08 Apr 1910
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1910
Page
1
A sweeping Glenwood roundup covers local commerce, road work, social visits, births and marriages, and civic notes. Entries include business ads, health officer reappointment, bridge removal, spring bloom, and trips by residents to Oregon, Idaho, and California with multiple names and places across Mills County.
One half mile from city limits pasture for cows. Listings for hay potatos and seed corn in Iowa and Nebraska. Employment change at a junk dealer. Shoe repair service with two workmen. Lost small red ledger book with names of Custer County residents. reward offered. Also notices for rental property, kidney remedy ad, piano sales, and Rollins Land Co. advertisement.
The White Cloud Flour mills resume operation and announce an exchange rate increase to 36 pounds of flour per bushel of wheat. John A. Hammack, proprietor, signs the notice inviting farmers to trade wheat for flour.
The copy promotes Foley's Urine Laxative as a spring medicine that relieves headaches biliousness and constipation. It claims the product tones digestive organs carries away waste and stimulates normal bowel activity citing A J Howe of Glenwood Iowa as a source.
Miss Olive Gass from Plmouth spent the day at the home. Miss Emma and Miss Jennette Williams left for a three month stay west visiting the Harvey Moulton family via Pueblo Colo and Los Angeles. Their father L A Williams accompanied them to Loup Neb. Mr and Mrs B O McAdams plan a three month stay in Quincy Ill for post graduate penmanship, visiting Tarkio Mo en route. he recently closed his commercial school and aims to expand next fall.
A compact real estate notice from Colby Kansas touts land as cheap but valuable, urging buyers to invest for future value. Correspondence solicited by F B Levitt, local real estate agent, highlighting land holdings and opportunities for families and budding ventures.
An advertisement promotes seed corn of a good grade in yellow, inviting buyers to call for seed. Independent No. 2235, Henry A. Green listed, with reference to council roads.
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