Local notices and events from Glenwood and Mills County
Glenwood area notes include town loans by Ivory Otis and others, farm and business updates, visiting relatives, school assignments, and upcoming social events. Mentions of plays at Glenwood opera house, a pie social, Thanksgiving visits, and local auctions plus business ads for Ivory Otis, Ebsugh and Mills County Abstract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivory & Otis
Raymond Trisler
Bb. G
Glenwood
Susan Jewell
Tabor College
Glenwood Friends
Wright School
Ralph H. Spotts
University At
Lawrence
Kan
Ada Winkler
Virginia Johnson
Henderson
Maxwell School
Contributions for New Clock Fund
The executive committee to raise funds for the new Court House Clock authorizes B. A. French at National Bank B. A. Berrick at Lamb Bank E. L. Carson at State Bank to receive donations. All are interested in this enterprise. Be prompt and liberal with your contributions. Committee members A Heinsheimer F M Shriver J M Donelan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
B. A. French
National Bank
B. AB. Berrick
Lamb Bank
E. L. Carson
State Bank
Edison Records at L S Robinsons store
The New Edison Records can be seen at L S Robinsons store. Four minute records run twice as long as old ones and sell for 40c. Come in and hear them. Also includes Mrs McRaney's Experience praising Foley's Kidney Remedy. Farms for sale listed: 60 acres near Glenwood at 60 per acre, 160 near Henton at 50, and 100 near Henton at 60, with details and contact B B Dean, Glenwood IA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli
Jane
Glenwood Opera House
Howe’s
Edison
L. S. Robinson
Public sale announced by F M Boyd in Hillsdale
F M Boyd will hold a public sale at his Hillsdale place on Thursday December 3 starting at 1 o'clock. The auction offers 27 head of stock including a team of horses two milch cows 15 shoats hay corn potatoes wagon buggies harness and other articles. The Ellison Evernham farm four miles northeast of Glenwood hosts a second sale December 16 with livestock implements hay corn and property of M Evernham and H T Bennett. Capt F P Fowler is the auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Boyd
Hillsdale
Ellison Evernham
Glenwood
M. Evernham
H.T. Bennett
F. P. Fowler
Life on a Colorado claim from Mrs Warner at Valley View Farm
Mrs W D Warner writes from Akron Colorado recalling life on her north of town claim Valley View Farm. She notes fine soil and stock range, education in Akron, new courthouse and houses, four churches, prohibition on saloons, women voting, rattlesnake encounters, and plans to prove up by November 28 before returning to Akron for school and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Warner
Colorado
W. H. Jiiden
Glenwood
Akron
Colo
Tribune
Valley View Farm
Washington County
Warner
Iowa
Queen Mills
Mexico Encourages Foreign Investors in Mexican Mines
A letter from J. Russell Gordon of Mexico City states that a law to bar American mining investment was studied but dropped. It notes Diaz and the Mexican government favor foreign capital in mining ventures and hints at opportunities, though the credibility of the hints is uncertain and will not be endorsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Pribune
J. Russell Gordon
Mexico City
Diaz
Two South Dakota Farms For Sale Near Huron And Sheffield
One sixty acre unimproved tract near Huron at 35 dollars an acre must sell within thirty days. Another 320 acre farm six miles from Huron and near Sheffield features a new barn sheds two story house good well water windmill fully fenced with 108 acres under cultivation, priced at 47.50 dollars per acre. For details contact W. F. P. Hill at the Tribune office Glenwood Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Henton
B. B. Dean
Huron
Sheffield
Cavour
South Dakota
W. F P. Hill
Tribune
Lowa
Poland-China Boars For Sale at Idlewild Herd
Frank Anderson of Idlewild Herd Poland Chinas, Pacific Junction Iowa, lists Black Diamond boar 149745 and other sires by Keep-On and Trilby with sale due to herd needs. Also notes Fomel boars for spring sale and endorses Orino Laxitive by Foley’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
China
O. R
Frank Anderson
Idlewild Herd
Poland- Chinas
Pacific Junction
Iowa
New Jersey Visit Letters From Hastings Woman
Miss Mamie Hicks of Hastings writes from Newark on her Thanksgiving reflections in New Jersey. She describes theatre outings in Proctors and The Lion and the Mouse, plans a New York Hippodrome visit, notes travels through eight towns, church attendance in Succasunna, and plans to spend Christmas in Ludlow Kentucky while planning a tunnel trip from Hoboken to New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie.Hicks
Hastings
New Jersey
the Tribune
Newark
N. J
Iowa
Proctors Theatre
Hoboken
New York City
Succasunna
Presbyterian Church
Stobbard
Ludlow
Cincinatti
Mamie
Hicks
Making Hens Lay In Fall Boosts Winter Egg Production
The December Farm Journal advises fall laying for spring pullets to sustain production through winter and fetch higher egg prices. It recommends feeding wheat and unlimited milk for rapid maturation, notes milk substitutes meat and insects for laying hens, and suggests keeping pullets unmated until spring.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lulu Wilson
Farragut
Dr. Elliott
H. E. Wilson
Plattsmouth
Anna Ivory
Tabor
Theo W. Ivory
Guy Rhodes
Cheyenne
Wyo
J. J. Kelley
A. H. Gollinghurst
Chester Pickrel
Red Oak Allies
Coughton
A. Ring
Malvern
J. M. Strahan
Arthur Edmunds
Burse Wright
Council Bluffs
Council Blutts
Leon Ward
Heinsheimer
Hawkeye
Hoosier
Leon
Mineola
D. L. Heinsheimer
Jeanette
Kraft
Excelsior Springs
Frank Ridgeway
Maryville
Imogene
W. R. Bruce
Mrs. Morgan
Supt
J. H. Morgan
Marshall County
McCullough
Mr. Bruce
Mr. Morgan
Morgan
Bruce
Bower Bros
Hurst's
Red Cross Drug Co
Robinson’s
Anna Anderson
Valley View
Silver City
Hawthorne
Sheldon Hubbard
R. S. Cheyney
W. A. Tolles
Omaha
Edith Cheyney
Chanute
Kaw
Des Moines
G. J. Woodrow
Ladies of the Baptist Mission Circle
Foley
A. A Howe
Banner Lab
Mills County
C. W. Burger
A. J. Howe
A. Heinsheimer Committee
F. M. Shriver
J. M. Donelan
McRaney
M. McRaney
Prentiss
Moley
Mexico
Orino
Harry Green & Company
Swope
Gunn
BIG Leffert
Seifert
Leffert’s
Broadway
National Horticultural Congress
Council Bluff
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