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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1909
Page
4
Glenwood Iowa August 24 1909 front page brief notes a publisher named F Bill on T Bradway with local editorial reference and routine notices from Mills County Tribune records.
Mark Pickrel visits the Harry Summers home south of Malvern while Malvern schools set to begin September 6 with three new teachers Olga Otis Frances Potts and Mae Churchill. Malvern residents travel east to Boston and Laurel Montana. Local visits include H M Babbitt family and Glenn from near Lewis. A runaway team at W Axtell orchard causes a commotion.
Several brief items recount a wagon incident with a hay sweep collision leaving a man bruised, Miss Mildred Shugart visiting in Council Bluffs, Edmund Roberts and his bride from Braman Oklahoma visiting his sister Mrs L W Boehner, and W H Salyers leading a land seekers party to Las Vegas New Mexico. A camping crowd north of Chantry farm with chaperones Dr and Mrs Rush, plus John Suits’ Salt Lake City trip and tales of Denver’s first brick house, round out the week’s social notices.
Anderson of Balfour transacts business in Silver City Saturday. Ten carloads of livestock shipped to Chicago by William Burgoin and R Bada Saturday. Mr and Mrs J B Johnson of Glenwood visit briefly with A P Reeve. J A Frazier of Chicago spent time with his mother Mrs Julia Frazier. Bert Huffaker of Council Bluffs returns after a week with Silver City relatives. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs OV Sell. Friday morning, couple in ways took.
A pair of runaway horse teams in Silver City caused minor property damage but no injuries. Frank Richardson’s team bolted near 8:30 p.m. and circled the block before stopping in front of Waltrip’s restaurant. Arch Corner’s team pulled a new buggy, veered at the hotel corner, struck a tree in L W Houffaker’s yard, leaving the buggy damaged but no injuries.
Henderson church piano pupils staged a recital last Friday. Local residents share travels to Milestone Canada and Texas Panhandle land ventures. Henderson schools set Sept 6 under Principal Clarence Workman with teachers Haworth Skank and Flora Wilson. Also notes on Amazon River facts and tides.
The article notes that sunflowers in the Caucasus nations yield potash from ashes after seed oil for soap and cooking, with factories producing 15 000 tons last year. It also touches on historic sausages and early culinary fame in Bologna and Lucania before modern invasion, then discusses hypnotism's role in sickness as a strong mind belief influencing medical perception.
The piece argues that true gentleness and virtue surpass gruffness, praising Nazareth’s model man and Hare’s claim that a Christian is God Almighty's gentle man. It asserts happy people radiate goodwill, lighting rooms, and exceeding mere clever proofs by embodying livableness of life.
There are in Great Britain 510000 holdings of over one acre, of which 67 are listed with ownership details. The data notes a broad distribution of land parcels and signals ongoing reforms to farm tenure and agricultural policy affecting landowners and tenants nationwide.
A dated promotional piece from The Red Cross Drug Co. touts hair microbes discovered by professors in Hamburg and Paris as the cause of baldness. It claims Rexall Hair Tonic, with ingredients like resorcin and beta napthol, can regrow hair on viable scalps and offers a money-back guarantee. The notice also mentions war indemnity commentary by Bishop Hamilton and cites Philadelphia North American.
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