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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1920

Page

5

Southwestern Iowa Gathers For Meetings And Sales

Reports from southwestern Iowa note C. H. Bratt & Sons of Arapahoe Neb plan a August 4 hog sale at the Council Bluffs Auditorium. J J Hughes once of Council Bluffs now in Oklahoma City is named assistant sergeant at arms for the San Francisco Democratic convention. Group Five of the Iowa Bankers Association meets May 10 in Council Bluffs with speakers Schenck, Moore and Fosket. W H James of Council Bluffs appears before a congressional committee on rural carrier pay. Rotary District honors go to William Coppock after a Des Moines convention. he presided at a council Bluffs Rotary dinner. The Council Bluffs Congregational churches hold their 66th annual meeting with 19 of 27 represented and J L Blanchard elected moderator in place of B F Meyer.

Iowa C. 9. Bratt & Sons Arapahoe Neb Hampshires Council Bluffs J. J. Hughes Jack Democratic Party Oklahoma City Okla San Francisco Hughes Iowa Bankers Association Charles T. Schenck Red Oak W. F. Moore Guthrie Center Sen H. I. Foskett Shenandoah Gressional James Natoinal Letter Carriers Association Southwestern Iowa Rotary Clubs Des Moines William Coppock Council Bluffs Association of the Congregational Churches Lewis J. L. Blanchard B. F. Meyer Oakland iChurches

New Styled Sweaters For Spring Wear

Spring collection features Delentfully different sweaters in style and model. Priced reasonably, they offer fresh looks for warmer days and casual outfits.

Localities Mentioned in Readable Text

Anita Atlantic Corning Cromwell Farragut Gem Point Grand River Harlan Lewis Red Oak Shenandoah Tabor Wells Avoca Bear Grove Council Bluffs are listed as places in the readable OCR excerpt.

Anita Atlantic Corning, Cromwell Farragut Gem Point Grand River Harlan, Lewis Red Oak Shenandoah Tabor, Wells, Avoca Bear Grove Council Bluffs

Community Notes from East Center area

Clarence Boles traveled to Omaha on Tuesday. W F M S members, led by Mrs Rolla Warren, met Thursday afternoon. George Andrews bought a Cleveland tractor from Will Andrews. Dora Borene visited sister Mrs Frank Chamberlin. Frank Miller and Nebraska visitors stayed with the Will Andrews family. Earnestine Jones of Glenwood stayed with aunt Mrs W W Jones. Telegram told of their daughter’s illness in Arkansas. they left for her by evening train and she later improved. W C Boles and George Antrim shipped a car of hogs to Omaha Wednesday. Mrs F B Howard and Mrs A Culver attended the W F M S convention at Woodbine. Mrs Lyle McElhose of Dallas S C visited at L Richardson and S Norton homes. C W Boles accompanied Harvey Kirk and father to Shenandoah. Mrs Kirk visited Mrs Boles. Mr and Mrs Guy Jordan welcomed a baby girl Kathleen Odessa on Sunday April 25. Mr and Mrs W Arterburn hosted sister and husband from Texas and their son and wife from Cartland last week. Pleasant Grove teachers and pupils cleaned Friday.

Clarence Boles Omaha Rolla Warren George, Andrews Cleveland Will Andrews Dora Borene Frank Chamberin Frank Miller Nebraska Earnestine Jones Glenwood W. W. Jones Arkansas Co. W. Boles George Antrim F. B. Howard A. Culver Woodbine Lyle MecElhose Dallas S. C L. Richardson Norton C. W. Boles Harvey Kirk Father Shenandoah Texas Oartland

Fragmentary scene of meal and timber outing

The readable text notes a yard visit followed by a trip to the timber where a roast was enjoyed with the necessary trimmings. The passage preserves a rustic meal setting and outdoor activity without further specifics.

Malvern Moves and Local Business Expansion

Willard Ruth and family left Malvern after sixteen years to settle in Shenandoah. About two dozen Knights of Malta traveled from Red Oak on Friday, April 16, to confer a degree on a Malvern Masonic lodge member. Salyers Auto Co. expanded by purchasing the Gibson building next to its large garage, enlarging floor space. Salyers is a major Ford Service institution in southwest Iowa. Subscribe for The Tribune.

Willard Ruth Malvern Shenandoah Knights of Malta Red Oak

Thrifty Suit Sale Highlights New Season Styles

A thrifty sale offers suits at reduced prices with many dollars in savings. The collection features a wide range of fabrics and colors including mannish serge and tricotine in blues. Highlighted prices include 38.75, 33.75, and 28.00.

Silver City and Area Connections Mention Moves and Sales

Mrs. Art Bada returns home from a Council Bluffs hospital. George Rew sells five registered Herefords to Guy Adams of Eagle Nebraska. Adolph Meyer, longtime Mineola resident, moves to Council Bluffs to purchase a residence. KE. A. Stevens of Woodbine visits Silver City as Mrs. Stevens and Grace see her parents in Council Bluffs. Louis Deitchler and wife mourn her illness in Omaha at the Nicholas Senn hospital. The Deitchlers recently moved from Mineola to Hemmingsford Nebraska.

Art Bada Council Bluffs George Rew Guy Adams Eagle Neb Adolph Meyer Mineola Silver City Connecil Bluffs KE. A. Stevens Woodbine Twiner Louis Deitchler Nicholas Senn Omaha Deitchler Hemmingsford

Coats Sale Across Occasions at Cost-Like Prices

Coats for all occasions and shades are offered at prices that cover fabric and manufacturing. The store explains the clearance stems from a policy of never holding over apparel from one season to the next. Women can buy now for current and next season use with a broad selection of styles colors and sizes being closed out quickly.

Shopping Dilemmas Prompt Reflections on Spending

A brief meditation on personal spending choices urging readers to consider values and priorities before making purchases. It probes reasons for and against shopping in general terms, without urging a specific action.

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