Glenwood Community News Bustling With Appointments
Local notes report visitors from Hastings and Chicago, travels to St Louis and Ames, and numerous calls to Tribune. High school basketball game against Malvern set for Glenwood, plus upcoming barn construction on an 120 acre farm and new store tenants moving in. Community events, personal transitions, and local commerce fill the page with recurring names and places.
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Lyle Melthoe
Claude
McLiennan
Raymond Sanford
Omaha
Mary Blair
The
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Rand
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Plattesmouth
Philip Batcheller
Russell Burkett
Auburn
J. H. Feltham
Springfield, Jr
E. R. Herrick
Foley's Honey and Tar A Remedy for LaGrippe
Foley's Honey and Tar stops coughs and strengthens lungs to prevent serious pneumonia. The genuine product contains no harmful drugs and comes in a yellow package. A. J. Howe, Glenwood.
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Foley
A. J. Howa
Glenwood
A. J. Howe
The Power of the Cross comes to Glenwood
An advertisement style notice describes The Power of the Cross as a melodrama with religious, sensational, comedic and pathos elements. It notes a one night show at the Glenwood opera house on Wednesday January 26 and includes other local ads for a cider mill a feeder grinder farms for rent nursery stock and apple trees.
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Glenwood Opera House
J. W. Murphy
Runaway Injures Glenwood Teamster and Wrecks Wagon
Clarence Anthony known as Rube, a Lambert and DeMoss teamster, was badly injured in a depot yards runaway at Glenwood while loading a wagon from a car. A horse shied, he fell, and the wagon passed over him. he suffered a head wound, back injury, and foot injury. One horse had a severe cut and may need killing. Rural carrier W H Hittle also injured when his wagon iced and tongue dropped, slightly cutting his head after a brief upset.
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Clarence Anthony
Rube
Glenwood
Lambert & DeMoss
W. H. Hittle
Mr. Hittle
GA R Officers The Glenwood G A R Elected for Ensuing Year
The Glenwood post of the Grand Army of the Republic has elected W H Hittle as commander John Eckert as senior vice commander D T Anderson as junior vice commander W H Hullinger as chaplain Frenry Pearson as officer of the day HI R Lyon as quarter master George Leavy as officer of the guard Ben Poole as surgeon.
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Glenwood
W. H. Hittle
John Eckert
D. T. Anderson
W. H.hullinger
Frenry Pearson
HI. R. Lyon
George Leavy
Ben Poole
Special Meetings At Glenwood Methodist Church
Special meetings at Glenwood Methodist church continue with growing interest. An interchurch union meeting gathered Sunday night and the city’s young people joined a joint service. Evangelist Grant preaches stirring gospel sermons and addressed young men last night. Afternoon services start daily at homes and a 7 to 7 30 prayer session is held each evening.
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Glenwood Methodist Church
Evangelist Grant
Corn Field Harvest Urgency In Mills County
Farmers in Mills County push to complete corn harvesting before spring work begins with renters aiming to finish by March 1. Snow blankets fields as rabbits reportedly feed on corn stalks, raising concern over crop losses ahead of the season.
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Mills County
Rexall Kidney Remedy Ad Promises Cure With Guarantee
Red Cross Drug Co announces Rexall Kidney Remedy to combat kidney and urinary tract diseases. The ad claims high success, offers a money back guarantee, and promotes two bottle sizes 50 cents and one dollar, urging sufferers to try the medicine at the store’s risk.
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Red Cross Drug Co
For Rent March 1st Good Brick House and Farm
For rent in Glenwood Shenandoah Iowa a good brick house with ten rooms a large barn a chicken house and other conveniences on seven and one half acres corner lot. Monthly rent is 816.67 as it now is or 20 per month repaired. J Ey Ebaugh Shenandoah Iowa.
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Glenwood
J. Ey. Ebaugh
Shenandoah
Towa
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