15 Jan 1914
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1914
Page
1
Glenwood and nearby communities report visits by Omaha and Blair residents, legal actions, and social events. Many names appear including B. T. Agan, R. H. Hanks, L. T. Genung, and Mr. Sivers, with church groups, court activity, school exam week, and a public market day on January 24 noted. A carload of alfalfa shipments, cemetery meeting, and a birth announced highlight local activity.
Advertisements show farms, stock, furniture and wood for sale in Glenwood and Pacific Junction. Items include Barred Plymouth Rock cockerels, pure bred Short Horn bull, dry cord wood, and a three acre tract near Glenwood Township. Notices advertise bids, real estate, and local events while local residents visit studios and attend plays.
Local talent presents a four act Western Comedy Drama The Greed For Gold at the Glenwood opera house on Friday January 23 directed by Evelyn Lambert of Omaha Aimed to raise funds for a new armory with a strong cast and rehearsals underway featuring special music and between act entertainment All proceeds support the boys in the community turnout encouraged by towns across Iowa and Nebraska.
James Miller, formerly of Miller and Phipps, starts a pantatorium in the former Mintle and DeBrohan building. The note praises Miller's fair dealing and expected strong patronage from friends and potential customers.
Uncalled letters listed for the Glenwood post office include J. H. Reese Walter Walker Miss Karin Thurson P J Schaffer Sarah Clark Elige Gaston Mrs Joseph McCormick J P Bacon Levi Patton 3 T Gilmore. Recipients are asked to state they are calling for advertised letters. Look for the Zephyr Button Hamilton Grocery.
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