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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1914
Page
1
Grace Russell of Omaha and Clifford Anthony of Papillion spent Christmas with relatives. News notes include engagements, arrivals from Sioux City and Burlington Junction, a marriage license for H A Galliher and Grace Dalton, holiday church programs, new electric light building chimney work, residents planning moves, court and county business, and assorted visits and local anecdotes in Glenwood, Iowa.
A parade of local ads and notices details Christmas visits and logistics in Glenwood Iowa. Items include property for sale, livestock and farm equipment, employment offers, and village social happenings with families visiting relatives and merchants hosting events.
106 acre well improved farm 3 miles from Glenwood with mortgage 4500 due in four years. Will sell equity for 1700 cash or bankable note. Seos box 392 Glenwood. Hunting allowed on lands north and west of Glenwood and in Oak township with permission from holders. Names listed include Mrs Janet Record Pike and others. Also notes about delivery orders and local merchants.
Glenwood and Tabor societies exchanged performances of Handel's Messiah under Prof Elmer Kent Gannett with four soloists. A strong chorus grew in Glenwood and plans for an Easter concert and a May Festival with orchestra were discussed. Notable soloists included Robert Fullerton Clara Hagerman Frances Grass Benjamin Hall and Mabel Goava Blair.
Hiverstt Rhoades reports on Pozy Staples, once a Glenwood boy and famed performer at the opera house, now a $60 a week cartoonist and ventriloquist with a leading lyceum bureau. The young man, still in his early twenties, gained early fame as Ding and Pozy.
Farmers increasingly use printed stationery for business. Low cost, neat work, and reliable service offer letter heads and envelopes. Visit The Tribune office for samples and prices. guarantee to please.
The advertisement urges local proof over manufacturer claims for kidney remedies. Glenwood resident W J Stout testifies his kidneys and back improved after using Dean's Kidney Pills, noting continued use from Red Cross Drug Company.
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