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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1922
Page
1
Glenwood residents hear Handel's Messiah at Tabor College, plan Christmas visits, and note license to wed issued for a local couple. Mentions include Eugene Woodruff and Elasman returning from Grinnell, Miss Helen Plimpton visiting family, and Christmas events at the institution. Local ads promote D G Jamison’s department store and Kodak products at Robinson's.
During the sale Saturday we will offer Sewing Machines and Talking Machines, also Ladies' Wrist Watches, Gents' Watches, Diamonds, Cut Glass, Pearls, Silver and China, and hundreds of other articles just suited for Christmas presents.
A historic column argues that chiropractic care embodies the season’s spirit of charity and help for all. It asserts that healing hands and compassionate service reflect goodwill toward men and women seeking relief from pain.
Miss Ethel Herrick of Malvern assisted at Edwards restaurant on Tuesday. Ted Hetzel of Randolph stayed Tuesday and Wednesday with Art Edmonds. Leonard O Wyatt of Ft Crook Nebraska and Ruth Crist of Chicago were granted a marriage permit on December 19. Willard Walling visited from Omaha before his mother left for San Antonio to spend the winter.
Numerous cheap items and services advertised including 10 cent department goods from D G Jamison Co Gleaning old papers building blocks dolls and games. Also ads for electrical work Watkins phone 3 Glenwood livestock for sale a round gas burner and stove premium building lot for sale and various trades like switches and wood piecers. Advertisers include J E Tuey Mrs H R Lyon Bert Waltz Louis Hurst and Mrs Julia Mershon with contact details in Glenwood Iowa and nearby Strahan Malvern and Pacific Junction.
A box social and program are set for Letal school eight miles north of Glenwood on Friday December 22 at 8 o'clock. Lydia Stille, teacher, invites all. Also for sale items include furniture and farm equipment plus several cars such as a 1920 Big Six Studebaker a 1920 Buick roadster and several Buicks and Fords. Ed Marshall lists contact phone 84 Glenwood.
Improved irrigated farms offered for sale in Big Horn Basin, within ten to fifteen miles of Graybull. water rights paid and ample water supply included. Cultivation, very productive land. Terms require no cash payment but percent per annum, repayment in 33 years similar to a Federal loan. Purchaser must have funds for teams equipment and seed for the first year and provide good references. Contact Chas F. Davis Omaha Nebraska Jackson 189.
Read Stats' Diary Part 2. Otto Judkins returns from California. Hiett's offers silk and wool hosiery and hats with special prices. sport coats and sweaters as gifts. Bernard Newman and Josephine Campbell win marriage permit in Council Bluffs. Local social notes include visits, box stationery at 14¢, welfare donations, college visits, family travel, and a Domino Club dinner. George Murphy arrives from Akron with family. plans visit before leaving for Jefferson, Iowa.
For Sale or Trade One 1920 Ford touring body for a roadster body. Phone 1115. For Sale Registered Poland China male hog two year old good one. Phone 11114. For Sale Thoroughbred Rosa Comb White Wyandotte cockerels one dollar fifty cents each. Phone 1121.
The last will and testament of H. H. Huffaker of Ming County Iowa was presented and filed in the District Court on December 19 and December 23 1922 at 9 o clock a m. The court fixed a time and place at the Glanwood Court House to prove the instrument and hear objections. Dated December 49 1922.
A Glenwood Tribune page notes Hovise dresses and selected items sold exclusively at Rob inson's store, with a batch of Christmas gifts listed. It records Henderson visitors W H Sowers and Walter, plus several locals including Prof John Schwaller sending a Christmas card, and Mrs Mary Ballard now in Salem awaiting the Tribune.
Death notice for Mrs. Cleveland Mard ing Mickelwait of Henderson and Glenwood, born January 9 1842 in Fort Madison Iowa. She married Richard Mickelwait, had six children, joined West Point then Glenwood churches, died at 81 with funeral by Rev. D S Thompson. Remains buried in Glenwood cemetery.
A Glenwood resident, George Mintle, a retired farmer of 207 Walnut St, testifies he was bedfast with kidney trouble. He describes irregular kidney action and brick-dust sediment before using Doan's Kidney Pills, endorsing the product over competitors.
A reader reports bladder inflammation and overall misery. After reading about Doan's Kidney Pills, two boxes provided quick relief and complete cure, with no return of trouble. Price 60 cents, sold at all dealers. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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