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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1920
Page
2
A historical newspaper masthead lists Harle A Davis as owners and publishers with R Graham serving as editor. The line reflects a traditional publication leadership setup. The item notes individuals associated with running the paper.
A tale of a man who seeks extra room on a train by choosing an empty car, only to be left behind as others depart. The narrator reflects on life’s jam and the need to work with others rather than seek solitary comfort, stressing shared effort and timing.
In the District Court of Iowa Mills County February Term 1920 A M Miller plaintiff versus William Thompson and if he be dead his unknown spouse heirs devisees and legatees and all unknown claimants to the West Halt
A vintage classified style ad urges readers to try Sloan's Pain Relief for joints muscles and back pain. It promises quick soothing relief, easy application, and economy with a large bottle. Available at druggists. prices listed as 3ke 70e and 140.
An advertisement claims a drug named Dr King’s Now Discovery cures colds and coughs. It promises rapid recovery by taking the medicine tonight and at home, recommending its sale by druggists with a 120 bottle quantity.
An old style patent medicine advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy for “clean” bowels and liver function. It promises relief from sluggish digestion and urges readers to buy the tonic from druggists for “26c.” The copy emphasizes renewed vigor and daily work capability.
Official notice invites sealed bids for a sanitary sewer along South Locust Street from Tinkle Branch to Keg Creek in Glenwood Iowa. Bids due February 1920 with 500 dollar certified check. contracts require bonds and one year maintenance. Council may reject any bid.
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