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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1915
Page
6
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Malvern high school basketball defeated Silver City on Friday night when the Malvern boys prevailed. Local notes report Miss Othelia Hyde back from Omaha’s Methodist hospital and improving. F M Learned opens a Variety store in Malvern after a career in newspapers. Stock at H F Barrett sale brings a good average price. Miss Ruth Boehner returns home for holidays from LaSalle College Auburndale MA. Miss Marvel Graham arrives home from Brownell Hall Omaha for vacation.
Salem Curtis of Phoenix sends a poem praising the local country paper from his old home town. He notes it cheers him when the day ends and reflects on its role in keeping readers posted about local life, parties, and crops. He wishes The Tribune force a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
A humorous verse by Harry Hamilton celebrates a stray dog named Bum. The speaker recalls the dog’s shabby coat, short legs, night howls, daytime sleep, and gutter life. Despite his filth and street friends, Bum offers loyal companionship and comfort, a bond tested on Judgment Day.
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