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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1921

Page

3

Pacific Junction Dray Sold to Charley Read

Drayman William Kinney sold his dray business to Charley Read who will continue the work. A car accident on the Plattsmouth road injured Hitler Bogle and Fred Simmons with the machine damaged and the wishbone broken. Local social notes list visits and travels of numerous residents, including Kinney, Bogle, Owens, Boyle, Wilkinson, Colgan, Carlson, and others with moves between Omaha Council Bluffs and nearby towns.

Dray Wm. Kinney a@ dray Charley Read Hitler Bogle Fred Simmons Plattsmouth Road Lord Roadster David Bogle C. R. Wilkinson Margaret and Rose Colgan Council Bluffs Thomas Colgan Edith Carlson Mercy Hospital Volney Helden JT. Belden Neligh Neb Hudson

Different Views on Sir Terbert Tree Recitations

A Boston Transcript note records a clash over charity gatherings for the disabled. A friend commends Sir Terbert Tree for his kindness in giving recitations at a cripples’ gathering. Sir Bert replies that some people think he exploited the poor fellows’ infirmities.

Terbert Tree Eerbert Doston

Neighbor Seeks Article Share Via Tribune Ad Column

A note suggests using The Tribune’s Advertising Reader column to inform a neighbor about an article they might want. The reader is invited to place a notice describing the desired item so others can assist in redistributing the story.

The Tribune

Obituary notes honor longtime Mills county official

A S Edwards known as Bener died after a lengthy illness and surgical ordeal. He served seven years as an official and earlier in a minor capacity, worked on the County War Board during the war, supported Glenwood community activities, and aided his ill mother while remaining active in clubs and lodge life. Resolutions from Woodland Rebekah Lodge and Glenwood Lodge No. 97 honor his public service, character, and civic duty. Major Hall of Mills county also described as a notable citizen with deep local ties and Masonry service.

A. S. Edwards Bener” Edwards County War Board Glenwood Lodge Mills County Protective Association Edwards Glenwood Lodge Albert Major Hall Rochester Minn Nebraska Our County Grant Neb Pacific Isaac Hall State Savings Bank Elizabeth Pacific Junction Fred W. Mendenhall Hall Mills County Isaac Wiles I. Q O Facific Junction Plattsmouth J. H. Hall Omaha Mayo Brothers of Rochester, Minn Flattamouth Journal Major A. Hall James Hall Elizabeth Cassell Hall Cass County Wall Grace Wiles Fred Mendenhall Madrid Joseph H. Hall Martha Caroline Mutz Marysville California Sumner Seward Hall Pender Allie S. Hall Lincolns Emma J. Graig Merrill George K. Hall Afvo John Hall Scottsbluftf Oak Hill William Brown Cora Fulton Page County Fenger Hospital Henderson James William Marion Hazel Wade Glen Arthur Christian Church Rebekah Lodge

No Chance Marry You Exchange Captures Public Attention

A brief exchange from American Legion Weekly shows a temperamental gun declaring no marriage, and a crudity remark from a man about wealth influencing decisions. The dialogue highlights social attitudes and sharp humor of the period.

American Legion Weekly

Long Hair and Insanity Debate Stirs London Tribune

A letter notes a wrongly certified insane person sparked talk on whether long hair signals insanity. It suggests hair may show eccentricity or genius, citing famous claims that music talent ties to hair growth and hints at a thin line between genius and lunacy. Public admonition follows.

London Answers

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ford James Kinney of Eliott Brother Wo, Kinney Sean Purcell Woodbine Erma Owens Columbus Joe O'Neill Bessie Boyle John Boyle St. Joe Louis Boyle Frank Anderson Wisconsin Frank Sargent Lee Sargent Fred Bergkind Wesley DeLashmutt Mattie Wilkinson Aurora WN. J. Russell Roy Lincoln Carl Lincoln Whner Anderson Sadie Fitch Trobart Read Win. Evans Jon O'Neill Osceola Alma du List Wilbur . Fowler Chant Myr J. J. Mendenhall Major Wil Anderson Grocery Jimmie’s Store R. H. Daniel Iowa Secretary of State Fackler’s East Side Square Glenwood, Iowa Woodland Rebekah Lodge No Martha L. Rathke Georgzin Hammond Minnie Ross H. H.cheyney J. L. Toss W. 5. Lewis M. J. Barber Sarah W. Downs Hey. BD. S. Thompson Mickie Gisras the Tribune South Side Square D. G. Jamison & Company
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