21 Feb 1916
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1916
Page
1
Glenwood residents exchange visits with Emerson Kansas City and Malvern friends. Courier reports on travel, marriages, business moves, health notices and local property changes. A divorce action is noted in district court with May term pending.
In Mills County Iowa May Minnie Wilkins files for divorce from George Wilkins on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. The court warns that default will be entered if George Wilkins does not appear before noon of the second day of the May term starting May 2, 1918 at Glenwood. Advertising rates and several local notices follow, including sales, livestock and real estate listings, and a piano sale listed by Hospe Company Council Bluffs Iowa.
Please, ladies, bring in all rags rubbers metals and similar items to Louis Hurst's Second and Store on the east side square and get cash for recycling.
An old advert promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation. It notes ease and general effectiveness and lists A. J. Howe as the seller. The snippet mentions relief and peace but provides no concrete details or dates.
Delay has been dangerous in Glenwood and Doan's Kidney Pills are praised by Mrs Archie Parr for kidney and back trouble. She says the medicine quickly remedies imperfect kidney action and notes lasting relief in recent years. Price 50c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Farmers urged to use Tribune stationery for letters and envelopes noting low costs and neat, reliable service. Samples and prices available at the Tribune office with a guarantee of satisfaction. The notice also promotes Tribune high grade calling cards and samples.
A compact nineteenth century style essay compares life to a clock winding down from youth to old age. It argues constipation as rust clogging the system and claims osteopathy can permanently relieve it by softening intestinal contents and promoting natural lubrication of the walls.
Ninth district clubs gain inspiration from club news published in district papers. The press committee features practical ideas over social notes to benefit other clubs. Mrs Hansen of the Harlan Literary Club reports that clubwomen in Harlan and Shelby county receive great benefit.
Federation news notes the literary club sold 71.68 dollars in Red Cross seals with 23 children each selling a dollar's worth and earning 7 pins and a state association letter. Mrs. Geo Coe reports 5,000 Christmas seals sold by Qui Vive club Woodbine while studying the British Isles and purchasing 12 reference works later donated to the free public library. A Friday club Christmas menu contest judged by Ames home economics details first prize menu by Mrs Losey for twelve at eight dollar limit. Community Christmas Tree in De Witt brought joy to children on Dec 23 with local civic leaders and Boy Scouts assisting.
Silk and wool poplin blouse suit with belt of two narrow sct strips and small white pearl buttons. Jacket forms a yoke effect with a ruffled collar. Sleeves shirred at wrist with velvet edged flare cuff. Full flare skirt in multiple colors.
Walling's Store South Side urges customers to consult Fackler about interior and exterior house finishings and states it offers the most complete stock in Mills County. The ad cites 20 years of use for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and includes a testimonial from Mrs. Mary Minke of Shortsville, NY, praising its safety and effectiveness for children. Available for sale by A. T. Howe.
Mrs. William Litzenberg of Montezuma Iowa suffered long stomach troubles and fatigue. After using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy she regained strength, appetite returned, and she could eat freely. The ad touts permanent relief for stomach liver and intestinal ills and offers a money back guarantee.
A Tribune want ad serves as a practical option for seekers and sellers alike, offering a direct path to recruit help, secure employment, or move merchandise. It positions classified ads as a versatile, cost efficient way to reach local readers.
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