10 Feb 1913
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1913
Page
1
Glenwood residents and visitors are listed in a rapid update of social events. Alex Cain of Macedonia, Mrs Ironmonger, Sela Custer and family, and many others are noted with Friday appearances, visits, and small town celebrations. The stork brought an eight pound son to Will Powles Jr. and wife Tuesday.
For sale pair of young horses and various farm goods listed by Glenwood traders F K Pitzer John Seitz Timmons Woodrow residence property for sale by executor H M Logan rummage sale March 7 8 and other items including poultry seed stoves axes plowing gear and a high speed motor washer with contact details in Glenwood Iowa.
Clay Buckingham and Barber T have purchased the Rogers barber shop beside the Tribune. They promise first class workmanship and ask for patronage, assuring superior results and personal guarantees from Clay Wocking Eam.
The 440 acre Dr Wall farm northwest of Glenwood in Oak and St Mary townships, part of the old Dr Wall estate, to be sold by court order. It can be divided and inquiries should be directed to N S S Genung, Referee, Glenwood. Also offering million dollar farm loans at five percent for Mills County farms in six months, plus abstract services from Mills County Abstract Company Tk Q Records Walter Breen president secretary.
The Philomatheana presented a student program Friday afternoon drawing many visitors. Dunn Mandolin orchestra performed at convocation last Wednesday. A double basketball set with Blair and Red Oak was a success with 15 to 5 home girls win and a close 27 to 26 loss for the boys. College girls were hosted by Dr. and Mrs. Plimpton for supper and dressing room access. Next Friday the Glenwood boys travel to Plattsmouth and the girls visit Blair on the 21st.
Several Glenwood residents relocate as renters seek better housing. Janes Stout moves south a block into the Jonathan Haines property. George Brower returns to his farm. Superintendent Masters moves to the Brower home on Locust street. C. L. Dudley family moves into the Cook house on Vine street, E. A. Purcell moving to Woodbine.
Glenwood High played a doubleheader Sunday night with the boys losing to Red Oak 27 26 in a tight contest and the girls beating Blair college aggregation 15 to 5. A large crowd attended and praised both games.
Special services began at the Methodist church with a well filled house. Rev. Adams of Council Bluffs preached. The male quartet and a large chorus led the singing and contributed to the service's impact.
The program notes a solo by James Davison of College Springs and presents tonight's service topic as Service Call. The item highlights a musical solo within the evening religious gathering.
Doan's Kidney Pills are promoted as a tested remedy to filter blood and support kidney function. Local endorsements from Glenwood Iowa resident D. Hammers claim relief from back pain after two months of use, with nationwide marketing notes urging readers to ask for Dean's Kidney Pills at 50 cent price.
Read the Tribune advertisements to find items offered by local merchants. The page urges shoppers to search for desired goods among posted bargains and special sales.
An instrument in writing purporting to be the last will of John VanKirk of Mills County Iowa was filed February 7 1913 and February 12 1918. The court fixed February 8 1913 as the time to prove the instrument at Glenwood Court House. Objections heard by the District Court. Clerk Walter E Brown.
Itemized receipts show overdraft on February 4 1919 paid for January services including janitors insurance books fuel furnace desks chairs cement work and other contingent charges. Additional February lev confusion remains.
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