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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1915
Page
8
Henderson residents report a steady stream of visitors and travels across nearby towns. Families from Macedonia Omaha Red Oak Council Bluffs and Hastings are noted for weekend calls and shopping trips. Local events include a lodge banquet with a three course supper and a page of social exchanges among area residents.
Death notices for Harry F. Musselman formerly of Hastings died in Omaha after a seven month illness. Funeral in Hastings with half brothers present. Mrs. W. G. Salyers, 78, died in Malvern after pneumonia. Rev. G. M. Booten of Council Bluffs died of pneumonia at 77. Lemonds and Plumb wed in Council Bluffs. couple to live on a Sioux County farm.
Final arrangements announce the Union Evangelistic meetings start Sunday evening January 2. A 60 by 92 foot tabernacle with seating for 1200 will be built on the armory lot. its location is 48 feet south of the armory and within ten feet of the sidewalk. Construction uses shiplap lumber and tar felting for warmth and waterproofing. Ground leveling and sill placement occur today, with volunteers urged to aid Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Farmers Institute featured a lively debate on alfalfa hay versus silage after Charles J. Eacrett’s paper. Grant Summers learned alfalfa can cause horse bloating, while Charley Follett argued silage is superior in seed and cheaper to care for. J W Carter endorsed alfalfa, citing a 30 acre field yielding five tons per acre for 15 years and profits from seed, plus Mills county cases reporting $40 per acre net.
Laughter aids digestion and Chamberlains Tablets offer stronger help for indigestion. A. J Howe sells the remedy for a quarter. The ad presents humor as healthful and tablets as an effective, affordable option.
Miss Ruth Collings returned Saturday evening from Parsons College at Fairfield to spend vacation with her parents. Dr. Harper of Omaha was a guest Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs J. Clark. He is Mrs Clark's brother. Miss Mary and Miss Helen Cleaver, students at the state normal school in Cedar Falls, arrived Tuesday to spend vacation days with their grandparents.
Mrs Mary Strahan and Mrs Cleaver from Hot Springs South Dakota will join relatives and visit during the holidays, planning time together and shared family moments at the residence.
Horace Hacrett has bought the Ralston property in Strahan including a residence and three lots. He plans to build a new barn and make changes before moving in. Farmers Elevator Co of Strahan opened Friday with G Eacrett of Malvern as manager. The new elevator lies south of the Salyers Kayton facility and can hold about 10,000 bushels.
Officers and stockholders of the Farmers Cooperative Elevator Company are T. M. Brazzleton president M. S. Woodfill secretary and treasurer Charles Gipe and Zeno Bass Jr directors. Merchant J. P. Achenbach has been quite sick since Thanksgiving and at this time there seems no decisive improvement in his condition.
Mrs R G Neff of Crookston Ohio credits Chamberlain's Tablets with recovering from chronic stomach trouble. She says she was invalid two years ago and after three bottles has enjoyed good health. Sold by A J Howe. Subscribe for the Tribune.
A Glenwood parent endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney weakness in children. The ad, featuring Hobart Bosworth in Fatherhood, urges parents to seek relief for backache and related symptoms. Foster Milburn Co. promotes the product through this local testimonial.
Iowa readers report rapid relief from stomach and digestive troubles after a single dose of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. Testimonials from Mrs. Litzenberg of Montezuma and Mrs. Oliver of Davenport claim renewed strength, weight regain, and no pain since starting the treatment. The ad promises permanent results for stomach liver and intestinal ailments with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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