10 Feb 1921
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1921
Page
1
Five students took the January tracer考试. county nurse Marielle Randolph visited Strahan and Wenderson. Local figures including Mrs. Moran, Andrew Noah, and Mrs. Clara Minner appear with social and civic news. Upcoming Iowa Press Association events and public notices follow, plus personal visits from Ben Sutton and others.
The article warns that winter overeating leads to colds and serious illnesses if nerve impulses are impeded. It advocates chiropractic spinal adjustments to restore health and mentions moving to new offices.
An unclear text fragment notes health action and obligation, suggesting a policy or program addition that affects burdens or suffering without specifying entities, dates, places, or outcomes. The readable portion hints at legal or civic health measures impacting individuals.
Court schedules several matters to be postponed until Monday. Abraham Lincoln’s birthday falls on Saturday February 12 with tributes to the president described. Stanton’s remark that Lincoln “belongs to the ages” echoes in remembered tribute as people recall his close brush with death. A Firemen’s Dance at the Armory is held tonight.
The Methodist congregation urged a large Sunday offering for Chinese famine relief, noting thirty million people in northern China face starvation after two years with no rain. One cent feeds a child for one meal. three cents for a day. The drive aims to raise about one hundred thousand dollars. Checks to Mary Rathke at the bank. Regular services next Sunday. revival with Baptist services at 7:30 p.m.
A cluttered page advertises for sale mule colt to rent offices and rooms near the square. It promotes wood sales red clover seed and wheat lands investments, trucking services, stock listings and a Pioneer Wealth Herbs agent. Various locals like Fred Gradle A W Winegar and C W Downing are named with phone contacts.
A friendly church invites all classes of people to evening services and a midweek prayer session. Endeavor meeting at 6 30 p m with subject Thy Kingdom Came In My Home led by Clarissa Thompson. Song service and sermon at 7 30 p m on Procrastination. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 20 p m, pastor P Thompson.
Sunday school begins at 9 45 a m and church services at 11 o clock led by Rev Howard Mintle There will be no evening church service due to evangelistic meetings at the Baptist Church prominent local pastor Rev Howard Mintle leads the schedule
Local readers are being asked if they have paid their Tribune subscription. The brief notice prompts subscribers to verify status with the newspaper office. It underscores ongoing billing processes and encourages timely payments.
School notes show cash received for games with Villisca 35 40 and Missouri Valley 102 56 while the team beat Villisca 2 to 1. An upcoming Tabor trip will decide the southwest lawn championship. Junior and senior girls report handwork and a Martha Washington party is planned for February 15 with a social gathering after school.
The Glenwood Iowa City Council orders that any person or firm furnishing material fuel or other goods for city use must require a written requisition signed by the committee chairman before delivery All bills for goods must be filed monthly on or before the first day of the month.
Advertises buying land for farming in 40 to 75 dollars per acre on good terms with wheat already down and in fine condition. Promoter W. Winegar of Wheat Sands Burlington Colorado claims viability for growing any crop in Iowa and surrounding areas.
A notice from C M Maxwell announces a real barbering establishment in the basement of Luminy Bank offering seasoned work and prompt trade completion. The message emphasizes experienced personnel and a commitment to reliable, quality service for customers seeking barber care.
The month with the City Recorder and attached requisitions show goods furnished. Bills and requisitions will be presented to the City Council for consideration and action.
Disposition at the regular meeting following the first of each month is ordered by Glenwood City Council. By order of February 3, 1921, Attest Co. P. Kinney, City Recorder.
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