12 Feb 1912
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1912
Page
1
Community brief from Glenwood detailing visits by Mrs Clyde Rhoads, Mrs F J Wallace, and others, local sickness, a media staff move, property sales, and upcoming school events. Notable items include Rev Shaw’s three night revival, a Duroc-Tersey sale, and new credit system at Kruse’s meat market.
Advertisement-style notice touts the best and widest line of sewing machines ever offered by a single company in Iowa, urging readers to visit and compare.
The Congregational church women host a four course National Progressive Birthday Dinner on Thursday Feb 15 starting 5 30 p m with courses honoring Valentine s Day Patrick s Day Washington s Day and Longfellow Day at various local homes The Oak Township Mills County Ia trustees announce a meeting Feb ly 1912 at Primer school house to select a road superintendent Tomatoes contracts shown at E F G Day office each Saturday afternoon until acres secured Masquerade skate at Myers Hall St Valentine night prizes for best costumes Floral Market Day by Baptists Feb 17 Cockerels for sale 75 pure bred Barred Rock Mrs G H White Glenwood Pur Sale Alfalfa seed 25 miles SW of Glenwood For Rent Sale or Trade property in Glenwood Spring tide sale items and auction notices appear in the Tribune Printing services praised by the Tribune.
Harvey Dean writes from the Royal Mail steamship Trent describing a voyage toward Havana and Colon. He notes sailing routes via Jacksonville Knights Key and Key West, and visits to the Providencia Sugar Mill, Antilla and Santiago. He details cane processing, local geography, Havana’s size and openness, and mentions acquaintances Mr Foster and A. G. Millard.
A Mills County man lost money after buying land and later found an unrecorded lien. The Mills County Abstract Company urges using their Abstract Books to ensure accurate abstracts and prevent such losses. They claim abstracts are valueless unless protective and promise best service at no extra cost.
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