08 Dec 1921
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1921
Page
1
Local page features Crystal Theatre performances including Below the Siv fave and Christmas card listings. Retail notices tout half price Warner Corsets from Dunn & Tindley Co and 10c bead sales from D. G. Jamison & Co. Tanlac boasts, plus jokes and social news from Glenwood, with a W. R. G. chicken pie dinner and cemetery monument fundraiser.
Seven thousand child deaths annually in Towa alarm advocates. The piece commends efforts to improve infant welfare and notes chiropractors nationwide urge parents to scrutinize their children's health, praising the impact of chiropractic care on sick babies.
A collage of ads offers pets for sale including Rat Terrier and Rhode Island Red cockerels, poultry prices, used engine and truck sales, household items, real estate, and job offers. Includes junk cash-for-items, gas coupons, and a charity play at Mineola opera house for a church, with various local contact details.
Local notes report Christmas gift ideas at M L Hiett's and a slate of community events. Mentions of toy and sewing rocker promotions, social gatherings, and visits by residents to nearby towns accompany brief updates on health, travel, and upcoming Farm Bureau and church activities.
Charles Goltry exhibited dark brown feghorn chickens at the Omaha poultry show in late November. He won first prize with one exhibit and earned honorable mention for his pen of young stock.
Burlington railroad completed seven large sheep barns at Montgomery Illinois forty miles west of Chicago. Each barn measures 130 by 450 feet with a thousand acre farm adjoining. The complex can accommodate 70 000 sheep in transit at the same time.
The Crystal’s fortune in Paramount tickets contest draws eager crowds as the lucky numbers are sought. Five winners are announced: Dan Allen, Fred Kelley Junior, Beatrice Kruse, W. Maxwell, and Charles Seitz, with growing interest in the clever promotion.
The Methodist churches outline a Sunday program with Sunday school at 9:40, preaching at 10:45 and 7:28? p m. Leupworth League at 6:59, Young People's Chorus at 7:00 p.m. Monday prayer, mid week services Wednesday at 7:40. Choir practice Thursday evening at 7:00.
The Sunday school plans a Christmas program for Friday evening. The Young People’s Chorus performed last Sunday. Baptist Bible school at 9 45 morning worship 11 sermon The Armament of the Church. Hymn service 7 30 subject The Fool Who Asked Questions. Junior 2 30 Story hour 3 30 Young People service 6 30. Go to Church. Pleasant Hill services 3 p m Endeavor 6 30 song service 7 20 Woman and the Kingdom. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m. Bible school next Sunday 9 45. Morning worship 10 45 Paul Writes to a Friend. Christian Endeavor 6 30 Miss Louise Lyon. Evening service 7 30 The Story of a Runaway Slave. Christian Wednesday 7 30 Bible study. Bible school 10 a m. Commun- Art cordially invited Thomas My Son and Garman 11 Whyans minister.
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