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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1916

Page

4

Royal Baking Powder Promises Superior Baking Quality

Practical economy notes that baking powders based on alum or phosphate cost less than Royal Baking Powder, but vary in leavening. A cheap powder can ruin a cake, wasting costly ingredients, while Royal Baking Powder, made from cream of tartar, yields fine food and real savings for bake quality. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO. New York

Pacific Junction Two Children Suffer Fractures In Unlucky Day

A bridge accident left Martha Anderson twelve, with a broken right arm just above the wrist after falling from a Pony Creek bridge railing. Walter Flynn twelve, struck by a Ford driven by Harry Adams, fractured both bones above the ankle and is recovering after medical care. The town records a Tuesday of misfortune amid community notices and local visits.

Junction Martha Anderson Will Anderson Pony Creek Walter Flynn Dave Flynn Harry Adams Glenwood

Local residents host gatherings and visits over Thanksgiving

A series of visits and travels fill the week as families and friends converge. Arthur Olson returns from Minneapolis for a short stay with his parents, while Mrs. Alexander travels from Villisca with Harriet and Harold Orme. Emerson guests include Mr. Elihu Cheney and Mr. George Hascall. Council Bluffs' Clara VanWormer visits J. J. Marrin's household, and Clarence Flowers joins the Marrin home. Mrs. Floyd McLaughlin visits Red Oak with her parents Horton. Sylvia Fitch travels from Omaha for vacation with her parents. Mrs. Bie Stroud Anderson's little son visits friends with her. Mrs. Will O'Neill, now in Minnesota, visits sister Mrs. Albert Lincoln, and they travel to Gravity to see a ill father. Horton Beam and daughter tour Riverton, with Riverton school-attending Beam girls returning home. Marion Moore, three months in Philadelphia, visits parents before heading to Belle Fourche to source wool for Coffin & Gilmore. Fred Rose hosts a six o'clock dinner at his home with friends Albert Kroon, Marvin Moore, Lee Haynie, and Elmer Olson.

Marrin Floyd McLaughlin Red Oak Horton Floyd Sylvia Fitch Omaha Bie Stroud Anderson Will O'Neill Minnesota Albert Lincoln Gravity Horton Beam Riverton Beam Marion Moore Philadelphia Belle Fourche S .C Coffin & Gilmore Fred Rose Fred Mendenhall Elmer Olson Albert Kroon Marvin Moore Lee Haynie

Nice Writing Paper Offered By The Tribune

The Tribune announces a new shipment of high grade writing paper and envelopes for business and professional users. Available in white and suitable tints, the store invites customers to view the selections.

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