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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1922

Page

8

Royal baking powder praised for quality and taste

A reader notes Royal baking powder as the top choice, claiming cakes are 100 percent better since using it. Report highlights widespread, favorable opinions among friends and neighbors and asserts Royal contains no alam leaves and no bitter taste.

Royal

Emerson and NBIGI ABO hood Christmas Masonic gathering

The Order of the Eastern Star met at Masonic Hall Monday and initiated Miss Doris Priest of Hastings. A Christmas tree gift distribution followed with a supper in the banquet room. Visiting members included Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Patrick of Atlantic and Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Sawyers of Balfour. Numerous local residents and students were mentioned in routine town notes.

Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Hall Doris Priest Hastings Pearle Lang Dana Oglevie William Short Blanche Harold Lee France C. HE. Lakin Arthur. Johnson Vern Hicks Oliver Patrick Atlantic J. N. Sawyers Balfour Emerson Howard Cardiff Scottsbluff Neb Emmett Cardiff Valley Ernest Carlson Ira N. Cheney Aurora Ill Clara McDowell David City Sarah Ruth Taylor Chicago Maurice Taylor Iowa City Horace Greenwood Harold Oliver Frank Durbin Ames Ruby Cole Des Moines Roscoe Greenwood Beaver Dam Wis Sibyl Tubbs Knoxville Roy McLain Oscar Thorson Harl Briggs Cedar Falls Mildred Weed Galesburg Barrett McWadon Consolidated School Cherokee Lindsey Coons Carson Charles Lovell Omaha Jack Nell Anderson Baby Kirkman Ross and Everette Lord Lister Hospital Mesdames Wvira Smith Clara Huntsman John Hensyman Malvern Robert Susie Hazel Grayson Pacific Junction Missouri Martha Evans St Louis M. L. Neil The Baptist Sunday School Methodist A. Whipple Glen Long Beach Calif Frank Evans Springfield M.L. Evans R. M. Shipman Red Oak J. R. Jones Arthur Johnson Henderson Aaron Johnson Emma Weed Guy Harold Irene

Rockefeller Gift Aids Iowa University Expansion

The State University of Iowa explains a Rockefeller Foundations gift plan to fund hospital and laboratory expansions. Trustees propose 2.95 million dollars from Rockefeller plus a matching 4.5 million from the Iowa General Assembly, to be paid in five annual installments of 450 thousand dollars each. The university aims to use the funds for enlarging facilities amid crowding.

The State University of Iowa Rockefeller Foundations Fund University Rockefeller Foundations Iowa General Assembly State University Rockefeller Carnegie Glenwood

Less Meat If Kidneys Bother

A fountain of old medical advice claims overindulgence in meat strains kidneys, causing uric buildup and various ailments. It endorses taking four ounces of Jad Salts daily in water to flush kidneys, reduce acidity, and prevent bladder and kidney issues, touting Jad Salts as safe and affordable.

Philanthropy query over college gifts and trust

The text questions Rockefeller Foundations trustees about maintenance funding for Carnegie and Tabor College. It asks why the gifts totaling 26 000 dollars with a 75 000 dollar fundraising trigger are not given outright or under a charitable name. It reflects skepticism about conditional gifts.

Carnegie Tabor College Rockefeller Foundations

Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound Darkens Gray Hair

An aged appearance can be countered with Sage Tea and Sulphur. The old recipe is marketed as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound, now enhanced with additional ingredients. Sponging through hair darkens it naturally, restoring color after one or two applications and leaving hair thick and glossy.

Wyeth

Notice to Contractors for Mills County River Bank Work

Mills County Iowa invites sealed bids by December 29 1922 at 1 p m for ten retaining structures along the east bank of the Missouri River about nine miles from Plattsmouth. Work to commence by April 1 1923 and finish by December 31 1923. Bidders must provide bid per lineal foot rates or lump sum, with certified check for ten percent and bond for twenty five percent, terms and plans available from Seth Dean Glenwood Iowa.

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Mills ‘County Tribune A. Davis M. B. Mendenhall Owners and Publishers J. R. Graham Business Directory Advo Collection Agency I. G. Day W. §. Lewis Milla County National Bank Glenwood State Bank W. M. Lamb Bank Carter Block L. A. Hollingshead Dr. Agan South Side Square the Mills County Abstract Co Lowa Carl Buch North Slide Square W. F. Barnes North Side Square Ralph B. Townsend With Jas. A. Swope F. A. Deerwester Chichester S Chichester Broglieieior Orl State College of Agriculture National Stone Company Omaha Nat'l Bk. Bldg Omaha, Neb J. R. Stillwell Mr. Swanson Glen Avé Council Bluffs, Ia Nbigi Rhood Bryce Whisler Lexington Tinney Cameron Scott Oelwein Trachsel Harold Stout Bloomfield Porterfield Hamburg Frances Zimmerman Lincoln Charlie Lang Roy Davis Ross Whisler Ellen Noonan C. H. Lakin Mary B. Gibson George Gilmore Wilbur Felt Indianola Royd. Felt John Ll. Hvans Missouri River R. H. Daniel Garage Glenwood, Iowa Wm. M. Lamb
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