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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1916

Page

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Glenwood News From Malvern to Glenwood Visitors

Glenwood reports Miss Grace Dige of Malvern and others visiting, plus travels of Mrs. June Wicker and Mrs. Elmer Burkett. Local society events include an oyster supper by Harr Oak Missionary society. Updates cover hospital trips, family visits, and a Christmas message from M. N. Anthony.

Grace Dige Malvern Glenwood June Wicker Wesley Flibbs Harr Oak Missionary Society Boyd McCrary

D G Jami Bargain Room Listing Posts Saucy Menu Note

A fragment notes a 10 cent bargain room for a son with dishes and a cryptic reference to D G Jami. The readable text hints at a small sale or listing, but details are incomplete and may reflect a shop notice or classifieds snippet.

Son D. G. Jami

For Sale and Wanted Notices Mix in Glenwood Area Ads

A collage of classified ads lists second hand wagon, a No. 5 Royal Typewriter, an oil motor item, irrigated farmland near Boise Valley at 125 per acre, a flock of Rhode Island Reds, a dancing event in White Cloud with tickets priced at 1, real estate offerings in Glenwood with two houses on Walnut Street described as modern and well finished, and a Ward's Wagon sales opportunity in Mills County. Also notes rising paper prices and various home services.

Safle Glenwood Walnut Street R. M. McKenzie Silver City Iowa

The Gift That Came Back in Toyland at Christmas

In a quiet toy department Santa Claus contemplates a lonely year and a girl named Bertha. A worried child asks for a doll or train, while Santa secretly retrieves a ring Bertha wore. He plans to reunite with Bertha in the city, ensuring a merry Christmas for his niece-elect.

Toy Toyland Santa Claug Bertha Quirrel Santa Claus

Christmas Enrollment and Birth Across Bethlehem Story

The excerpt blends a biblical nativity account with a modern magazine quip about a New Year cover. It recounts Caesar Augustus issuing a decree for a world census, Joseph and Mary traveling to Bethlehem, Mary bearing a child and laying him in a manger, and shepherds receiving angels announcing the Saviour. A magazine editor and artist debate a year end cover showing an aged man and a smiling infant, sparking a joke about aging and growth.

Caesar Augustus Quirinus Syria Syvelys Ihe

Health notes and social events from Silver City

Mrs. Win. Hettinger leaves for Green Gables sanitarium at Lincoln Nebraska for treatment, accompanied by Mr. Hettinger. Local social circle visits Glenwood to see Rebekah lodge team, followed by a banquet. Two Mineola brothers settle a dispute in Justice Reeve's court without trial after a razor figure enters the argument. August Spelman undergoes a two hour stomach operation at Nicholas Senn hospital Omaha with hopeful recovery. Mrs. J. B. Speer treated for heart trouble at Edmondson hospital Council Bluffs. sister visits. Mrs. M. Kehoe recovering satisfactorily after recent Methodist hospital operation in Omaha.

Times Win. Hettinger Green Gables Sanitarium Lincoln Neb Hettinger Charlea Hunt A. P. Reeve Frank Pullman Hal Uowser Laura Dunagan C. A. Moore Ruth Stogdill Fern Hettinger Glenwood Rebekah Lodge Nike T. J EB. F. Davis Mineola August Spelman Nicholas Senn Omaha Louis George Bada J. B. Speer Edmondson Hospital Council Bluffs D.L. Markel M. Ke

Advertised Letters at Glenwood Post Office 1916

List of unclaimed letters for the week ending December 2 1916 at Glenwood Post Office. Names include Higginbitham Johnson Miss Alice Kent Hardware Co Lawry C Wolven Maud Stout and Jas. Courier. Letters unsold will be sent to Dead-Letter Office in Washington D C January 2 1917.

Glenwood Higginbitham Johnson Alice Kent Hardware Co Lawry C. Wolven Maud Stout Jas Washington, D .C W. H. Fickel P. M

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Elmer Burkett Sarah Wright von Walker Wall Street S. (. Walker CG. Walker J. L. Duckingham Lonnie Poeun Sidney Guy Atex Jest Alfred Davis John Underwood Garterville Meganie Unck Ingham John Wrenwick Emerson Dr. Wolfe Ethel Kelly Carson Gorith Roy Zimmer Methodist Onhursday Tagt Lawrence Chirence Blockton Clarence Fristoe Susan Shirets Edmundson Hospital Harry C. White Angels Camp Cal Cay M. N. Anthony Tacoma Wash R. H. Sampson Anthony the Tribune J” Street L. W. Miller Clifford Aistrope John Hallmack White Cloud Mills Jay Wright Ride Drill Lid Wearin Henwood Lriday Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church H. M. Logan Myrtley Anderson Jannah Geyeritz Red Oak Bert Woodburn Woodburn Lought Ustis Glenwooders Cargon Everett Agler New Market Shirley Lewis Townsville China L. S. Robinson Chiropractic Lyon & Lyon Chiropractors Carl Bueh Royal Typewriter Haines Boise Valley A. L. Murphy Caldwell, Idaho Hammiack White Cloud Mills County Frank Deerwester Santa Tina Oman Bertin Anoment Chikiane Phudnig Ghyiss Papi Tran Christimas Christias Sie Joseph Galites Nazareth Judea David Bethloom Mary Christ Silver Hensley’s L. B. Day Fulton E. M. Myers F. M. McCluskey McCluskey Bldg Rex
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