28 Feb 1908
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1908
Page
1
Ivory Otis announces farm and city loans while the Glenwood area records social visits, theatre news, births, moves, and local business ads. Community notes include Burke and Nixon illnesses, opera house crowds, church events, and crime-free parish updates amid a flurry of short items.
The Glenwood Woman's Club will host a public entertainment to benefit the sewing class led by Miss Hehn at the Library on Saturday afternoons. The club aims to fund the class through the school year, enabling a full year of sewing and preparation to begin cutting and garment construction next year with strong local support.
This issue presents a lively family magazine in New York City featuring engaging stories and standard illustrations. It targets readers with interest in public movements and general human-interest pieces. Subscription details note price and offerings at the Tribune office.
Fred Fancher announces the opening of a millinery and ladies nation store offering a ten percent discount sale for thirty days. It invites customers to buy Easter hats and muslin underwear for spring, urging early visit to the north room of the Micklewall building on the north side of the square.
A sheriff sale notice announces a real estate auction in Glenwood Mills County Iowa on March 15 1908 from 9 am to 4 pm at the west door of the courthouse. The lot is Lot 7 Block 16 Glenwood City and is seized under a February 1908 judgment in favor of F J Wallace Lutcher Co against Ella Gilleard for 873.19 plus costs.
Postmaster Mark is boarding at a hotel due to home quarantine while his son Carl suffers from diphtheria. Deacon S A Adams lies bedridden and is failing rapidly. Irksine Warner relocates from the Howard farm to near Tillsdale. Miss Alice Whitbeck, former Tabor College language professor, dies at Ripon Wisconsin. Mrs Henry Hunter battles pneumonia with help from relatives. Mrs George Greenlee is taken to WCGA hospital in Council Bluffs. Robert McClelland Sr. is moved to an Omaha hospital with a head abscess and loss of hearing. A farewell party for Mr and Mrs Howard Kempton precedes their move to South Dakota. At the high school contest Christie McCormick wins oratory, Louise Wyman dramatics, Lily Good humor. they will enter Mills Fremont county contest. Jeweler M Thomas falls gravely ill at his store and remains unconscious several days before showing signs of recovery.
A local ad promotes coal savings claiming the best deal in town. Contact options include phone and in person visits at East Side Square, Fancher's Feed Store, urging customers to compare coal quality and price.
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