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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1914
Page
3
Glenwood notes nearby visitors from Malvern and Audubon. The Glenwood Granite Works shuts for improvements as Christmas plans unfold. a fire is quickly put out at the works. Local residents attend church events, theater openings, and school programs while preparing for holidays and upcoming civic events.
The advertisement touts Christmas goods and low prices with a promise of the county’s greatest display. It expresses eagerness to be busy yet ready to welcome customers and showcase a wide assortment.
A clutter of local ads offers four room rent south of Granite Works and various goods. Chalked items include baby photos, chocolates, camera supplies, a piano for sale, ice cream orders, BUDS cigars, and firewood prices. Public notice warns trespass on land by Martin Utemark and Les McFarland advertises Queen Mills Chester White hogs.
Notice grants hunting rights only with permission on lands north and west of Glenwood and in Oak township. Addresses appear for Janet Record Pike and several company and person names. Orders for forenoon delivery must be in by 10 a.m. and afternoon by 4 p.m. starting January 1, 1915.
Eugene Walter leads an intrigue to purify public morals in a psychological moment. His play Fine Feathers, to be presented by Jones and Crane at Rex Theater on December 26, follows a devoted wife tempted by wealth while her honest husband resists falsifying reports. Two years later the bungalow remains a memory as the couple’s past tests moral law.
Rex Theater, previously run by A. B. Wilson and L. Healey, departed Saturday without leaving an address. Unpaid bills followed them, and the property has reverted to original lessors Fair Brothers who have sold their rights to L. B. Seymour. Glenwood will host a picture show theater for a time.
Friends of The Tribune are urged to have attorneys or county officials file probate and district court notices for settlements of estates and other matters in The Tribune as the preferred publication.
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