26 Jan 1920
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1920
Page
1
Glenwood updates note Fackler's glass and framing shop business with new stock, wall paper remnants, and bargains. Local visits span Red Oak through Omaha and Lincoln with several residents and visitors from Mills county and nearby towns.
A fragment discusses chiropractic practice definitions and a Davenport representative report. It cites Stedman’s Medical Dictionary and urges independent verification of claims about chiropractic methods and outcomes. The text references the Palmer School of Chiropractic and a representative practitioner.
A collection of small ads lists items for sale including polo wood, a 22 1/2 acre Glenwood farm, six Duree brood sows, five Holstein heifers, a block of ground with buildings, and a house with garage. Also notices about selling Howe's Pharmacy and thanking patrons. Addresses and phone numbers
A collection of small ads from Glenwood Iowa and nearby towns lists Wanted girl, various sales of dairy cows and equipment, farm items, cream separator, hay, cattle, and cockerels. Also notes on a doctor’s move, sample SNAPS, trucking services, street light reports, and a teachers examination schedule for January 1920 with addresses and contact details.
Several farm sale notices outline auctions in Iowa towns including Pacific Junction Malvern Glenwood and Folsom area with items such as horses hogs cattle farm equipment and a Ford touring car. A separate article covers a medical case where Dr Imer Jenkinson faces questioning over charges related to an operation and potential impact on professional reputation.
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