20 Feb 1922
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1922
Page
1
Glenwood items report visits from Malvern and Council Bluffs relatives, church gathering planned, and local business moves. A Dorrance Shomo takes over daily Nonpareil delivery, while a council bluffs event notes a birthday club in Omaha and a Della Dodder injury.
A column extols chiropractic care as a master spinal mechanic restoring health. It praises early use for infants, cites bronchitis and rheumatism relief, and urges readers to investigate chiropractic before other remedies in their community.
Mrs Hester Estés visits Modale at the Throckmorton home while Masons urge 8d degree work Thursday night February 23. John Wirth of Corning visited J C Wirth and Mrs Wm Travers. Dr Luella Shaw and Beth Fox of Mason City spoke at Rex Theatre. Public sale at Tabor February 25 features cats, milk cows. visitors include Albert Turley, Arthur Snuffin, S A Tipton family from Council Bluffs. S C Mason of Independence stayed with J D Ironmonger. Mason travels to Sioux City.
A sequence of lodge events outlines a royal visit starting Monday evening with a 6:30 banquet in Missouri Valley. Tuesday’s plans place him in Manilla, followed by State Center on Wednesday, Bayard and Perry lodges Thursday, Leon for a Grand Chancellor visit Friday, and Chariton Knights Saturday, with “Scott” lingering in Leon as his longtime home and knightly memories.
Public notices list sales by G. Bk White on February 21 with M. A. Ridlin and Pierce Bros. also on February 21. February 22 features W. Boles and Will Andrews. February 23 shows Ralph Shaw. February 24 lists G. E. Burger. February 28 lists A. B. Judson and Herbert Halliday.
An authority warns regular meat eaters may suffer kidney strain and a buildup of waste. He recommends four ounces of Jad Salts daily to flush and stimulate kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and prevent bladder issues.
The OCR fragment notes sons asserting they have enough to cover the tar fare to Washington. The text implies a request or claim of funds for travel, lacking full context or names, dates, or organizations.
Advert describes Bowles Red Pepper Rub made from red peppers as providing instant relief for rheumatism lumbago neuritis backache and stiff neck. It claims rapid warming of the sore area within minutes and urges purchase at drug stores, noting genuineness by Rowles name on each package.
A letter arrives from G Ie Zimmer stating they are now at 1059 Leavenworth Street San Francisco Apr 5. He notes a pleasant westward trip with several stops and partial doubt about permanent relocation to San Francisco. Tribune should be sent to the new address and best wishes extended to readers.
An old advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as instant relief for catarrh and head colds. It promises open nostrils, clear head, and free breathing by applying a germ destroying antiseptic cream into the nose, with statements of immediate comfort and disappearance of congestion.
For Rent ten acre farm and a five room house with electric lights. For Sale items include falfa, fall shoats, sorghum, pure bred Rhode Island Reds, Scotch Top Shorthorn cattle, and junk removal. Lost work hurdle. Open calls to various local names and phone numbers in Glenwood and Pacific Junction.
We express sincere thanks for courtesies and kindness from neighbors and friends during the death and funeral of our sister Lena Kroon Charles Kroon and family
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