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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1920

Page

4

City Man Has Big Advantage Over Farmer

Guy Huston argues before a Senate committee that taxing farm loan bonds of joint stock land banks would shrink farmer credit while city bonds remain tax exempt. He cites New York’s 1.45 billion and total eight billion tax exempt municipal bonds, insisting farmers deserve tax-free borrowing to boost agricultural output.

Guy Hueten New York City Farmers of America Guy Huston American Association of Joint Stock Land Banks Senate Committee On Banking and Currency Senate DIH Huston United States Eeee Ceee Focal Heston

First Home Nears for Jack and Sally in Wrentham

Engaged couple Sally and Jack, unable to find a rental by their own methods, independently locate the same five room grey shingled bungalow in Hillview Terrace. A mixed approach leads to a shared discovery and a rented home with half a month’s rent paid, prompting a cheerful reconciliation and celebration.

Jack Sally Tack Zack Wreathant Wrentham Bibview Terrace Tn Bael Pete Hillview Terrace Waitt Brown Bronson Brownell Brownell's

Names That Linger In Everyday Language

A look at how famous inventors and figures have given everyday items their names. From Wellington boots to Burberry and macadam roads, the article traces the lineage of familiar words linked to original makers and moments in history. It notes Boycott, Bowles, Galvan, Mesmer, Martinet, and others as enduring linguistic legacies.

Brougham Lord Brougham Boycott Captain Boycott Earl of Sandwich George TI Colonel Negus Queen Anne Bowle Colonel Bowles Galvan Bologna Mesmer Martinet Louis XIV United States Army Hull Iowa Post Camp Dodge

After Many Trials and a Boy’s Fight

A youngster recalls being reproved for fighting and recounts trying to obtain a ball from another boy. The speaker notes repeated attempts, including force, until finally succeeding on the last try, as reported by the Hosten Transcript.

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Tanlac restores East Omaha woman after long illness

Mrs John Madsen of Seventh and K avenues East Omaha Nebraska describes fifteen years of stomach trouble nervousness headaches and near collapse until Tanlac brought steady improvement Appetite returned weight and strength rose daily and she now tells friends Tanlac is wonderful. Tanlac is sold in Glenwood Emerson Malvern Silver City Henderson.

Tantac John Madsen Seventh and K Avenues East Omaha Neb Tanlac Glenwood Humphrey & Haley Emerson W.W. W. Abel Malvern Henry ©. Morehouse Silver City I. J. Talboy Henderson C. E. Irwin

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