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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1913
Page
4
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Continued from page 1 notes a very enjoyable entertainment at the Opera House last Friday despite bad weather. A large crowd attended and Dr. Craig and family spent Thanksgiving with the Doctor's mother in Macedonia.
Miss L Edna Smith of Loveland Colorado visits her aunt Mrs Wolfe while holding a nurse state certificate. She has resigned as head nurse at Loveland Hospital for an extended visit with her Iowa relatives and the Tabor high school football team.
Malvern high blanked Tabor park 28 to 0 last Friday afternoon marking the second Malvern win over Tabor this season after a 19 to 0 victory at Malvern. Local families C A Barnes and Ellen B Sawyer visited Shenandoah for Thanksgiving with relatives and plan winter stays in California and Shenandoah. The Smith and Timson families discussed a possible farm exchange near Tabor to benefit their children’s education. neighbors in Buchanan county previously from Illinois.
Silver City celebrates Mr. and Mrs. Hol VanKirk thirtieth wedding anniversary on November 20. A corn show exhibit is urged for December 5 and 6. News notes include illness in the Swarts family with scarlet fever and quinsy, a man named Guy Hogue involved in a disturbance, arrest and bond details, deer sighting near Avoca, Mrs. Elmer Stone's return to Oklahoma, travel notes, and a family reunion at the Coburn home. Local school disruptions due to strong fumes from disinfectants are reported.
Mrs L W Miller hosted a Sunday school class gathering. Editor Wortman was severely injured after a fall from a ladder last week but improving. J W McNulty buys corn for a Missouri relative, paying up to 65c. The main sewer work finished. Charles Boren takes Donner elevator, plans move with family. Mrs Nicholls to occupy Churchill residence on First Avenue. Ella Hamaker, 33, of Wood Lake, Nebr, died Nov 25 1913 after surgery. funeral at Malvern Christian church with burial in Malvern cemetery. Born Nov 39 1879 in White Cloud Iowa, she had lived with her parents since her husband’s death.
A long recount details a Thanksgiving night coon hunt near Botna with twelve hunters, a big twenty pound coon, dog battles, and the pelt prize, ending with doughnuts and a night of stories. Also, Earl C. Ling lands a clerk position in the Glenwood post office after a Civil Service exam and local residency.
Crowds filled Ironmonger’s basement last Saturday afternoon as a real Santa Claus handed out souvenirs to children and visitors. Josie performed during the visit, drawing smiles from the crowd and prompting kids to ask about it. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness shown during bereavement, noting Masonic lodge members’ support in Glenwood. For Sale lists a two-year-old registered Poland-China male hog at about 650 pounds by Frank Choate.
Glenwood Iowa resident W H Wallace recalls using Doan's Kidney Pills years ago and still vouches for their merit in kidney disorders. The ad claims continued dealer availability at 60 cents with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents and urges readers to remember the name.
A cluttered Glenwood page lists requests for eggs and poultry prices at Watson and Jamison's fur sale ads. It promotes Christmas shopping early, farm services, real estate trade aims, and local notices including a chicken pie supper and a wolf hunt near Henderson.
Redemption notice to Margaret Burk states that on December 9 1910 a tax sale in Mills County Iowa sold Lots 6 7 and 8 in Block 14 Gleason's addition Pacific Junction for delinquent taxes due and unpaid. Redemption expires ninety days after service unless redeemed and a deed will be issued. THAS KING holder of said certificate.
An advertisement touts Allen's Cough Balsam as quick relief for mild coughs and colds. It promotes 250 500 and $2.00 bottles available at all dealers, urging readers to try the product.
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