Glenwood Notes Bridges Theatre Dances and Births
Glenwood items report social events at Rex Theatre February 7 and 8 with a minstrel show and band performances. A February 14 Armory dance is planned by the American Legion. A baby boy was born February 1 to Mr and Mrs S J Parker. Local residents share visits, travel, and health notes while town businesses announce price reductions and ads for upcoming events.
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Armory
S. J. Parker
Glenwood
Rex Theatre
W. Cc. Rathke
Mills County National Bank
Wernera Shriner
Des Moines
Fountain of Health Explains Inner Fountain Within Skull
The article promotes the Fountain of Health found inside the body. It claims health depends on freeing streams of vitality blocked by the spine. A chiropractor is said to locate and remove these obstructions to restore happiness, comfort, peace, and contentment.
Local church services and march convention notice
The Holiness Church holds Sunday school at 9 45, worship at 11, and evening service at 7. Prayer meeting is Tuesday at 7. A convention is planned for March 9. Baptist Bible school at 9 45, morning worship 11, evening 7 30 on Great Things and The People Who Limp. Junior program 2 30, story hour 3 30 featuring the God who would not get on the shelf.
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Holiness
Lord Willing
Fred Fleer
Baptist Bible School
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday Schedule and Services
Church notices list multiple services and activities for Sunday and midweek. Pastor G. T. Roberts leads worship at 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m with Sunday school at 9 45 a m and Epworth League at 6 30 p m. Additional notes mention Bible school at 10 a m, communion at 11 a m, and various youth programs with leaders Miss Viola Hubbell and Myrtle Hofmuckle. All are invited to attend.
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Epworth League
Thurgety
Young People’s Chorus
G. T. Roberts
Bible School
Commanion
Myrtle Hofmuckle
Woman's Club Hosts Art Lecture on Beautiful Iowa
The Woman's Club met Monday afternoon January 30 under the art committee. Mrs Flora Bennett presented stereopticon views titled Beautiful Iowa with a lecture by Mrs Lennatt. Iowa State Chamber of Commerce loaned the views. Attendance was good with several visitors. The Thistle Collection of art prints arrived late and will be shown Saturday afternoon February 4 at the club rooms.
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Woman's Club
Iowa
Flora Bennett
Iowa State Chamber of Commerce
Advertising ads scattered notices in local paper
Small classifieds advertise farm and rental listings in Malvern and Glenwood Iowa. Items include a rent for a furnished room at 101 Vine Street, a two car garage house with chickens, yard care and junk removal in Glenwood, plus second hand furniture. There are also sales of yellow cottonwood lumber and a No. ta De Laval separator for sale or trade. Job inquiries seek hosiery agents with high earning potential from International Stocking Mills and Hagle Hosiery Mills offering substantial weekly commissions.
Card of Thanks for Charles Moore bereavement
The Moore family expresses gratitude for courtesies during the illness and death of husband and brother Charles Moore. Special thanks to Rev Mr Stile for the address and to those who provided music and flowers. Mrs Charles Moore and brothers and sisters.
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Hissband
Charles Moore
Stile
Electric Light Cost Sparks Iowa Town Debates
In Griswold the electric light and power rate fell by one half cent per kilowatt following a city council October agreement. If coal prices hold, another reduction may arrive around April 1, with towns like Villisca and Red Oak asking for parallel cuts. Debates widen over uniform rates across southwest Iowa, as residents compare bills in Malvern and Glenwood and voice concerns over rising costs and cussing prompted by high charges.
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Light and Power Company
Griswold
Elliott Graphic
Wiott
Bawards
Villisca Commercial Club
Villisca
Light and Power
Iowa
Malvern
Glenwood
Howe
Near East Relief Corn Drive Plans in Mills County
C W Black of Malvern leads Mills county Near East relief corn drive with township Farm Bureau cooperation. Elevators across the county offer free shelling and handling, with several towns ready to accept cash or corn donations.
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C. W. Black
Malvern
Mills County
Shelled corn drive notes rail aid to New Orleans
Railroads will transport all shelled corn donations to the sea port free of charge through March 1, saving about 20 cents per bushel between Mills County and New Orleans. Milling firms will grind donated corn into corn grits at no charge or for a nominal fee beyond that. Agencies offer free assistance, and counties plan broad canvassing to ensure all school districts are canvassed and corn delivered to elevators by February 1 and 2.
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Mills County
New Orleans
Woodbine Knights of En Ibo Doow visit disrupts town
The Tribune notes a humorous royal summons from Prince Tutterwinktusski at Woodbine High School Auditorium as part of the Knights of En Ibo Doow prank. It details the Woodbine Commercial Club's rise, led by Edtor Stevens, Bart Wolven, and community members, including donations to the town band and electroliers.
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High School
Woodbine
Iowa
High Court
The
Knights of En
En-Ib- Doon
Knights of
En-lb-Doon
FE. A. Stevens
Knights of En-Ib- Doon
Bart Wolven
Glenwood
Wolven
Edstor Stevens
Tribune
Dunlap
Boyer Farm
Ha Aon County
Woodbine Town Beats Larger Towns in Close Pride
A hometown verse from Woodbine extols local pride and a bright future. The song line invites readers to join in the community chorus praising Woodbine, the state, and the abundant corn, celebrating local identity and regional spirit.
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Woodbine
Farm Furrows Notes on Crop Prices and Hog Breeding
The piece discusses cheap corn at thirty five and six, strong hog prices driving more sows to breed for spring farrow, and the expectation that prices may not return to prewar highs. It notes packing houses operating near capacity, a faded strike impact, and anticipation of spring as seasons shift. It ends with a reflection on weather and seasonal change.
Farmer profits and packers may exaggerate gains
A farmer describes how a sea soned shipper reports profits, sometimes overstating figures to look better, while packers advertise losses or slim profits. The speaker urges a lesson in honest reporting and fair practice.
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