Local Glenwood notices mix of people and events
A collage of community blurbs mentions loans, repairs, shopping, and social events in Glenwood Iowa. It notes G. Reveal in serious condition, new arrivals, illness, weddings, and auctions. Local businesses advertise services from plumbing to optics, and a church social is planned. A boy recuperates after surgery and milk deliveries start Clover Leaf dairy south of town.
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Clover Leaf Dairy
Glenwood
W. W. Stacey
Iowa
Ashland Journal burned out. insurer none
Ashland Nebraska proprietor J B LaChapelle of the Journal of Ashland reports his printing plant burned last Sunday arising from a neighbor's butcher shop. There was no insurance on the plant, a serious loss to the editor who long operated the Mills county Journal in Glenwood. The rural carrier pay hike to 840 from 720 is noted with 36,000 carriers affected. many left for low pay, while lawmakers debate higher wages for themselves.
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T. L. Smouse
Des Moines
Methodist Hospital
Dr. Smouse
C. H. Langdale
Kansas City
Bert Razer
Kestlers
Chariton
Hawkeye
Ed Heinsheimer
Nebraska
Chicago
Iowa
City Hall
J. B. LaChapelle
Journal of Ashland
Nebr
la Chapelle
Glenwood
Post Office Committee
House of Representatives
Congress
Accident Injures H C Redfield While Shelling Corn
In Rawles township near Glenwood last Tuesday H C Redfield, while oiling a corn shelling machine, had his left arm drawn into the cog gears by a cotton mitten. The wheel clogged by the coat sleeve required reversing the machinery to release the arm, lacerating flesh and tearing off a little finger. doctors hope the rest of the arm may be saved.
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H. C. Redfield
Cyrus Harrington
Glenwood
Rawles Township
Birth statistics show boys and girls near parity
Dr. W. M. Plimpton of Glenwood reports ten years of obstetrical care totaling 600 births. The 500th baby was a boy, leaving girls ahead by six. Distribution across hundreds varied: 43/57, 54/46, 60/60, 46/64, and 54/46 in successive hundreds.
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W. M. Plimpton
Glenwood
Ground Hog Shadow Doubt Stirs Local Talk and Sale Notices
The Tribune notes doubt whether the ground hog saw its shadow with sunlit skies on Saturday, citing Major Hackney and Col Byers on emergence times. Public sales follow: C F Timmons sells hogs, horses, cows and seed. Barnett estate auction at Kroon farm. Wm Allis sells farm property including cattle, hogs, and implements.
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Tribune
M. A. Hackney
Col
T. G. Byers
C. F. Timmons
Pacific Junction
Mr.Thomons
Wm. Allis
Henton
Caught in Cupid’s Coils Two Local Weddings Reported
Arthur J. Winch and Miss Cora Stotts wed at 3 pm Saturday at the Stotts home in Glenwood with Rev. Ward officiating. The couple will live in Mrs. Hostetter’s cottage. Buckingham-Burr pair wed in Council Bluffs at the Congregational parsonage with Rev. Smith officiating. The groom, son of Maggie Buckingham, serves as Burlington express messenger with duties to South Dakota and Lincoln. The Tribune extends best wishes.
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Lucinda Shepardson
Glenwood
Roy Haney
South Dakota
Elmer Harmon
Mr. Haney
Congregational
Timmerman & Hamilton
Paul
Dave Young
Plimpton
W. W. Stacey
Clover Leaf
W. R. Johnson
Malvern
Court House
Silver Creek
Arthur J. Winch
Cora Stotts
J. BR. Stotts
0. M. Ward
Hostetter
Buckingham-Burr
Doings of the Death Angel Funeral at Glenwood on Friday
The funeral of Henry Edward Saar was held at his home six miles north of Glenwood at 1 oclock Friday afternoon. Large attendance marked the service with life long friends among pallbearers and a quartet performing. Relatives from Seattle and multiple towns attended. remains laid in Plumer settlement cemetery.
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Henry Edward Saar
Glenwood
P. Gugnoude
J. W. Mitchell
F. Spelman
Wm. Birhel
H- Peterson
EF. Logan
M. J. Williams
Georgia Genung
Scott McClure
Harry Hamilton
Seattle
Council Blufis
Omaha
Treynor
Silver City
Sidney
Persia
Sagr
Lutheran Church
Plumer
One Hundred Dollars Reward for Catarrh Cure Claim
An ad fragment promises a $100 reward for any catarrh case Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. It lists sales contacts Hall's Cure claims internal action and testimonials, with scattered names and Toledo references, plus unrelated lines about Draggists and Wake Hall's pills.
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Hall
Fr. Chenly &Co
Toledo
Ohio
Wake Hall
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Glen- Woop
Ivory
Bower Bros. Wilson Drug Company
Wall Paper
Hawkaye
Mabel Gibbs
Hazel Carr
Emerson
G. P. Reveal
Wim. Stanley
Ridgeway Lumber
J. Kirkpatrick
Jackson
C. T. Genung
Newton Edwards
W. H. Byers
Swope Furniture Store
Red Oak High School
Ida, Guthman
Plainview
Mary Ryan
Raymond Trisler
Finder
A.D. French
Hastings
McDonough
Osceola
Epworth League
M. B. Me’ Cluskey
St. Mary
Council Bluffs
Wm Schoelling
B.C. Barnes
Lisbon
State Marshal Club
A. C. Rankin
Towa
Y. L. Bailey
J. L. Bellaui
al Miller Place
Gienwood
Aly
Painte Dunation
F. Timmany
Geo
Boileau
Hed Oak
Ses Ik Suaks
You Mike Broken
the Price At
Wilson Drug Company
FM. McChiskery
South Side
George A. Davies
Robinson's
Bower Bros
Douglas
DeWitt
Wickham Block
Charles Johnson
Nebraska City
A. J. Howe
A and
Clarence Lemonds
Mrs. Manford Linville
Do. J. Clemmer
Y.D. Pace
Finkenstein
Balfour
Farmers Co-operation Association
Hillsdale
R. B. Sharpe
Lawson
Town
Claude F. Anderson
Fa. J
J. M. Anthony
B. P. Fowler
de. F. M. Shriver
Mills County Phone
Sabin Farm
F. M. Buffington
Brandreth
Foley
Wilber McGill Xarl Jaros
Ashland Journal
Cupid
Finch-Stotts
H. E. Saar
Minnie Saar
Lester R., Ddna A
Clifford E. Saar
Vine Street
Burlington Avenue
City Recorder
U. S. Robinson
Coolidge Street
L. S. Rowinson
D. G. Jamison & Co
Will M. Donelan
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