28 Feb 1911
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1911
Page
1
Glenwood society notes guests and visits including Mrs D J Buckingham and W N Rodman. marriage license issued to Dessie Walling and Ernest Johnson. Local travel, farm sales, church services, and school and poultry news filled with names of residents and nearby towns.
Prepared by Rev T Linscott for the International Newspaper Bible Study Club. Discusses heaven, material bodies, Elijah and Elisha, and faith. Includes analysis prompts on whether heaven is place or condition, whether prophets’ garments show power, and whether miracles prove historic truth. Ends with questions on faith guidance and future life implications.
A county auction lists farm loan bids with identifiers and locations near Glenwood, with due dates and figures in a rural district. The notice names the serving agency, terms, and bidding procedures, highlighting northeast area references and miscellaneous loan categories.
The garbled text references strikes, era challenges, and public sentiment. It mentions figures like Jehn Mitchell and describes broad social tensions without clear events, places, or dates. The fragment hints at labor friction and national mood but lacks concrete facts to identify a specific incident.
Mrs Fredbert and children traveled to Salisbury Missouri to visit relatives. Henry Bichel was absent from the bank due to grip. William Kahl shipped two carloads of cattle. Mr and Mrs Fred Weeck celebrated their silver wedding with many friends. Landlord Jacob Tierman’s birthday brought a large gathering at the hotel. Henry Peters and bride from Hmer son Nebraska visited Mineola relatives and returned home on Tuesday. William Brandt of Bassett Nebraska visited relatives here recently. Fred Barge sale drew strong bidding totaling about $2,000.
The advice warns against strong medicines and cathartics as they provide only temporary relief and may harm weak organs. The statement claims to offer the best constipation treatment available and urges readers to seek safer alternatives.
Rexall Orderlies are advertised as a safe, non gagging remedy for constipation. The tablets come in 12 and 36 count packages priced at 10 and 25 cents respectively. Marketed as odorless tasteless and colorless with a positive guarantee, they claim no cramping nausea or excess bowel looseness. The ad notes availability at The Red Grass Drug Co Glenwood TE Allison, Manager.
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