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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1919

Page

11

Local residents recount visits and travels around Macedonia

Henderson vicinity notes list multiple residents visiting relatives in Nebraska Iowa and Missouri. Names include Sturgeon Hulbert Gravett Gravett Dye Harney and Workman with trips to Red Oak Atlantic Council Bluffs Glenwood Macedonia and Shenandoah. Thanksgiving visits and hospital trips are described along with a fuel shortage affecting a local schedule.

M. S. Sturgeon Nebraska Hazel Hulbert Near Enott Our City Ada Gravett Viva Gravett Macedonia Jain Warrene Strader Red Oak Cecil Strahan Willis Dye CG. A. Wight Elliott Dave Anderson Hastings Mary Trisler Atlantic H. F. Cool Glenwood Henry Maxwell A. & Workman Wm. Work- Inman Flossie McLaughlin Carson Joedmundson A. O. Harney Elton Sarah Woods J. R. Tibbles Evelyn Rowe Perry Laura Pougee FE. Irwin Will Wieming Omaha Velma ‘Triplett Wid M. Workman Villisea Hol ‘Taylor Isabelle Puryear Wales Ella Plumb Malvern J. W. Parker Dave Owens William Cain M. Woods Oakland J. J. Curgan Victor Norton

Weighing Mills County Real Estate Mortgages in 1919

A Mills County inquiry into real estate mortgages as of June 20 1919 aggregates 920 mortgages totaling over 5.9 million dollars with about 10 850 acres involved. Non residents hold roughly three quarters of the mortgages while interest rates largely stand at 5 percent.

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Mills County Board Proceedings November 25 1919 Glenwood

Mills County Board of Supervisors met in Glenwood with Sherman Jones chairing. Audited claims include railroad, road, motor vehicle, and county funds for numerous labor, material, and service items. official bonds, loans, tax exemptions, and a blind pension approved. adjourned to December 4 1919.

Glenwood Iowa Board of Supervisors Mills County Sherman Jones Chas GC. Plumer Tl. H. Cheyney American Express Co W. H H. Fieckel Ross Atkinson County Road Fund Ernest Cozad John Cozad Henry Smith C. BR. Campbell R. L. Boyer Ralph Mayber Shirley Mayberry Geo Peck W. Gilleard King J. Pinmb LeRoy Irby Jakndres Ivan Linzel Motor Vehicle Fund J. BR. Smouse J. H. Clark J. Standiford Aubry Austin J. G. Mvans K. i. Barber Ki. i. Barber Zion Institutions and Industries Bridge Fund CG. P. Kinney Glenwood Sewer County Fund Educational Supply Co Houghton Mifflin Co Laurel Book Co Town Telephone Co John B. Dorman Burroughs Adding Machine Co CG. H. Warren J. F. Lewis R. P. Gall Lloyd Peppett Ben Stoxdill Ora Bankus James Gray Roy Beelman Witne A. Hoyt Witn W. W. Clark W. M. Plimpton Quinn Lumber Co Oscaur Hiatt J. N. Sawyers County Farm L. K. Anthony County Farm Fund J. U. Wackler Dunn & Ludley UY. Jamison & Co W. M. Moore

Treasury Certificates Offer Short Term Debentures

The United States Treasury invites subscriptions this week for two new issues of Treasury certificates of indebtedness. Both mature quickly and bear interest at 4 1 4 percent. No minimum subscription is fixed and books may close on December 1 without notice. The first issue, Series D of 1920 dated December 1, payable February 16, 1920, is optional as to redemption on ten days public notice and not acceptable for Federal tax payments. The second issue is designated as

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Treasury certificates offer tax payment option in 1920

December 1 1920 dated ed TN 3 of 15920 describes non optional redemption before maturity and March 15 1920 payment deadline. It outlines acceptance of outstanding certificates at par with accrued interest adjustment for new issues and states banks may subscribe and be paid by the treasury into war loan accounts. Corporations can invest surplus at 4.44 percent while using certificates as a currency substitute for tax payments.

Treasury TL. Harris Seventh Federal Reserve District

Preventable Diseases Cut U S Deaths Since 1900

The text notes large declines in death rates from typhoid fever diphtheria and tuberculosis between 1900 and 1917. It estimates millions in lives saved and billions in costs avoided, citing reductions in national mortality and working-class illness.

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Editorial independence and the editor’s burden

Wal dood quotes editorial independence from political influence while addressing the fourth annual conference of Town newspaper men. Mr Yeock and Mr Cook discuss editorial responsibility, the impact of propaganda, and the need for moral strength among owners and directors to preserve character in newspapers.

Waldood Cook Springfield Republican Yeock Carte Department Store

Emerson Students Home for Thanksgiving Visit

Several college students spend the Thanksgiving break at home including Paul Garson and Miss Faith Dunn from the University at Lincoln Nebraska Lowell Patrick of Parsons College Fairfield Iowa Louise Birdsell from Indianola Iowa Miss Ima Weed of Van Sant Omaha Miss Brangline Cheney teaching in Glenwood and Miss Mildred Weed a teacher at Albin Iowa Calling Cards offered as an inexpensive Christmas gift at The Tribune Office.

Emerson Paul Garson Faith Dunn University At Lincoln Nebr Lowell Patrick Parsons College Fairfield Iowa Louise Birdsell Indianola Ima Weed van Sant Omaha Brangline Cheney Glenwood Mildred Weed Albin

Emerson Area Thanksgiving and Funeral Notices Update

Emerson and nearby towns share holiday travel and family visits as residents return from Glenwood Council Bluffs and Red Oak. The community notes open schools after scarlet fever scare, and record many trips to attend funerals, weddings, and family gatherings across Omaha Des Moines and Galveston, with plans for spring moves and a New York trip for Mrs Ellen and son Billy.

Mary Schwab San Antonio Texas Carl Nogall M. Tl.vans Excelator Springs Vans Sibyl Tabbs Cora D. Land Des Moines Nina Burt Aurora, Nel la S. Priest Malvern Mimer Oplevie Council Blails Leo Oplevie Montgomery County Mis Dy N. jKinney Imerson Bb. J. Miller O. L. Davis M. &. Shannon RL. Davis BP. Maynes E. P. Whitney Ed Morgan George Jack George Biller Little Rock Ark Wm. Clawford Red Oak Mr. Eller Billy New York Ellen

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