Local notes from Glenwood and area include постоянные visitors
Rev Evans travels to Omaha on business. George O Free visited the Bluffs Saturday. Lewis Robinson inspecting railway watches in the Junction. Jessie Wright of Modale visited Glenwood. Lawrence Bogart went to El Paso for a week. Mrs J Chamberlin visited Ta bor with son Fred and wife. Robert Kirkpatrick Jr from Omaha visited his parents. Miss Lila Spick from Malvern visited Glenwood friends. Georgia Buckingham becomes fourth grade teacher in east school, replacing Lela Miller who resigned. Hodges family visit Hastings. Art Hodges’s sale on Sunday. Mrs F J Wallace and Htta fiwing to Harlan to stay with Stella Marsh Potter. G G Sutherland from Lanagan, Canada, visiting tomorrow. Miss Jessie Garside new history teacher in Glenwood. Frances McFerron injured arm at a social. Henry Stephens visiting from Santa Fe. daughter treated in Rochester. Mrs Susan Sheets to Illinois after hospital stay. David Salyards moving into Mrs Sheets home in February. George W Jones to reside in Glenwood. bought Ida Briggs home for 1350. Jones rents Oak township farm. sale planned for 20th of next month. J W Edwards from McGook Junction visited Glenwood. recently married Mrs Sheldon. will run a confectionery store with Mrs Edwards. Edwards continues disc sharpening business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Jones
Oak Township
Glenwood
Ida Briggs
North Locust Street
Miss Briggs
Mr. Jones
J. W. Edwards
McGool Junction
Neb
Pacific Junction
Mr. Edwards
Sheldon
Progressive Thought on Chiropractic Principles
Progressive Thought argues for open minded inquiry into chiropractic science and nerve pressure as disease cause. It claims adjustments remove the disease cause and that Nature cures the effect, offering free spine analyses to families as part of its program.
Furlough Extension for Auditor Humphrey Reported
From Catona Head Fla comes word that Auditor Humphrey has received an extension of his furlough for thirty days. Local notes mention blooms and birds, social visits in Glenwood, and John Lewis returning from rheumatism. Captain R. Wumphrey received a $600 rent allowance payment in full for the Armory for the past six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey
Catona Head
Fla
R. &. Wumphrey
Advertised Letters at Glenwood Postoffice 1917
List of unclaimed letters for the week ending January 20 1917 at Glenwood Postoffice includes Adamson Mr Larry Browning Miss Clark Mrs Ber ty Fdmenda Chis Goodutat Hd Gratin Mrs Henderson Mr Victor Iewin Tray Jonlasen Mr We 8 Melaelian Mrs Ad In calling for these letters say Advertised If not claimed they will go to the Dead Letter Office Washington D C February 20 1917 W H Vickel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamson
Larry Browning
Me Clark
Berty Fdmenda
Chis
Goodutat
Hd Gratin
Henderson
Victor Iewin
Tray Jonlasen
Melaelian
Washington, D. C
W.H. Vickel
Local Advertisements Highlight Services and Goods in Glenwood
Advertisers list offerings from J B Rishel on wallpaper piano repair and moulding to Golerly musical instrument repair. They promote hard coal at 12 per ton, land for sale in Minnesota, household goods sale, candy and fruit shop, and 24 hour meals at U S A Cafe Glenwood with contact hints and location notes.
Piano on contract near Glenwood Iowa to be sold
Sehmeller Mueller Piano Co Omaha Neb offers piano on contract with payment plan to settle balance by cash or five dollars monthly. Farm for sale 160 acres near Henderson and Nishnaboma river with house barn granary hog house and other improvements. fenced and well watered. estate sale by O B Lakin Referes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Towa
Sehmeller & Mueller Piano Co
Omaha
Neb
Senderson
Nishnaboma
Wotton
O. B. Lakin
Churches Class No 6 Social and Business Meet on Friday
The Churches That noted class No 6 held a social and business meeting Friday night at Mr and Mrs Frank Deerwester s home. Officers elected for three months were Ethel Scott president Florence Schad ers president Pauline Keiser secretary Gladys Scott treasurer. Report showed 18 dollars 40 cents on hand. They planned to buy chairs and set noon meetings at members homes. Next meeting will be the third Friday night in Centuary with Miss Nellig Ashmore and Bessie Anthony as hostesses. Refreshments followed a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church Sunday School
Frank Deerwester
Ethel Scott
Florence Schade
Pauline Keiser
Gladys Scott
Centuary
Nellig Ashmore
Bessienthony
Knights of Pythias Vote on Town Home Plan
Knights of Pythias lodge issues notices for February 1 meeting urging members to attend and vote on whether a Pythian Home shall be maintained in town. The event will include third degree work and a lunch with W. S. Lewis as chef.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights
J. L. Woods
K. R
Knights of Pythias
W. S. Lewis
Opening 4000 Acres of Belle Fourche Land for Homesteaders
The Department of the Interior will open about 4000 acres in the Belle Fourche valley, South Dakota, on February 8 under homestead and reclamation laws. The fifth unit offers three years residence, water for irrigation at cost, 20 year deferred payments without interest, and a likely large settler influx amid rising land values. Further details may be obtained from the U S Reclamation Service Settlement Agent in Chicago TH.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Belle Fourche Valley
South Dakota
Belle Fourche
U. S. Reclamation Service
Chicago
Iowa Crop Facts Show Big Drops From 1915 to 1916
Iowa's 1915 harvests included pears at 106000 bushels and apples at 3220000 barrels while 1916 fell to 63000 pears and 1575000 barrels of apples. cabbage, onions, hay, potatoes and buckwheat also declined, with prices shifting from 8.70 to 9.00 for hay and apples soaring to 4.35 a barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Agricultural Yields and Prices for 1916 Compare to 1915
The report details 1916 buckwheat production at 150000 bushels with prices of 1.25 and 0.80 dollars per bushel in different periods. It notes oats were 11 million bushels lower in 1916 than 1915 in Iowa, with 1916 prices up about half vs 1915. Barley production rose by 175000 bushels, priced at 0.91 dollars in 1916 versus 0.49 in 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Migratory Bird Act Still In Force Says USDA
The Department of Agriculture reports inquiries from sportsmen in the United States and Great Britain about migratory birds under the Migratory Bird Act of 1913 and its regulations. It states the act and rules remain in force and will be enforced until new Congress legislation aligns with the treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Great Britain
Department
Congress
Glenwood Library Notes Seeks Books and Incentives
A traveling library offers fifty adult and fifty juvenile books. Children receive a Brownie bookmark during the week starting January 19. Mr Joy recommends a book collection available at the library. Four volumes of the New International Encyclopedia arrive, completing the set of twenty four. New fiction includes The Squirrel Cage by Canfield, Overland Red by Knibbs, and Barnabetta by Martha of the Mennonite Country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Library
Joy
Canfield
Knibbs
Library Board Meeting Notes Reflect Annual Reports
The regular meeting of the library board was held January 15. Annual reports were presented and plans for library improvements discussed. Members present included Mrs. J L Waterman, Mrs. C B Woodruff, Mrs W F Hill, Mrs F L Hester, Miss Nelle Bogart, Dr. G M Agan, F J Wallace, and J S Chamberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Waterman
C. B. Woodruff
W. F. Hill
F. ©. L. Hester
Nelle Bogart
G. M. Agan
F. J. Wallace
Glenwood Woman Praises Doan's Kidney Pills Twice Fold
Nettie Woodrow of Vine Street Glenwood testifies to relief from backache sleepless nights and kidney troubles after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She says the medicine helped when others failed and endorses its double proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Nettie Woodrow
Vine St
Doan
Nettie Woodrow Endorses Dean's Kidney Pills
In testimonials from 1910 and 1915 Nettie Woodrow praises Dean's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney disorders noting lasting relief and recommending them to friends. The ad, priced at 60 cents, invites readers to ask for the same remedy from FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Woodrow
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rev. Evans
George O. Free
The
Bluffs
Lewis Robinson
Jessie Wright
Modale
Lawrence Bogart
el Paso
Tex
Robert Kirkpatrick Jr
Tome
David Salyards
Missouri Valley
Lila Spick
Malvern
Lela Miller
Georgia Buckingham
Earl Hodges
Hastings
Art Hodges
Htta Fiwing
Harlan
Stella Marsh Potter
G. G. Sutherland
Lanagan
Sask
Canada
Sutherland
L. S. Robinson
Jessie Garside
Cedar Rapids
W. ¥. Hill
Frances McFerron
John Colwell
Henry Stephens
Rochester
Minn
J. D. Ironmonger
Mr. Stephens
Santa Fe
N. M
Susan Sheets
the Edmundson Hospital
Illinois
Mrs. Sheets
Gornsr Jeweler
Lyon & Lyon Chiropractors
Messrs. J. GC
C. M. Anthony
J. M. Anthony
Earle A. Davis
Kensington
Howard Wayton
Strahan
Glenwood Way
S. M. Criswell
John Lewis
Auduubon Republican
Black Cat
J. B. Rishel
Charles Golery
W. RB. Caven
Minnesota
Good Town
John Racnig
Lamberton, Minn
Pbone
U. 5. A. Cafe
J. W. Wedimore
West Side
Whipple
Ziegler
L. Hurst
East Side
Florida
Gulf Coast
Burington
Mary Pickford
Paramount Pictures Present
Fanchon
Rex Theater
Wandon
Jove
Pandon
Tess of the
F. M. McCluskey
McCluskey Bldg
Glenwood, Iowa
Noah & Wheeler
H. R. Lyon
West Indies
Central
South
America
Texas
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