Women rule the world 2400 years before Christ says historian
A historian argues that women ruled the world 2400 years before Christ and again 1921 years since. The note references a claim about female influence across ancient and more recent eras, reflecting a bold historical claim in a fragmentary item from a Glenwood era publication.
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Christ
Frank Bell
The
Red Oak Sun
Council Bluffs
Tribune
Health By Nature's Method Chiro Healing Concept
Thinking people agree that the most successful method of healing is that which allows the fullest scope to natural forces. There are causes for all diseases and the chiropractor seeks the underlying obstructive cause. If a vertebra is slightly out of place, nerve impingement blocks nerve flow and disease results. correct the subluxation and health returns. ABSOLUTELY.
Office Hours Listed for Appointments and Evenings
Office hours run from 10 to 12 a.m., 23 to 6 and 7 to 8 p.m. excluding Sunday and Thursday evenings. Other hours available by appointment.
Advertising Readers Needles for Sale and Trade Notices
Local classifieds list items for sale including 14 tons of first cutting alfalfa, a farm for rent near Glenwood, sorghum, bull Orpington eggs, a No 13 De Laval separator, junk buying, Sealech topped Shorthorn bulls, and a lost Marmon wheel and tire. Contacts include Harald Krecklow, W I Krecklow, Mrs Ed Wright, Lt W Tfansen, Pred Thieschafer, and Grover Mickeil with Glenwood and Pacific Junction references.
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Ed Wright
Glenwood
de- Laval
Wtfansen
Pacific Junction
Sealech
the Times
Gratitude to Glenwood Wire Boys for Fire Rescue
Mrs. C. E. Shomo thanks the Glenwood Wire Boys and neighbors for prompt service that saved her home from destruction by fire.
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Glenwood Wire Boys
C. E. Shomo
Notice to Contractors for Guard Rail Work in Mills County
Office of County Auditor Glenwood Iowa issued February 1922 call for sealed bids by 2:30 p m on February 20 1922 for guard rail material and construction on Federal Aid Project No 15 Bids may be obtained from Mills County Engineer and the Board of Supervisors reserves the right to reject any or all bids W M Moore County Auditor
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Glenwood
Iowa
County’ Auditor
Mills County
Board of Supervisors
W. M. Moore
President Hardie Predicts Steady Improvement Ahead
The report notes President Hardie prophesying only cautious gains and steady improvement from this time forward, despite uncertain conditions and lingering challenges. The statement emphasizes optimism but avoids specifics on dates or metrics.
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Hardie
Strangely Marked Cat Draws Laughs in Narka Kans
Dr N Martin of Clay Center pays a quarter for a cat with odd markings a black stripe down its back and sides, faces circled by stripes, and two large circles each bearing a perfect MM monogram. The owner praises the bargain as a genuine, unusual feline.
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Kan
N. Martin
Martin
Real Estate Deals Reported in Local Transfers
William H. Clay sells to C. Harmon a tract in Section 20, 72, 41 for 32000 dollars. Ida Q. Risenbere sells to John W. Harris for 1200 dollars a quarter section plus portion, plus Lot 1 and Bank Addition. Mary E. Smith sells to Bessie Smith Hyde for 1050 dollars parts of Lot 11 and all of Lots 12 18 14 in Academy Addition Malvern. C. E. Lakin et al as referees transfer to Eva Durbin for 9362.50 dollars the north 45 acres of the northeast quarter of Section 8, Township 1, Range 40.
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William H. Clay
C. c. Harmon
Nety
Ida Q. Risenbere
John W. Harris
Mary E. Smith
Bessie Smith Hyde
Malvern
Land Parcel Transfers and Mortgages in Mills County Iowa
Legal notices detail multiple transfers and mortgages across Mills County Iowa. Names include A de Wearin, Désiah Foster Wearin, C E Lalith, June W Dolph, Isaac F Rodman, Norman W Hodges, Spencer Stone, and Harvey E F Dolph. Transactions cover life estates, patents, and real estate interests with sums from $1.00 to $19,136.67 and property around sections 7 8 13 18 21 22 and ranges 71 72 40 41 42.
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A. de Wearin
Désiah Foster Wearin
TH. A. Wearin
C. E. Lalith Et al
June W. Dolph
Mills County
Iowa
Isaac F. Rodman
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