Glenwood Community Notes Highlight Local Events
The Glenwood item column reports visitors from nearby towns, weather impacts on crops, and local social details. It notes streetcar vote results, wheat stock levels, and federal probes of moonshine activity near Pacific Junction. Mentioned are Pauline Cheyney’s return to school, Jim Graham’s mayoral bid, and lodge activities with visiting grand officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Canada
William Hanks
Platymouth
Mills County
C. E. Vanderpool
Pacific Junction
George Freeman
Mr. Hanks
Quinton
Cass County
Kateha Koo at Kelley's and the Baracen Glee Club coming
Local notes from Malvern Corning and Tabor report social visits and greetings. Mentions Kateha Koo acts at Kelleys, Baracen Glee Club coming, Miss Gertrude Reasoner ill with bronchial pneumonia, and various residents including Lester Saar, Albert Woodruff, Keith Brooks, and the Tipton family. Also covers a new baby for Seth H Dean and April snippets about local farms, wagons, and shop news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kateha Koo
Kelley's
Baracen Glee Club
Community Notes and Social Visits Across Glenwood Area
Be sure to hear the Baracca Glee Club. Mrs. Glen Greeson of Hastings visited Glenwood Friday. Samuel Moore of Hastings conducted business in Glenwood. Mrs. Minnie Dent and Miss Edna Saar from Council Bluffs visited Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Masters of Malvern spent Friday with their children in Glenwood. Congregational church members attended a missionary conference in Corning last Friday. Ladies stayed with Mrs. W. W. Brooks, former Glenwood resident. Doris Kier and Mona Graham attended the Tabor High indoor circus Friday evening. Kier stayed with Dora Delavan. Graham visited college friend Beulah Mae Summons and helped at a booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Dent
Edna Saar
Council Bluffs
Samuel Masters
Malvern
Glenwood
Geo. A. Masters
Mestimes KE
B. Woodruff
J. L. Waterman
Doris Kier
Mona Graham
Tabor
Miss Kier
Dora Delavan
Miss Graham
Local Classifieds List For Sale And Wanted Ads
A diverse array of classified notices from Glenwood area offerings includes furnished rooms for rent sales of raspberry plants and alfalfa seed, old Etude magazines wanted, plain sewing services, vehicles and farm equipment, eggs and poultry, junk buying, and a shadow pie social at James H. Rhoades’s home. Also listed are dairy and farming items, trucked moving services by Wm B Stout, and a proposed building site in Gunselley’s addition with water paid. Includes contact names and phone numbers for Glenwood and nearby towns.
Local Manager Wanted for Brokerage Firm Opportunity
Local brokerage firm seeks an executive with sales and banking connections to develop a thriving local business. Earnings potential ranges from 2500 to 10000 dollars in the first year, with full-time commitment preferred. Apply to Guarantee Coal Mining, 606 Como Bldg, Chicago, IL, only if honesty and business ability are guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Como Bldz
Chicago
Advertising pays with time and merit
Advertising is a building process that runs over months. Most successful advertisers do not see immediate, tangible results. In the long run, advertising pays if it deserves to pay, and it falls if it deserves to fall.
Indians All Of Same Race Says Dr Monson
Dr Frederick Monson of New York Pasadena claims all American aborigines from Hudson Bay to the southern tip belong to one race. He notes differences among groups arise from food, climate, and living methods, while Eskimos have flatter noses and oily skin. He cites treatment of natives by whites since Plymouth Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Bay
Alaska
Frederick Monsen
New York
Pasadena
Doctor Monson
Lee
Maine
Plymouth Rock
Ruler Had Practical Mind At Trengganu
Asia Magazine recounts a visit to the Malay Peninsula sultan of Trengganu who explains debt as a tool to preserve his memory. He also dismisses feeding starving prisoners, noting that such hardship would provoke the whole country to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenggunu
Malay Peninsula
Trengganu
Asia Magazine
Point of Honor and the Ink Fount of Honor
Samuel Untermyer discusses honor in business noting many are honorable yet cites Honest John Jones who once attempted to steal ink from a hotel waiting room fountain pen. He recoiled, declaring it would not be honorable to fill the pen with hotel ink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Untermyer
New York
John Jones
War of Science on Diseases and Unknown Germs
Dr Walter E B King notes 38 infectious diseases may harbor undiscovered organisms too small for standard filters. List includes chicken pox rabies dengue measles poliomyelitis scarlet fever typhus yellow fever. Despite unknown organisms, eradication efforts via destroying germ carrying mosquitoes became possible before full organism knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter EB. King
Noguchi
Wireless Waves Fire Oil Wells
Desdemona Texas resident K M McLain proposes wireless waves cause oil well fires. He cites fires at deserted sites and attributes them to metal in derricks gathering atmospheric energy, offering a striking theory to explain unexplained blazes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. M. McLain
Desdemona
Tex
Dizzy Hour patron demands order as waiter jokes on delay
In a rambling cartoonish scene, a Dizzy Hour patron pressures staff for his meal while Romeo the waiter scolds him. The waiter quips that the cooks are on a trike and will likely arrive soon, delivering a humorous snapshot from the Ar ean Legion Weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romeo
Probably Not Overdressed: Woman in the Box Stuns Attendees
A fragment from the Parly-Le Journal Anius reports a woman drawing attention for her impeccable fashion at an event. Observers praise her style, noting she stands out as the best-dressed attendee in a scene filled with scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Journal Anius
Unsaken Testimony for Doan's Kidney Pills in Glenwood
Local dealer M Buckingham of Glenwood endorses Doan's Kidney Pills as a reliable remedy for back ache and urinary issues. He cites improvement after use and repeats his recommendation from years earlier, priced at 60 cents, with Foster Milburn Co. as manufacturers. Also mentions upcoming events at Kelley’s and the Batacea Glee Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. M. Buckingham
Hazel St. Glenwood
Doan
Dean
Mt. Buckingham
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfrs
Buffalo
N. Y
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Glen Wood
Baracea Glen Club
Kweer Kwencher
Kateha Koo Kake
Kozy Kafe
Wayne Bogart
Charles Follett
Gertrude
Near Malvern
M. J. Willams
Ol Sol
Ome
Major Hall
Grant
Plattsmouth
Mere
Meijer Hall
FL Knight
Ruth
Jennie Becksted
the Daugher
J. W. Tanagan
Silver Creek Township
Old Boreas
Glenwood Lake
Pauline Cheyney
Brownell Hall
Omaha
Charles Cheyney
United Railways Co
Detroit
Jim Graham
Mills County Tribune
Jim
Woodbine
Steve
Katcha Koo
L. S. Robinson
Official Watch Inspector
Chiropractic
Derby
Lyon & Lyon Chiropractors
Glenwood, Ta
Kateha Koo Koke
Kozy Kate
Lester Saar
Albert Woodruff
Keith, Brooks
Corning
B. Tipton
la Harpe
Ill
Gertrude Reasoner
Pearl White
Rex
Ray Smith
Ed Hathaway
Hastings
Western Star Lodge
Edgar Rice Burroughs
Son of
Urzan
Seth H. Dean
Lyons Township
Gus
Anna Rowley
J. A. Robinson
Red Oak
J. D. Ironmonger
Homer Clipson
Center Street
Clipsons
Semmingsford
Neb
Art Maxwell
Linve
Bob” Cogley
W. C. McClintock
St. Morgan, Colo
Mary Johnson
Council Uluits
Jane
A. J. Dunn
Woodburn Hospital
Younker
Haere
Uwo
Titano
Louie Hurst
Ma. Younker
Katcha-Koo
Glen Greeson of
Samuel Moore
Tribune
Arthur Dalton
S. H. Feters
Etude
BE. Sein
M. Sein
3D St., Glenwood
Ohio
A. Mintle
J. H. Rhoades
T. J. McGarry
Wm. B. Stout
Pioneer
Martha Myers
Walnut St
Rock Island
Welle
J. F. Stille
Chas. Goltry
Iowa
Louis Hurst
Timothy and
Alsike
Lee Sargent
West Liberty
James H. Rhoades
Gunselley
Harry L. Jones
Clark, Mo
Ancona
Georgia Pielkeel
Mutual Phone Exchange
Henderson
RULER
Sultan
The
Batracea Glee Club
Brand Man
Chenay
Glenwood Stars
Auspices
Pythian Sisters
Miss Reed
Humphrey & Howe
F. M. McCluskey
Dentist Mills County National Bank
Warren
R. O. Jackson
Ruth OF
Rockies
Tyrone Power
REX Theatre
Pearl
North
Christie
Matheson Long
MR. WU
Tarzan
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