16 Feb 1914
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1914
Page
1
Hastings visitor O T Smith and Red Oak guests Fern Harpe and Florence Shapcott figure among town visitors. A mix of social calls, millinery plans, a charity sale, and local business updates rounds out town life. The inter county declamatory contest, county farmers institute, and a town play in Glenwood anchor upcoming events.
Classifieds list multiple notices and sales including for sale autos and farm items. Chas Kroon warns against hunting on his Platteville township farm while W Downing and Rosa CG Kulesh advertise equipment, horses, and violin lessons in nearby towns.
Friday double header in Glenwood featured Glenwood High girls against Red Oak with Red Oak taking a 19 to 7 win in the second round. The nightcap pitted Glenwood Highs against the Insurgents with a wild second half, rough action, and a player injured requiring medical aid.
C W Roberts and Miss Helen Hixson wed last Saturday at the bride’s parents’ home in Glenwood with Rev. Thompson of the Christian church officiating. Immediate relatives attended. couple to spend a few days in Omaha before seeking a home. Roberts works at Glenwood Burlington station. Hixson previously on the Iowa Telephone Glenwood switchboard.
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The Glenwood Masonic Lodge planned Washington's birthday celebrations while J P Galbrath prepared to return to Gladstone Ill from Mills County. Revival meetings ran at the M E church led by George W Willis, and W F Long of Glenwood patented a mail delivery device for fast trains.
William Hunt plans moves from 716 miles NW of Glenwood with horses cattle chickens ducks corn in crib and machinery. T G Byére and auctioneers note Hunt will move to Bemidji Minnesota. Honeywell ad locates Glenwood area sale February 18 with horses cattle hogs hogs hay grain machinery and more on Wm Lamb place.
A streetwise exchange notes a lawyer recalling a similar case where he faced a former opponent. He pledges fair play this time. The item also advertises The Third Degree at the opera house tomorrow night.
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