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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1919
Page
1
Local items report warming from 41 degrees above to 24 below zero, upcoming events like the fiddlers contest postponement, moves and relocations, plus a crop and livestock snapshot for Iowa in 18. The piece mentions Red Cross seals, bank resources, and a Glenwood Tire ad pitch.
The passage describes chilliness signaling a chest cold that can progress to fever throat soreness chest pressure and coughing potentially leading to pneumonia. It advocates vigorous action at first symptoms including spinal adjustments described as preventive and capable of breaking the illness, with a promise of no charge for consultation.
A garbled ad page lists Jewelry and novelties firms, gas and tire services, poultry buyers, farm animals for sale including a two year old registered Durham and a yearling Duroc boar, straw buy requests, high poultry prices, secondhand woods, and street light service notices. Also includes Colorado land offers, and realty details from Albert County Realty Co and Deupree Kiowa Calo.
A collage of short items notes 10 cents buys goods, five Iowa University buildings closed to save fuel, Oxo Gas claims safety, and a suggestion to report missing full cans to the Agriculture Department. It cites a Railway Age pamphlet opposing Plumb plan, praises JL Hooker’s corn husking record, and records Mills County donations totaling 1747.16 to a Christian home orphanage.
Miller and Hevern of Glenwood Ta offer to handle lunch for sales and invite readers to see them or leave word at the Tribune office.
For sale at bargain a complete Red River Special threshing outfit with many new parts including a new tank pump hose Garden City Feeder attachment concaves teeth in cylinder cups and chains for elevator a double 1b hep steam engine and a 324neh separator Engine alone worth the price asked $1500 Must be taken before January 1 1920 Hastings la contact Albert Feist.
For Sale fresh milk cows H L Pike phone 292W Glenwood Ta. For Sale Bob sled in good condition Henry Maxwell phone 471 Glenwood. Lost Cantonleman s proven kid glove with wool fleece lining. Wind er please leave at Tribune office. In officers elect of the Pythian Sisters the name given as Mrs Minnie Travers should be Mrs Millie Travers.
Word reached relatives that Godeon Adams left Lincoln last Saturday to undergo an operation, with Agnes Myers traveling from Council Bluffs to Tabor for a possible submission to the hospital. The writer visited Wednesday night with Uncle H E Myers and family, noting Agnes paused school work due to coal shortages. Subscribe for The Tribune now.
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