19 Feb 1912
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1912
Page
1
Glenwood and Mills County residents engage in visits, travels, and business. The column notes Mrs. Merritt’s illness, relatives visiting from Sumner and Ottumwa, Maude Petit’s Chicago trip, and Luke Fort’s move to Glenwood for farm work. Other items include jury service, industry moves, church events, a large horse and buggy gathering, real estate changes, and upcoming school programs and weddings.
Work Horses for Sale Route 3 Glenwood Mintle A spring mule for sale one mile north of Glenwood R P Butcher Por Tent Sale or Trade My place in the south part of Glenwood Lt KE Cogley House for Sale or Rent Easy terms on small payments if desired Mrs Georges Hull Glenwood For Rent A farm of 100 acres all buildings near Albia Iowa Grain or cash D O Miller Glenwood Lost A muff at the auction in the old Staptist Church last Saturday Pinder please return to the Tribune Notice to Ice Consumers I have put up a large supply of fine spring water ice and am in better shape than ever to supply my customers Sam Windtia and foreman Charley Garbee will give you good service but this item may reflect local humor
A Mills County notice cautions that faulty abstracts can lead to loss of land protection and urges readers to use the Mills County Abstract Company for reliable abstract work. The message stresses that abstracts are valueless without proper protection and criticizes errors due to faulty ledgers and books.
Miss Adeline Lincoln spent weekend in Glenwood with Merna and Oma Pace. Walter Chandler of Glenwood visits friend Ralph May this week. Lincoln school birthday exercises drew a good crowd. Elsie May called on Adeline Lincoln. Mrs C Lincoln and her little son stayed at A L Beaton’s home. Mrs Wm Barker travels to Plattsmouth for a writing. Mr and Mrs B Lincoln and children attended the Straight Young wedding in Glenwood Thursday evening.
Col T G Byers veteran auctioneer of Glenwood handles sales and offers guidance to ensure success. Listings include J C Adams Lamb farm sale February 1 with horses cattle hats and produce, M C Carman Ted Sivers farm February 22, J G Wilcox farm February 23, Iswac Thomas W D Pace farm February 26, D C Miller Pony Creek sale February 27, and a hunting ban notice near Glenwood. The Youth's Companion price change noted and Tribune subscription offer included.
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