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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1917

Page

1

Glenwood Notes Show Visitors and Local Moves

Glenwood hosts visitors from Malvern Chicago Wisner and Bartlett as residents make trips for family gatherings and business. Livery owner George Otis converts a mint of a livery barn into an auto livery, while miller E Seeley promotes flour sales. The marriage license book 11 arrives with a clause restricting first cousins, and corrections are noted for a Community Club write up. A Durick murder case yields a $100 fine plus costs, with doubt over cause of death.

George Otis Mint James Durick Silver City Council Bluffs Snyder Manawa Duriek

The Chiropractor Offer Promises Free Consultation

The piece argues against sticking to the old ways and promotes chiropractic care as a solution for those who failed to get help. It notes that many people now seek unusual ideas and that hundreds remain suffering who could improve with a chiropractor, inviting readers to consult free of charge.

Glenwood Notes and Local Moves Across the Region

Weekend visits and relocations color Glenwood and Malvern as residents travel to see family. Miss Rheba Whalen spends time with aunt Mrs J C Karyton. Mr and Mrs Pace visit Elli ott with daughters Capitola Pace and Mrs B Al Nixon. The Tribune editor receives a Valentine in a Paxton Hotel envelope postmarked Glenwood. Local items note license inquiry for David Fidler of Cedar Rapids. W H Kisby buys land north of Malvern and moves there. Joe Tague loses goods in a fire at Plattsmouth and plans to relocate. Andy Jarred of Hastings plans to move to California with brother Thomas near Los Angeles Merril. Merril Johnson, a leading sheep feeder from north of Malvern, visits county capital. Dr Johnson returns from bedside of his mother Mrs Maury Jolson. Mrs Garmisa of Platte, Neb, hosts at home.

Andy Jarred Hastings Glenwood Mr. Jarred Thomas Los Angeles Merril. Johnson Maulvern Dr Johnson Srs Maury Jolson 4. OR. Garmisa Platte Neb

Timothy Hay for Sale and Various Local Ads

A crowded village ad page lists Timothy hay for sale at 47 per ton by I. Stout in Glenwood Indiana Route 1, several livestock wants including a fresh Jersey cow and a thoroughbred Jersey boar, plus multiple real estate and service notices. Community notes report visits, sickness recoveries, dances, and church events across Glenwood Malvern and nearby towns.

Timothy Hay I. Stout Glenwood

Hastings Wrestling Show Draws 200 at Opera House

A Hastings wrestling event drew about 200 spectators at the opera house on a Wednesday night. Local entrants Cleo Campbell of Malvern and Nicholas Ander ege of Hastings opened the card, the Russian winner of the first fall in seventeen minutes, with a second fall going to a time limit draw. Referee Hd Rush of Silver City officiated the main bout between Rush and Lee Calhoun of Allendale, Missouri, with Rush winning the first fall in forty five minutes and securing the match in four minutes of the second fall. Campbell served as main bout referee. Ray Christie managed the affair. Malvern provided roughly 100 attendees.

Hastings Opera Hunge Cleo Campbell Malvern Nicholas Anderege Hd Rush Silver City Lee Calhoun Allendale Rush Campbell Ray Christie

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