Glenwood Notes and Local Veep Sneak Previews
Glenwood brief items from The Tribune date a snowbound winter with social calls, church leaks, and hospital stays. Notables include Mrs Mary Mickel at Edmundson hospital, W Schroeder visiting The Tribune, and Herman Kirshoff wedding at Mineola. Mrs Belle Tipton visits Tabor amid ill friends, while Addison Utterback and other travelers plan Florida trips. Local business keeps steady with M Nebe nursery stock and Sidney Slocum inspecting Iowa Telephone. A church leak prompted quick repairs. C E Dalrymple recovers from pneumonia. Glenwood Women’s Help Club hosts a Valentine scholastic.
Library Notice Restricts Loans But Keeps Doors Open
The Library will stay open for now but books will not be loaned. Readers are asked to return overdue or checked out books at once.
Advertising Readers and Local Notices in Glenwood
A crowded 1916 Glenwood column lists advertising rates and reader notices. Items include sales of Clover seed and wall paper, lost watch, sale of hard wood, Rhode Island roosters, and Hereford bull calves. Also paving notices, nursery stock orders, a thank you note, physician examiner notice, and probate material regarding Jonathan Kernes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Jonathan Kernes
Iowa
District Court
Said County
Glenwood
Don’t Confuse Chiropractic With Other Health Forms
A brief note explains that chiropractic differs from other drugless health practices, emphasizing Universal and Innate Intelligence, nerve compression at spinal junctures as disease cause, and specific vertebral adjustments. The text invites explanation to interested readers, sick or well.
Genungs Seek Treatment At Excelsior Springs
Mrs L T Genung has left for Excelsior Springs Missouri for treatment. She has been confined at home for five weeks and will stay as long as benefits are obtained. Friends hope she returns benefitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Genung
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
Genung
How Far Soldiers Can See
Experiments in the German army measure distant recognition. A person seen once before could be recognized at 80 feet, an acquaintance at 800 feet, and an intimate relative at 500 feet. An expert rifleman can distinguish body parts and detect movements at 300 feet. At 1,800 feet a man appears only as a spot unless he moves or contrast aids visibility. Sailors, hunters, and farmers typically see twice these distances due to training.
Submarine Treasure: Craft to Locate Sunken Ship
A steel sphere eight feet in diameter carries two workers and lowers from a tender. It moves via electrically driven propellers, uses four electromagnets to attach to a sunken hull, and supplies current through the tether cable. It includes electric drills and a powerful searchlight for ship exploration.
A Want Ad in Tos Tribune Boosts Your Reach
A Want Ad in the Tos Tribune is a smart investment for those seeking help, new work, or to sell goods. It emphasizes practical value for job seekers, employers, and sellers across the community.
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Tos Tribune
Cottage contact for home improvements listed
An advisory note invites readers planning papering or painting to consult a contact at the Cottage opposite Fullerton Lumber Yard and to call 309 Gien for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fullerton Lumber Yard
Gien
Social evening brightens Glenwood Rebekah lodge night
About eighty attended the Glenwood Rebekah lodge social. The Kitchen Mechanics Band was a standout act, encored after a second performance. Refreshments included pie, ice cream, cake, and coffee. donations reached $165. Also noted are local ads for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and wallpaper remnants for sale.
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Glenwood Rebekah Lodge
Kitchen Mechanics
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Glenwwoo
Women’s Club
Mary Mickelwait
the Edmundson Hospital
Win Chamberlain
Malvern
Ralph Mickelwait
Kirksville, Missouri
Center Township
Civic League
Herman Kirshoff
Meta Miller
Mineola
Rev
Sitzler
Elmer Fickel
White Cloud Township
Nelson Delevan
Red Oak
Mutual Benefit Association
Clyde E. Stout
Kirksville
Milton Knight
Wall Street
The
Tribune
Belle Tipton
Tabor
L. D. McClintock
Walt McClintock
Addison Utterback
Points
Florida
M. Nebe
Mr. Nebe
T. Granteer
W. A. Luther
Benton
Jacob Bare
Methodist
J. Burkett
B Street
Lincoln
Sarah Wright
the Tribune
G. P. Hughes
Willis
Texas
Hughes
Ada Hughes
Cal Hammack
Hastings
Monay
Albert Ponton
Golden
Sidney Slocum
Iowa Telephone Company
Jud Lindsay
Montgomery County
Emerson
C. E. Dalrymple
Helab
Charles Cheyney
W. J. Utterback
Chelan
Washington
New Glenwood
L. S. Robinson
Glenye
Louis Hurst
East Side Square
Clover Seed
H. W. Lee
Ber
Fackler
Winder
Prof. Nielsen
Byers
G. T. Jackson
Rhodes Island Roosters
W. R. Higgins
M. J. Williams
Clyde Rhoads
State Bank
South Room
Vinton& Workman Shoe Store
Henderson
Wesley Chapel
W. H. Darnell
J. Darnell
United States Civilies Commission
Rh. W. Rhoades
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Towa
Walter S. Brown
Hattie M. Brown
Enriy
Lyon & Lyon
Chiropractors
J. A. Binkerd
Housewives of
Lienmire
Rebekahs
Mr. Davis
Lewis T. Davis
Blackwater
Del
McCabe Davis
A. J. Howe
Backler's
Hamilton Grocery
N. W. Corner Square
WM. Lugsch
Goode
Old Glenwood
Glenwood, Iewa
M. R Bomer
Vinton
Vinton & Workman Better Shoes
Dodge Bros
Detroit
H. P
Eisemann
mReer Tek
Conral
John Bowsnan
Walling’s Store
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