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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1919
Page
13
A Chicago Daily News feature portrays Grace Arnold and her husband discussing Christmas pressures. They note how heavy preparations, frills, and gifts exhaust families, urging instead emphasis on love, kindness, and voluntary acts throughout the year to preserve meaning beyond bills and consumption.
Mrs. E. F. Waldhier of 1012 Wall St Milwaukee Wisconsin reports dramatic relief from lifelong stomach trouble headaches and nerve trouble after four bottles of Tanlac. She says prior medicines failed and gas choking spells and weight loss worsened her condition but Tanlac restored appetite and sleep and left her feeling stronger than ever. Local retailers A J Howe Glenwood W W Abel Samson Malvern Henry Morehouse Silver City J J Talboy Henderson G E Irwin.
After thirty seven years with Royal Baking Powder Company H A LeFetra retires as Advertising Manager with the board creating a special title and continuing compensation. J W Gannon resigns to lead a new advertising agency bearing his name. Frederick C Hitch is set to join as Advertising Manager around the 20th with the organization.
A young man with extensive experience in advertising food and other products has spent several years in a top position within the Advertising Department of a large eastern manufacturing company. He is noted for an attractive personality, strong character, initiative, and persistent energy. The company says it is fortunate to have secured his services.
Mrs Wahoo reads that a soap bubble is one five-anillionth of an inch thick and jokes about its thinness while Farmer Wawhoo dismisses a neighbor’s plan to swap plots near Hettie Jane, reflecting rural banter in a country paper.
Automobile thieves are increasing and state authorities act. The sheriffs of love organize the State Auto Theft Bureau with offices to open in the county courthouse alongside the sheriff. Governor W. J. Harding supports the effort.
State plan assigns each sheriff to file daily stolen auto reports to a central office while receiving statewide lists of stolen vehicles. Sheriff Chan Campbell will head tracing efforts with H F Woods coordinating internal work. The drive aims to cut rising auto thefts and includes contacting manufacturers to trace altered VINs. A separate case involves M K E Russell suing for 25000 over Louis M Russell’s death.
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