08 Aug 1921
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1921
Page
1
Fragmented Glenwood column notes local events and nearby property sales and listings. Mentions visits, family ties, and planned trips with references to residents, relatives, and a public sale of items and real estate including vacant land and homesteads.
Fragmentary notices describe hotinese camp meeting, local travel, and harvest duties. Mentions Sanday worship, a company trip, and Turret area preparations. Includes vague references to Wheat crop work, store dealings, and a distant incident of fire and loss with rifles and clothing noted.
In a surprising outcome, the event delivered unexpected results that surprised attendees. Key participants included Shree and a group of unnamed locals who faced surprising turns. The decisive moments reshaped plans for upcoming activities and drew broad attention.
A man plans a March 22 performance featuring band and parade events. Officials note arrangements by RTA and Hand Place, with traveler notices indicating transportation shifts. Reading unclear, but the focus centers on a coordinated concert and march.
A partial OCR fragment notes Leal in Geneeneond and Ket in Malvern, with air Cook as First Lieutenant. It mentions work duties and consulting assigned officers during a June period, and a move to Camp for a 15 day absence or deployment starting August 1. Names and places indicate a local government staffing note with reference to actions by Air, Cook, and Cank.
The Board of Supervisors will make temporary appointments as Sheriff pro tem and County Coroner. Caughlan is named Captain of Company while the county reorganizes offices. Details indicate a provisional restructuring pending formal action.
A mishap at Glituwied Lake last week left Rev Mendowmty with a broken right arm. The incident occurred Saturday near Port ar Res as Meeil Downey received surgical aid and was moved to Macedouis for recovery.
A muddled report shows Glenwood winning Sundays Balk match with both teams in form. The decisive moments remained unclear as play unfolded and scoring details are not fully legible.
A southwest of Island Park resident, Fortunate Accident Iotn Stengh, was struck by train No 21 last Friday while crossing the track north of Folaom. His car was wrecked but he survived with injuries, transported by railroad crew to a Camelings Bagpital before returning home. He attended church at Istend Park Sunday.
A brief note urging readers to send news tips to The Tribune, emphasizing the paper’s openness to community information and timely submission of items for publication.
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