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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1921
Page
4
Mills County Tribune lists subscription prices at 2.00 per year in advance with options for six months and three months single copy. Advertising rates shown: display 20c per inch, composition 6c per inch, locals and classified per line, obituaries and poetry per line, and other notices. Publisher names FL HILL HALLE A DAVIS are noted among terms.
Kenneth Bell of Sterling Illinois and Myrtle Hodge of Hastings wed at Red Oak on December 10. The couple departed for Sterling to visit and possibly live with Bell's parents. The groom worked last season for Leo Darland. Lysle Jolliff and Helen Linn of Omaha arrived in Glenwood December 19 and joined Rev G T Roberts at 9:30 am for the ceremony at the parsonage. The couple will reside in Omaha. Tanlac is advertised as a strengthener and appetite booster for old folks.
A practical farmer laments weather and market woes, noting sheep and corn markets, farm prices, and the ripple effect on merchants, retailers, and workers. He argues farmers resist reducing corn acreage, warns of bankruptcies, and stresses shared fate of all tied to farming prosperity.
Mrs E B Brown of Auburn Washington continues her annual Christmas gift from Mrs W C DeLashmutt. The Tribune notes Glenwood and Mills county readers, while Steve of the Woodbine Twinier shares views on the new Iowa law requiring inventory of public property. He argues the law mainly creates clerical jobs in Des Moines as state commissions seek patronage.
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