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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1922
Page
6
Advertisement rates include display 56 per inch and locals classified 10 cents per line. Subscriptions offered for one year six months and three months with various ad and notice options such as card of thanks obituary poetry resolutions and general display composition notations.
Bartlett students shared period examination strains and Thanksgiving room decorations. The Bartlett Athletic Club beat Riverton High 14 to 10 in boys basketball, with Coach Maurer refereeing. Girls teams the Midgets and Huskies played a prelim. Midgets won Tito to. The Parent Teachers Association met amid strong attendance as programs draw more high school interest and plans for community service emerged.
Wiley Irby and Violet Youmans traveled from Glenwood to Omaha and Lincoln evading the law. The 16 year old girl was kept as a witness in Glenwood while the man was bound over to federal court in Lincoln for violation of the Mann act. The case highlights a pursued romance ended by police action and a looming prison sentence for the man and a ruined reputation for the girl.
Bishop Longley of the Iowa diocese conducted services at Glenwood Episcopal church to a full house. He urged the church to work without money, urged renewal, and warned that Europe is in chaos. He said the path to order lies in people returning to God as leading men from all walks of life listen.
Fragmentary note argues the only solution to stop the decline of the church is to return to God. It emphasizes recognizing and acting on His power mercy and omniscience as essential.
Sunday saw two auto mishaps on the Federal road near Brown Miller place, a Ringgold county Ford blew a tire, wrecking windshield and top after a turn over. A passenger suffered a torn shoulder. A Dodge, newly bought by Noddie of Omaha Fruit and Grocery Co., tipped on Greenhill north of Glenwood. Friday night two strangers near Mrs Mayberry place attempted the same road shoulder, leaving two cars out of commission until repairs.
Residents of North Linn street commend Street Commissioner Art Byers for his work that improved the street’s condition for travel. The praise notes the splendor of the recent repairs and the street’s renewed usability for residents and passersby.
A brief note reports locals fixing a clogged drain after a troubled day. Art, with his little tractor, helped clear the blockage and restore street flow. No injuries or further incidents noted.
Mrs. Nancy Parr of Locust Street testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved disordered kidneys backache dizziness and faintness after suffering in mid age and old age. Crescent Pharmacy supplied the pills and she reports they quickly improved her condition. Price 60 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY 11-28-12-4
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