12 Jan 1922
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1922
Page
1
Glenwood reports social notes with Malvern visitors Miss Rose Hopp and Miss Linda Deitchler. Lodge officers to be installed Thursday. Local contractors and merchants mentioned alongside prizes and Chamber of Commerce events.
Sound theories gain credibility only when healthy results follow. Chiropractors offer a modern drugless health practice with extraordinary merit, showing good health results across men, women, and children. If ordinary treatment fails, try Chiropractic.
Gerald Fickel returns to Ames from an absence. Spring hats arrive at Hiett millinery. Mr and Mrs William Workman of Henderson visit their children in Ames. Orsow Kilgore of Griswold visits, with HQ on Wideview Hill. Miss Sylvia Springsteen returns to Stuart to resume school. Robert Davis of Emerson helps his father in the meat business after a recent grocery purchase. Public sale of 50 head of Poland China bred sons set for January 21 1922 by Frank Anderson Racific Junction. Catalogs available on request. Rumor around the Farm Bureau meeting in Malvern regarding distribution of preserved foods. Twelve milking Shorthorn cows and 42 Poland China hogs shipped from Cerro Gordo and Clinton counties to an agricultural school in Mexico. The 12 cattle sold for 5050 dollars. Licenses to wed issued at year end and two days prior, Ridgeway Bell and Gertrude Clipper of Omaha, Frederick Kiewit and Karen Lateye of Omaha, Walter Linch and Mildred Wrneger of Lincoln.
An advertising notice from Eagle Hosiery Mills of Darby PA promises $36.00 per week full time and 76 cents an hour spare time earnings. Agents can make $78.00 to $125.00 weekly selling hosiery, with fall line ready at prewar prices.
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