10 Jan 1916
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1916
Page
1
Glenwood diary items report visitors from Mineola Malvern Silver City and Redfield. Local weddings, household news, school absences for la Grippe and a 200 watt indirect light in a dental office are noted along with club meetings and lodge installations.
Jacob Vrazier led two score East Center youths at a skating party and wienie roast near Malvern on Saturday night. The group, including boys and girls, enjoyed winter sport then a wienie roast with popcorn, returning home as midnight approached.
An advertiser in Glenwood touts Doan’s Kidney Pills through a testimonial from Mrs. S. E. Edwards of Locust Street. She says the remedy has long helped her kidney and back discomfort after overexertion, restoring normal kidney action within days. Price 50 cents at dealers, Dean’s Kidney Pills sold by Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo New York.
Advertisements including hay for sale farm tools lost items and services list various names and locations in Glenwood Iowa with rates for ads and contact mentions such as Frank Valla J J Kates Had Terry Chas Goltry Louis Hurst G. N. Fiale Duroe Jersey Boars Delashinutt Harold Kreek low and others.
Mrs. Ferdinand Detlef and children express appreciation for the assistance and sympathy shown by friends and neighbors during their recent bereavement through the tolling of the event.
A hopeful note asserts that the so called disease can be treated by science that makes people well and happy. The quote suggests medical progress brings adjustment of illness through scientific advancement.
Snippet shows a joke about marriage and conquest with lines about marrying to conquer the world and a mother moving in. It also includes a quip about a cop and a driver claiming no breaking gravity law as a car races past.
City of Glenwood Iowa assesses paving curb and gutter costs on multiple blocks. Objections must be filed with the Recorder by January 31 1916. contract work listed includes Vine Walnut First Sharp streets and related curb projects. Dated January 10 1916 Recorder S P Hamilton.
Resolution directs publication of the assessment schedule for property affected by the Samuel Friedman improvement in Glenwood Iowa. City Engineer filed plat with Recorder listing taxes to be charged, deemed fair by the Council, Recorder to publish at least three notices in the Mills County Tribune within ten days.
The report lists condition of Mills County National Bank Glenwood as of December 31 1915 with assets totaling 462 522 80 and liabilities including capital stock 65 000 00 surplus 519 500 00 and deposits. It shows loans and discounts overdrafts securities and reserve positions with the Federal Reserve and notes notes rediscounted. A sworn statement by cashier A French confirms accuracy before notary E R Herrick on January 8 1916.
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