The City Yes 2 Glenwood Gazette Tidbits
Glenwood notes show residents visiting Omaha, moves to local homes, and service members returning from Camp Dodge with discharge. Help wanted listings, local sales, and real estate offers fill the page along with theater ads and community notices. Individuals named include Miss Bessié Emerine, Miss Lula Peck, Mrs. Ethel Dalton Hunter, and W. T. Owens. Local shops, farms, and families are detailed with scattered travel and health updates.
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Ethel Dalton Hunter
Sargi
Ralph Linville
Company I
Camp Dodge
Ralph
To day Try Chiropractic Practic Tomorrow
An advertisement urges readers to investigate chiropractic care as a path to relief for those who have not found help elsewhere. It promotes literature, frames chiropractic as aligned with God and Nature as healing forces, and invites inquiry today with specific office hours and appointment options.
We Have The Goods On Edison Columbia And Victor Records
A dealer touts low terms and unbeatable prices for Edison Columbia and Victor machines and records. The ad promises fast delivery and claims to beat any mail order house on price. It emphasizes inventory and willingness to sell undercutting competitors.
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Edison
Columbia
Victor
Farmers' Nations Association seeks district managers
District managers who are well known farmers are urged to co operate in securing memberships in the Farmers' Nations Association. The group appeals to patriotic rural Americans with practical, modern farming ideas. For details address Securities Building.
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One Farmers’ Association
America
Farmers’ Nations] Association
Securities Building
Fragmentary note on names and places in Mawars and Su Plaktota
A damaged OCR fragment references Mawars and Su Plaktota with scattered names such as Sidney and Bornéy. No coherent event or context is clear, rendering a concise summary challenging from the limited readable text.
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Mawars
Su ‘Plaktota
Fiat Sidney
Bornéy Hithe
Call Meeting of D H Initiation at Hall
The D. of H. will hold a specially ended meeting at their hall on Tuesday afternoon December 11 for class initiation. Every member urged to be present. The Glenwood D. of H. has received 24 additions to its membership during the past fortnight.
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D. of H
Glenwood D. of H
Advertised Letters for March 7 1919 at O W. OH. Fickel P. M
The list shows names including Barg Freddie Bush Mrs Wm Chickering Miss Edna Garson Mr Andrew Cramer Mrs L D Gregg Mrs Jennie Henderson Mrs Maggie Hicks Rev G E B Marsh Mrs Geo Parriott Mr and Mrs Sanade Miss Freida Townsend Mrs R R Waller Mrs Emma All. Letters remaining uncalled for on March 7 1919 will be sent to the Dead Letter Office in Washington D C.
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Washington, D
W. OH. Fickel
P. M
Scenic Theatre
Adrian M. Newens
Rex Theatre
Alice Howell
To Be Envied and Other Roving Exchange Scribbles
A playful exchange piece mocks editor life and newsroom antics. It riffs on flattering editors threatening to chase subscriptions, praise for Miss Cash and Miss Young Sport, and sharp jests about pay, pace, and deadlines in a bygone paper milieu.
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Jones
Sport
Miss Cash
Bill Syke
Pup
Lakes, Land, and North Dakota Weather Echoes from Mills County
In a letter from Mills County, W. T. Wolfe extols Midwest farming and contrasts prairie winters with California heat. He cites experiences around the Red River of the North and Ottertail County Minnesota, praising nature while contrasting wealth and education with simple rural beauty. The piece closes with poetic reflections on nature’s charms and a nod to Grover Rodman.
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Tribune
Mills County
Grover Rodman
The
North Dakota
Red River
Grover
King’s River
California
Ottertail County
Minnesota
Red
Towan
W. T. Wolfe
Ground Hog Weather Riddle From The Tri bune
Poemic note from Harry A. Barnes forecasts an unsettled winter after Ground Hog Day. The piece satirically doubts shadows and six weeks of winter, with damp, muddy fur and lingering cold and storms. It ends urging readers to keep subscriptions paid in advance.
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Tomie
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