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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1915
Page
1
Glenwood residents share a festive Christmas with relatives from Omaha Malvern Emerson and Council Bluffs in a lively round of visits. Charles Binion hosts, Marion Dunn joins kin in Lincoln and Brayton, while neighbors square away illness and care duties.
A page of advertising rates and multiple short notices. Items include For Sale milch cow, stove wood, Poland China boar, alfalfa, hay, and red Rhode Island cockerels. Rentals offered and inquiries to local contacts in Glenwood and nearby towns. Also hunting notices, junk buying, walnut logs demand, and an estray horse with ownership terms. Includes matinee theater ad and various phone numbers.
J Tibbles and Ty Sikilerd e Hendérada unveil a combined hive beer project aiming to support the Bame. The partners describe a focused development plan and ongoing collaboration with regional suppliers in Métedorla.
William Duff, long-time Missouri resident from Douglas County, obtained a marriage permit in Glenwood through J. R. Hendrix and wed Miss Martha Miller of near Silver City on Christmas Eve officiated by Rev. Fields of Silver City.
Frank Howard and Charles Boles visited Omaha on Saturday. Mrs Holliday and Mrs Hilton are listed as sick this week. Bea Shepard and family dined with Clyde Norton and family. Trenny Jessie and Lewis Frazier and Dick Pittman dined with Phil Slaughter and attended church at Hillsdale. Mr and Mrs Anthony of Hillsdale went to Malvern to stay with their daughter as Mrs Anthony is poorly. Mrs Joy Parker was an Omaha visitor on Wednesday.
Glenwood resident E. D. Hammers reports relief from lameness across the back after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Red Cross Drug Co. He urges readers to choose Doan's and notes 3,800 towns and 40,000 satisfied users nationwide as proof of merit. Price 50c, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY props.
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