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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1910
Page
4
A local shopping page details Kelley Co offerings from shoes and sewing machine needles to toys and jewelry. residents and visitors are noted with social news including Mrs Robert Bogle shopping in Omaha, Christmas plans at the Methodist church, a pool hall change, a baby’s illness, and a variety of local movements and tributes in Pacific Junction.
Real estate listing offering former merger properties in Alden's addition Pacific Junction for cash with small down payment or exchange. Local agent Robert Kennedy will show the properties. Submit offers to Jens Michelsen Box 21 Salem Mo.
Local church notices list Sunday school times morning services and Christmas programs across Glenwood churches. Glenwood churches include Methodist and Baptist buildings with Christmas messages and programs. several pastors and leaders named with service times and evening events.
Simpson College plans to reopen January 3 with full courses in liberal arts, business, music, and stenography. New students may enter anytime and grades are accepted by leading professional schools. The college touts proximity to Des Moines and access to large state libraries while offering winter study at the Chariton campus, with information from President Francis L. Strickland, Ph.D.
Tabor Topics notes Congregational Sunday school Christmas exercises this Friday with a feature the dinner supply exhibit for the Associated Charities. Mrs Elen Hurlbutt travels to Bosworth for her brother Leonard Gaston and Miss Nettie Metcalf’s wedding. Miss Mary Anna Reed of Grinnell visits. Charles Goode of Lamont assists, as his brother Frank Goode plans to move to Knobwa ster, Mo. Miss Mary Welpton returns from Turkey mission to speak Sunday at Congregational church. High school debate previews at Methodist church. Tab or team to debate Tabor-Clarinda. Pat Kilmartin ships three cattle cars to Chicago. Gaston’s new barn nears completion. Winifred Seeger home from Mount Carroll for holidays. Mrs Mary Harris returns from Grinnell visit. Mrs Jank Harris starts laundry in old Adams building. Mrs Sam Dalton from Innisfail visits. Joe Potter converts a large auto garage to a roller skating rink. Isabor Masonic lodge elects officers Worshipful Master A G Mauk, Senior Warden C O Laird, Junior Warden Wred Kline, Treasurer John Wolfe, Secretary P M Aistrope. finance committee named.
Hillsdale residents are invited to a Friday evening Christmas event at the MI church starting 7:30 with a program by the Sunday School and day school and a Christmas tree for the children. Reynolds moves from Weiderquest farm to town for winter.
Emerson Mes J OC Supple suffers sprain that worsened into rheumatism after a sprain in Parker Oak. AG Graham, ex mayor, visited town en route to San Pedro southwest Mexico to explore settling there. Mrs Graham recovers from surgery in Denver. Mrs HJ McGuire travels to White City Kansas after two weeks with Ed Sherwin. Mrs Samuel Powers visits Strahan to see her daughter Mrs Herman Seburr. Harry Rhearls rents C Norall farm near Emerson for a year and will move in March. Manager Chas Combs advances local telephone system plans.
Dennis Powers aged 86, previously in poor health, sustained a broken small bone in his arm when a cross arm on a telephone pole broke and struck him. He has since fallen and injured his hip, contributing to a critical decline in his condition.
Miss Olsie Knight and sister May with Miss Tina Hurst and parents travel to Omaha for a lively birthday outing. The party, described as a great time, marks a change from routine in Wall Street society.
Mr and Mrs Francis Pace returned from a two week absence while the Methodist Sunday school prepares for Saturday night church exercises and a Christmas tree with treats for children. Methodist women served lunch at the Hatfield sale near Hastings, raising 322 dollars as a hungry crowd overran provisions. A local quip likens the crowd to Coxey's army, noting they were not in riotous mood.
SILVER CITY J W Tipton and wife of Pabor visited Saturday. GW Huffaker and wife of Croton Neb have returned home after a visit with relatives. Mrs Mollie Brown and son of Nlastings attended a bazaar in the opera house. Jarl Wood of Widorade Neb stays with his parents. John Vankirk suffered a slight stroke Sunday and is improving. Mrs J A McElree went to Louiseville Neb Tuesday for the illness of the little daughter of Mr and Mrs Al Marshall. Baptist tardies bazaar in the opera house Saturday evening drew liberal patronage adding about 100 to the society treasury.
A Glenwood notice touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a permanent cure for back ache, headaches, urinary troubles and related disorders linked to kidney failure. It cites Mrs. Nettie Woorhrow of Vine St. Cienwood Iowa and urges readers to buy from Koster-Milburne New York agents, asserting strong relief and urging no substitutes. An adjacent listing offers a newspaper and printing business share opportunity for qualified applicants.
Mrs. D. Gilkeson of Youngstown Ohio shares experience praising Haley's Honey and Tar for a severe cold and throat inflammation. She credits the product with relief after one bottle and says she always keeps Foley's Honey and Tar at home. Let the Tribune tell your story.
Fragmentary OCR item lists times and places including arrivals and departures at Malvern Tahar and Whimstip with times around 84h am 4.30pm 17 20am 549 pm, unclear station names. Summary notes timetable style with multiple unreadable segments.
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