Glenwood News Chronicle of Local People and Games
Local notes from Glenwood recount visits by Mrs Mauwuke of Malvern and Miss Tweelan from Lincoln, plus Council Bluffs and Willisea travel. The Glenwood basketball team lost 28 to 17 at Willisea with McManigat and Meyers leading. A Panamanian Isthmus soldier writes home, and tax lists note 218 Glenwood residents filed in 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Free
Mineola
Malvern
Mro
Wayne Bogart
Council Blatt
Glenwood
GELS
Willison
Towhustine
Walter
McManigat
Standiford
Lanks
Meyers
Une Willisea HS
Lewin
Gene Woodruft
Stranathan
Axthelma
Courpumg Id
Qs Reuters
Health In Spite of Winter Stuffing
Ill scanned note describes winter illness risks and remedies focusing on digestion, chest and kidney health. It highlights how strong immune response helps ward off influenzas and other winter ailments and suggests spinal adjustments as a path to recovery. Also mentions new office location.
Married pairs in county clerk offices February 3
Roy Sayers of Council Bluffs and Emma Gladys Goodreau of Des Moines wed in a ceremony witnessed by county board members and court officials. Music and the Board of Supervisors served as witnesses. The couple will reside in Council Bluffs. Ernest Totten of Shenandoah wed Emma Belle Lee of Tabor at Glenwood M I parsonage with Rev Ripley officiating.
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Sayers
Goodreau
Roy Sayers
Council Bluffs
Emma Gladys Goodreau
Des Moines
Riey
Kefe
Goodrich
Board of Supervisors
Cornel Bluffs
Totten-Lee
Melvin
Ernest Totten
Shenandough
Mmma Belle Lee
Tabor
Glenwood M. I. Parsonage
Ll. M. Ripley
Iowa car license fees and local notices mixed in town column
The item notes various local mentions including Wim, Dean’s illness at home on Linn street, Council Bluffs visitors, and neighbors visiting. It reports on automobile license fees with totals for the last year and compares Iowa to New York and California for car counts and fees. It mentions a legal matter with Frank Sandquist and a brief on a hospital case of Irving Ling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawa
Tawa
California
Towa
New York
General Local Ads From Glenwood Iowa Listing For Sale And Hire
Advertising notices from Glenwood Iowa include for rent office rooms a farm 100 acres four miles west and a good seven room house with bath plus other sales of hay wood rocks cattle shells and a pen of White Rocks chickens. Local inquiries list junk buyers, trucking services, and hosiery orders with union mutual casualty Co. as contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
M. Boyer
Supreme court of Maine taunts pestilent fly in hotel case
A Maine Supreme Court ruling dismisses paying for infested lodging after a summer boarder left early due to intolerable tiles. The case, praised by the Philadelphia Public Ledger, frames the fly as a pestilent carrier and notes the court’s stance against expenses for such conditions. The piece cites literary mentions and mockingly elevates the fly as a humorous symbol of nuisance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Washington
Supreme Court of Maine
Court of Appeal
Journal of the American Medical Deseviation
Ramerson
Holland to reclaim land with 80 mile dike across Zuyderzee
Popular Mechanics describes a bold Dutch plan to build an 80 mile dike across the Zuyderzee outlet and reclaim land by multiple dikes and pumping. The project faces deep water at the Friesland shore and relies on a foundation of bundled branches, crushed stone, and masonry to form a massive dam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Zuyderzee
Friesland
All Day Meeting at Mrs Ross Stiles Home
A recount all day meeting of Center township JL met Wednesday February 2 after dinner. Miss Pearl Miller spoke on The Beauty Spots of Iowa with pictures from the Clenwood Public Library. Magete Reasener gave Current Topics and Nell Wheeler energized the session with no guessing contest. Next meeting set for February 23 hosted by Mrs Chute Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Stiles
Center Township
Pearl Miller
Iowa
Ald
Clenwood
Like a Letter from Home from the Tribune Family
A letter from Jane and her family in Pacific Junction mentions Walt Kincey and others. They express how the Tribune feels like a letter from home and how they could hardly get along without it. Their friends here will be pleased to learn the family is adapting to country life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ianne Trand Tlaxtun
Cole
Walt Kincey
Pacific Junction Vicinity
Walt
the Tribune
Jane
Plant Diseases Costly Losses for Farmers Across Crops
The plant disease survey of the Department of Agriculture reports last year’s crop losses from diseases totaling millions of bushels and tons across wheat oats corn potatoes sweet potatoes tomatoes peaches apples and cotton. It attributes the shortfall largely to delays in applying known control measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plant Disease Survey
Department of Agriculture
It Is Whispered by Diner’s Courtroom Skits
Fragmentary text describes whispered lines at a Glenwood business girls event at the courthouse. It mentions hymns used to aid deliberation and hints at potential print restrictions. The passage notes unprinted poultry skits and a forthcoming edition by a local editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoss
Glenwood
Tribune
P. I
Tax figures show total general and special levies
The excerpt notes the county auditor prepared the tax assessment draft for the coming year totaling 624047.62 dollars in general and special taxes. The property tax is assessed on the 1920 evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poverel
Gement Burial Vaults Offered At Low Price
Local ad offers guaranteed debt free waterproof cement burial vaults at 85 dollars each. Inquiries directed to Mintle phone 392W or W H Fackler phone 76W, Glenwood, Iowa.
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Gement
Mintle
W. H. Fackler
Glenwood
Lowa
Death of Aunt Shocks Deputy County Auditor
Deputy County Auditor A. O. Gorfy received word Saturday of the death of his aunt in Brooklyn New York. The telegram arrived late in the evening, conveying the sad news and prompting release of mourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Gree
Adrian
Strahan
Gladys Waterman
New York City
Lincoln
Gor Fy
Brooklyn
N.Y
Road Warrants Called in All County Warrants List
All County Road Warrants from 3976 to 4214 and registered numbers 1496 to 1748 are called, to be paid with accrued interest at the County Treasurer’s office. Notice published by Weslee Midphip Linville, County Treasurer, with cessation February 19.
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Weslee Midphip
Linville
Bridge Warrants Calling Hidden Numbers in County Records
Fragmentary OCR indicates warrants or bonds issue details with numbers 466 and 619, notes on accrued interest, and a reference to the County Treasurer or office. Details are garbled but imply warrants, interest cessation date February and a person named Ralph P. plus initials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolien
Ralph —P. Linville
Ladiey Aid to Meet at Caledon Church
Fractured obituary style notice indicates a Ladies Aid gathering at Caledon Church on a Wednesday evening with a speaker or activity about charity. Local church members, especially women, are urged to attend and assist in guilt ing efforts and community service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladiey
Tuberculosis Decline Tied to Leprosy Progress
Dr. Laura Corbett of Cambridge links TB decline to leprosy’s fall, noting TB deaths down about 60 percent since 1865. Improved social conditions, better nutrition, ventilation, and less crowding cited. war has briefly revived TB in Europe, especially Austria, with new outbreak dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Corbett
University of Cambridge
Austria
Polite New Motor Horn Promises Safer Driving
Motor magazine proclaims a new courteous car horn arriving on the market. The previously cacophonous horn is replaced by a tone that is polite and powerful. It warns without offending the ear, with a tone-adjusting mechanism allowing regulation of vociferousness while still signaling pedestrians.
Mystery Visit Upsets Kitchen Staff In Seven Course Drainer
A head waiter reports flustered assistants and great kitchen excitement as a visiting chef drops in with a seven course dinner offer. The remark points to a rumored matter behind the scenes at Binrwinghuin Agedleralad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binrwinghuin
The Wrong Course Decoding Fails to Prove Point
A garbled note mocks a claim about chances and opportunity. The text hints at a misread Dawdle and a prosaic attempt to hack an opportunity, with nonsensical phrasing and stray names.
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Dawe
ePye
Kunehked
Dawdle
Bostew
Wripa
Brownell College Buys Grounds for New buildings
The Brownell college governing board purchased the Happy ollaw ebb grounds of 11 meres for 160000 and will erect a building for college use. The land surrender occurs in 1224 and two avenues have been set aside for the new structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownell College
Be Optimistic About Back Pain Relief
An optimistic offer hints at remedies for back pain and nervous spells. The fragment mentions urinary concerns and claims of improved kidney trouble with heavy work and pain. Readers are urged to try a suggested product, with names and locations referenced in a promotional style.
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Flores
New Kidney Pill Ad Claims Quick Relief
A reader recounts dizziness and bright specks before eyes, tries Dean's Kidney Pills after seeing heavy advertising, reports rapid improvement. Also notes a Doris Sidney Pills ad urging avoidance of kidney remedies from Mrs tint and a Sidney, N.Y. poster. In a separate note, sheriffs wife overhears five prisoners planning escape. they are moved to separate cells and diet withheld.
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Doris Sidney
Tint
Milburn
Buffivle
N.Y
Sin Sidney
Pepangsh Ta Sheels
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