09 Dec 1920
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1920
Page
1
Glenwood area items cover church events and lectures, local visits, and a brief on a coal mine supplying state institutions. Mentions include Dr. Hyde divorce, Mrs Hyde linked to Thomas Swope trials, a D. D. G. M. appointment, band music in Pacific Junction, and furniture ads from KE M Myers.
Mrs. Whipple formerly of Glenwood writes from Keysor Calo detailing a mail address change to 2001 Trurcas Street Omaha Nebraska. She describes a dust storm that turned to snow with gale winds and notes the dry farming country 6000 feet high with light showers and a good corn crop. Land prices range around 16 to 0 ah acre and she mentions hard work and visiting Glenwood before Christmas. The Tribune remains a link to home with biweekly visits.
Local churches announce a coordinated schedule to boost support through Wednesday Night Church Night featuring singing scripture study and committee meetings. In addition, several churches publicize upcoming services, school night observances, and union services with Methodist Congregational and Baptist communities.
The Trepune presents a read at Briar Club on Friday December 2 by John V Stone. His address on evolution and kinship draws praise from Briar Chip members and many others for its intellectual vigor and thought provoking language.
Re elected. A Glenwood man L Lyon J C will head the lone Chiropractors Association for usecenti year. The Weing Yenomin dted without opposition. Ta A F Juliaider of fies Moines becomes the new secretary and treasurer without opposition. The attendance at the convention is the largest in its history. On Tuesday Tr Lyon was re elected for a third term. Dr B J Palmer founder of Chiro
Practice delivered his great lecture After Tomorrow What in the Aud itorium as the convention opens with H K Lyon Glenwood presiding. The meeting began Sunday with Lyon presiding and Monday featured an address and business session followed by a luncheon at the Hotel Savery. A banquet Monday had H Tl Lyon as toastmaster and Rev J E Wilkins of Malvern spoke on Men- Than and Now. On Tuesday about a dozen chiropractors discussed various facets of chiropractic work.
Ladies of the Congregational church announce a Christmas Bazaar and Market Day in the parish parlors on Thursday afternoon December 16. Also noted is Governor Harding inviting Iowans to the national Parks conference in Des Moines January 10 to 12, with Secretary of the Interior John Barton Payne coordinating. Advertising is presented as a public service aiding readers in finding truthful goods and services.
A long list of local advertisements and notices from Glenwood Ia includes items for sale such as furniture geese frame buildings tires and poultry, plus multiple phone contacts. Also notices on storage battery service a public sale of junk and second hand furniture, and warnings against trespassing on farms with owner permission.
Parties are warned to refrain from hunting on the McMenigal and Pushner farm south of Glenwood. Those found violating this warning will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law, M. Wirth.
Tonow duive i mew 44 tam Kissed and wi prepared by haul div anywhere. This trick has floge spice to avequang date from 15 to 20 head of hows Wan, E. Stout, phone 308W, Glenwood .
The Ladies Aid Society of the Christian church announces a food sale on Saturday December 11 in the window of Praiet hardware store. Proceeds support Sunday dinner preparations and church activities.
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