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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1921

Page

2

Married couples unite in Emerson and Council Bluffs notices

A quiet Methodist wedding in Emerson August 3 unites Lila Coates and Walter W. Anderson with a reception of community friends. The bride is daughter of Z R Coates. the groom is of Omaha. They plan to reside in Omaha after September 1 at 4226 Maples. A second notice reports James L. Larson and Della Kates wed in Council Bluffs with future home there.

aerson-Coatés Emerson Lila Coates Walter W. Anderson Omaha Harry K. Morga Z. R. Coates the Chronicle Iman Mias Mildred Weed Leslie Anderson Maplest Larson-Kates Della Kates James L. Larson Council Bluffs Glenwood Rev. Mann Wm. Kates The Tribune

Ashland Family Voyage to Ozarks Stops in Glenwood

Mr and Mrs J B LaChapelle of Ashland Nebraska with their son Robert of Anamosa Indiana and Harald and his family arrived in Glenwood from Ashland for an overnight visit with Mrs H R Lyon. They planned to continue to the Ozark region of Missouri to a farm near Mountain Grove for an outing before Mr LaChapelle Sr returned to bachelor’s hall.

Ozarks J. B. LaChapelle Ashland Neb Robert Anamosa Harald Harold Jr Charles Glenwood H. R. Lyon Mountain Grove Mr. LaChapelle Bachelor's Hall Harve Hall Karl Drake Oklahoma City Ed Hathaway Vera Rowena Shepard Nebraska Helen Leeson Omaha Joe Haden Bertha Grogan Elmo John Peterson Rev. Smith Spirit Lake E. H. Ord James Rink C. L. Burge Dale Villisca B. Waallahan Marguerite Burge Villisca Gune WM. BR. Wallahan Duck Llillensbeek Helen Lorraine T. FF. Beveridge Muscatine E. B. Wallahan Fred Martin Lawrence Winchester Woodward Phoenix Ranch Woodstock Albert Crawford North Platte Maxine Purcell Merle Reynolds Boulder Denver Colo William Pickerill Grand, Island George Pickerill W. A. Colling N. W. Colling Flo Harover Cala L. A. Griffith Council Bluffs W. H. Bickel Ralph Hall Warre Hall Wearin & Rocka South Omaha D. Denderson St. Joseph Henderson Co-operative Association George Thomas Hartington Thomases Hastings Thomas Myrtle Booth Loyal Hotel Skullies Bertha Kuntze EE. L. Richards

Birthday Party for Juanita Hampton Near Glenwood

About three dozen youths gathered at the Hampton home three miles south of Glenwood on Thursday night to celebrate Juanita Hampton's 17th birthday. The group enjoyed games and light refreshments, sharing a merry evening with the honoree.

Natal Tom Hampton Glenwood Juanita Hampton

Victims Recovering After Wednesday Auto Accident

The victims are doing well after an auto accident Wednesday evening. Mr. Estes regained consciousness on Sunday and shows no bodily injuries. Miss Carlson’s broken arm has been reset after an X ray, with promising signs of a speedy recovery.

Estes Miss Carlson

Amputation At Balfour Street Saves Woman’s Life

Mrs. C W Carlson underwent a above knee amputation on last Thursday at Balfour Dr assisted by Dr Plimpton to treat gangrene. The operation aimed to save her life and the patient was reported doing well after the initial dressing on Sunday.

Balfour Caughlan Plimpton C. W. Carlson Arthur Smith Oscar Inman Pacific Junction Vernlark Hammer Mesdames I H. Priest B. I. Huaroff Glenwood Vern Clark Ben Shaw Dan Yook Clara Ridgeway Near Villisca Greenwalts Charles Peace Floyd Prink John Peterson

Unclear Transcript Snippet On Medical Humor And Metaphor

A fragmented OCR passage presents a quip about doctors prescribing champagne for seasickness and a humorous exchange on self medicating. It also notes a caterpillar’s monthly eating capacity equaling six thousand times its body weight, illustrating a biological fact in a compact aside.

Giant Prussia cake serves army of thirty thousand

In 1780 William I of Prussia fed his army vegetables roast beef and beer then a dray carried a gigantic cake twenty four feet square and a foot and a half thick. It used flour milk butter yeast and eggs enough for a village. After guests ate their fill the surplus was cut up and shared with nearby families.

William 1 Prussia William 8 Walsh

Victor Hugo in Old Age and Mighty Fancies

Saint-Saens recalls Victor Luge as an ageless figure whose mind wandered into grand theories. Hugo’s biographer notes Luge’s credulity, from Irish tales to the mythic twin of Louis XIV and Japanese sirens, shared in a long Chicago American excerpt.

Africa United States Europe Victor Lluge Voltaire Ltousseau Collins Louis Xtv Academe Des Sciences Chicago

Children Hold Future of Music in Schools

The piece urges that music education should begin with children in elementary schools to cultivate a music-loving public. It argues colleges train professionals, but town education committees can nurture innate appreciation, directing children to become intelligent listeners rather than performers.

Romans Shun Dancing Across Ages

The article surveys attitudes toward dancing from ancient Greece to Rome, noting that Romans disapproved of dancing for free citizens except at religious rites. It mentions Spartan drills, early leaders who tied dance to national destiny, Christians engaging in choral dances, and Augustine’s claim that it is better to dig than to dance.

St. Augustine

Arabian Peninsula Geopolitical Overview and Capitals

A fragmentary historical summary describes Arabia as a southwest Asian peninsula linking Asia and Africa. It notes geographic boundaries by the Persian Gulf, Gulf of Oman, and Red Sea, and mentions multiple kingdoms and principalities with their capitals, including Mecca and others, though many place names are garbled.

Arabia Asia Africa Persian Gulf Gulf of Oman Red Sea Suez Jejuz Mecca Nejh Luyadhaus Asir

Hastings youths rescue mission ends with repayment plan

Two Hastings boys riding an eastbound freight reach Red Oak hungry and meet a kind stranger who gives 22 cents. At a restaurant they overpay the bill after the short 22 cents, offer to return uneaten ice cream, and are released. The boys later repay the loan and head home. Nearby, twin girls Evelyn and Idwina McGilvray of Council Bluffs visit Hastings with grandparents J J Starr. The article covers local social notes, visits, and community events in Hastings.

Red Oak Shea J. J. Starr Council Bluffs Evelyn Idwina McGilvray McGilvray Laura Starr Hastings

Boy Scout Injured Diving at Glenwood Lake Park

Leonard Ellsworth, a Council Bluffs Boy Scout, was camping in Glenwood Lake park when a Sunday diving accident left him with a head injury from a shallow-water dive. He suffered partial paralysis and unconsciousness for some time while preparing to swim.

Leonard Ellsworth Council Bluffs Glenwood Lake Park

Hog Sale Plans Advised For Fall Circulation

The Tribune promises first class sale catalogs this fall. Plan ahead to take part in the upcoming hog sale as details unfold.

the Tribune

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Atlantic Borton Transcript Mickie Services William 1 of Victor Hugo Saint-Saens Sale Richard Trumbull Iowa EB B. Wallahan Waallahan Wallahan Corning Russell Wickersham Wuallahan Samson Freds Charlies Will Galen Jack Elmer North Grove Blanche Massengale Essex Viva Burchette Miss Massengale Demps Clark Marjorie Ord Tabor Frank McMillan Ord Beatrice Seth Jlaley Carson Mr. A. Ord Walter Inman Women's Missionary Society G. K. Reynolds
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