24 Dec 1907
Page 1
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1907
Page
1
Glenwood scenes show Mrs. Wilson Dine Co adding repairs and services while locals, including Raym to Ravinsen optician and Windrow dentist, contribute to holiday preparations. Farm families relocate, reunions unfold as residents note trips, funerals, school activities, and church socials during festive season.
Prospective buyers are invited to visit a land prospect in Glenwood Iowa with low rail fare and refundable fare. The trip includes a two to three day inspection period, meals provided, and a mobile exhibit train. Local representative Noah hosts the tour to show the land and promote quick cash opportunities.
A ragged collection of notices and ads lists services and sales around Glenwood Iowa. Includes Paley’s Honey and Tar remedy claim, laundry and ironing rates, farm rental near Old Pacific City Mills County, hay for sale, a shoe sale, discount store promotions, hardware and wood products, photography services, nut and candy sales for Christmas, and barber and tailor notices.
The event featured three classes Oratorical Dramatic and Humorous with contestants listed for each. Winners were the first named in each class, freshman class earned the top points and prize, a large cake, while other prizes included pies and doughnuts. A mock funeral oration honored the seniors by Wielen Balers.
Rost Mintle daughter of Mr and Mrs W Mintle of Clemvoort Northeast district prepares for spring departure as a missionary to Japan after contemplating training at the Tealith Home Tabor and discussing positions with Mrs Allen who offers a role in Japan.
Mrs Robert Ward, a native of India, spoke at Clovsgood church to a large audience. She advocates funds for the Bishop Mibbarn nema hospital and shared the famine story of 1800. Also notes on Rev Hicks Almanac and Word and Works publications and a probate notice for Mills County case dated December 18, 1907.
Fragmentary notice shows Glenwood mailing item involving Tal Clason with scrambled text and unclear timing. Details are unreadable, but the piece mentions a local action or event and a time range around 7:40 pm. Further readable entities include Glenwood and Tal Clason.
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