27 Jan 1916
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1916
Page
1
The Glenwood column records visits by A. H. Otis in Council Bluffs and Mrs. Monte Franks of Plattsmouth, along with Henry Davidson and Ellora Mills illness recovery. Other items note cattle shipments to Omaha, local signwork for Hamilton & Matthews, transfers to Modale, and a Lincoln wedding guest appearance by Wesley Ewing and family. Local churches discuss revival meetings with Onawa delegates and Evanglist events.
The Glenwood Commercial Club held a lively meeting last Monday night discussing forming permanent organization. Hon. Shirley Gilliland was named chairman of the committee to draft articles of incorporation. The committee will present the articles at the next meeting on Monday night January 31. The discussion followed the reading of the Clarinda Commercial Club incorporation and showed strong support for a similar group locally. A good attendance is hoped for next Monday night.
Mrs Ralph Mickelwait accompanied by her husband and Dr M W Hoover traveled to Kirksville Missouri on Tuesday. On Wednesday she submitted to a delicate operation performed by Dr George Still with Dr Hoover assisting. The patient withstood the procedure well and expects to return home in a month. Dr Hoover and Mr Mickelwait returned today.
A five bowler team from an unnamed city visited Red Oak for a three series match. Red Oak emerged with a 2480 to 2430 victory. A return game is planned soon.
Mrs. Hart Nickerson was called to Eddyville Nebraska last Thursday due to a sister’s sickness. A telegram Sunday said she had taken sick with what seemed to be pneumonia. A second telegram Monday urged immediate return, which he did. A Thursday morning letter said Mrs Nickerson’s condition appears to be improving.
The text explains a chiropractor's view that the body is a complex machine with innate intelligence, an inner mind guiding digestion, heart function, healing, and regeneration. It argues the inner intelligence operates beyond conscious will, coordinating metabolism, tissue repair, and waste elimination through blood, serum, and chyle.
Town residents make small recoveries this Thursday as editor JL B Cunningham and grippe sufferers Fay Day and Dwight Bennett improve at home. Youngsters Conrad and Gertrude Flinn fight illness while families Caley and Hamilton show progress after weeks of sickness. Mrs Jamison resumes store visits after twelve days at home. Auctioneer Tom Byers helped a up town event, and J F Rether keeps steady tile work progress daily.
J F Kates will hold a sale soon as they prepare to seek a healthier climate in the west for their eight year old daughter Lenora who is under doctors care for tuberculosis following a pneumonia attack. The couple hope a suitable climate may aid her recovery and will move to an as yet undetermined location.
St John's Episcopal Church invites attendees to morning prayer litany and sermon at 10 30 am led by rector W V Whitten and Sunday school at 12 00 noon.
Advice emphasizes health as the true beauty and links constipation to most illnesses in women. It claims perfect health is achievable by eliminating constipation and auto intoxication from the lower intestines, warning that fermenting waste poisons the body and harms nerves.
Repeat performance of the play A Night in Dar key Town delighted a Hillsdale audience under the Y P S L society. It will be presented again at Fairview Church four miles south of Hillsdale on Saturday night January 29. Fairview residents can expect a special treat that evening.
Advertising rates and reader notices from Glenwood paper. Various for sale and want ads list farm stock hay a house and other items with contact names and locations including W. K. Hall R. Be McPher ron Frank Cheats G. N. Hale F F. Byers W. KR Higgins and T. J. Gray. Also thanks cards for diphtheria quarantine and bereavement messages.
A reader survey notes many people say they read the advertising local column in the Tribune first, reflecting strong interest in local ads and notices and highlighting the column’s role as a community information hub.
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