillicorn, Graham, Kemp, Sawyers, Moore, Burgess, McCoy, and others. The document includes re-records, partial lot and tract descriptions, and substantial sums, with a quiet title suit by H. M. Logan inviting heirs of William and Almira Huntsman to answer by April 27, 1920.
In Mills County Iowa Naomi Salmons sues for ownership of Lot 488 and South Half of Lot 467 in Emerson and a described tract in Section 26 Township 72 Range 40. Defendants Georges Huntsman Ian Huntsman Rose Sherman Alvin Sherman Dora Brooks William Brooks Carl Huntsman must respond as nonresidents.
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