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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1920

Page

7

Local notices from Red Oak area and beyond

Correspondent G W Carlson checked business in Red Oak on Saturday. Numerous residents visited Hastings, Omaha, Glenwood, Emerson, and Macedonia last week. Updates include illnesses, travels, tax instruction seminar in Iowa City, and community events. A notable basketball game saw Oakland defeat Emerson 30 24 at Harney Hall. Public notices cover hospital commutes, ice deliveries, and charity sales receipts.

G. W. Carlson Red Oak Lee Webster Paul Cain Hastings A. O. Harney Omaha T. D. Phillips Glenwood N. G. Cook C. Fr. Lindsay Lena Frohn Swaney Kansas City W. L. Ferguson Emergson Ja. G. T. Harover Iowa City Sturgeon Kelso Tabor Marvin Shippey Hugh McSweeney Rose Anna Creamer Villisca Paul Waldo Edmundson Lillian Newgrist Harney Hall Oakland Emerson Ladies Aid J. O. Jacobs Waterloo Mr. Swaney

Riding a Truck Story Roars Through Time

A humorous reminiscence traces humanity’s vehicle evolution from ark animals to camels, cayuses, and finally the truck. The narrator recalls a risky ride up hills, loose teeth, and damaged dogs and rabbits, with wry notes on barber shop observations and a flippant line about Noah and floods.

Tribune Noah Ark Times Nile John Sawyers John W. T. Wolfe

Battle ground near Goose Lake unearthed by Kirk family

James Kirk and his two sons found hundreds of Indian arrow heads spear points and stone war implements on the south shore of Goose Lake near Fertile Worth county Iowa. The items are tied to a legendary pre white man battle between Sioux and Winnebagoes led by Giskineki and Black Eagle with the Broken Wing. The site reputedly predates the Spirit Lake massacre and convinces locals that a great clash occurred at that location.

James Kirk Goose Lake Fertile Worth County Jo Joseph Kirk Farm Towa Spirit Lake

Rocks fly in Harding era clash over road politics

Uncle Jim Pierce of the Town Homestead hangs Governor Harding’s hide on the fence and calls him untrustworthy for backing Johnston Pitt road laws, noting a Col G Watson French gift and Harding’s campaign stance. He questions reporting of the contribution as public business and warns of impropriety. Today mint aside, money moves without ads.

Jim Pierce Governor Harding Jim Johnston-Pitt Mr. Harding Greater Iowa Association Col. G. Watson French G. Watson Mgr. Harding Col. G. Watson Bill

Town’s Prosperity Told By Advertisers in Comstock News

A town’s growth is reflected by its merchants and advertisers. A good live advertisement from each merchant and a card from smaller firms signal solid progress, implying strong local economy and community effort in Comstock Nebraska.

Comstock Neb

Residences Purchased Change Hands in Emerson

Real estate activity in Emerson includes Wm. Cramer buying the Mary J. White residence for heirs at 4500, Lynn Wilkins purchasing the Ed Wearin property for 3000, and W. N. Eaton selling a home and five acres to M. Good for 3000. Other transfers include Lottie Thrapp buying the Miss Pearle Lang residence for 1500, H. W. Ogievie acquiring two East Hill lots for 800, and John A. Thorson Jr. converting a blacksmith shop into a garage. Rev. W. S. Robinson accepts Emerson Baptist pastorate beginning February.

Wm. Cramer Mary J. White Lynn Wilkins Ed Wearin West Hill W. N. Eaton J. M. Denton M. §. Good Mr. Eaton Mr. Good

Woman's Club Meeting at The Glenwood

The Glenwood Woman's Club will meet Monday January 19 at 2 30 p m Leader Mrs C B Dean will discuss striking characteristics Other program items include Commercial Enterprises Mrs Fred Kelley Education Art and Literature Mrs Homer Fickel Probabilities and Opportunities of National Development Mrs Frank Wallace A talk by district chairman Mrs H Houghton Jr of Red Oak will follow and she hopes to meet all club members including unfederated clubs The notice ends with a light joke about a man losing money through the hole in the top of his docket.

Glenwood Woman's Club C. B. Dean Fred Kelley Homer Fickel Frank Wallace H. @. Houghton, Jr Red Oak

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