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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1917
Page
3
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Omaha visitors J L Evans and Mrs J Crawford stop by Red Oak and Sturgeon from Omaha visits daughter in town. Red Cross auction at town hall postponed. Ten pound boy Richard Bagnall McVey born to McVey couple. Trip to Woodrow, Colo. by McDill and McClain to visit Mrs Anna McClain. No services at Methodist due to Rev G W Palmers illness. Mrs W B Douglas to visit daughter in Mena Ark, with husband to Pacific Junction. Twenty five Ladies of the Woman's Relief Corps visit Mrs S E Stone and present silver tablespoons. Mrs R B West visits St Joe Mo. A E Kirkland and wife accompany to Cuba for winter. H C Hascall renovates Goodell building. W W Hoag to occupy new front. Masons set Installation for Jan 2. Eastern Star Jan 7. Woman's Relief Corps Jan 4 at Woodman Hall.
A mix from Bartlett’s pages covers visits in Omaha and Glenwood, church events, a college spelling school fundraiser, and a cancer patient’s update. It notes electric shop tech advances, large electric exports, and a huge New York subway system stat on riders and rush patterns. It also includes a wartime pledge discussion on tobacco abstinence to fund the Y M C A and war relief. The piece closes with household tips and soldier aid items, from bath products to aluminum goods.
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