Glenwood Visitors and Local Movements Highlight Thursday to Friday
Glenwood sees a flurry of visitors and moves with LeRoy Dixon and Wood Vestal from Strahan, editor C. W. Bays and family visiting by auto, Edith Tipton traveling from Omaha for a weekend stay, and Frank Detlef moving into Glenwood occupying the Van Pelt property. Health-related travel patterns appear as Mrs. W. J. Howard leaves Glenwood for Omaha until spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Vestal of
Strahan
Glenwood
C. W. Bays
The
Silver City Times
Roy Kent
W. J. Howard
Omaha
Floyd
Chiropractic claim guarantees relief for human ailments
A chiropractor asserts that locating and removing 95 percent of all human aliments cures many troubles after other methods fail. The note promotes chiropractic care as a path to wellness.
Local notes from Ames and Glenwood society events
LaVern Wedmore visits West Peak friends. Rex Theater acts by Doy's Joy Doctors tomorrow. Mr and Mrs Lewis Miller welcome a baby girl on January 25. James Husen of Omaha visits Glenwood. Rhoads funeral attendance for James G McGrew. Hume baby announces health improvement. Baptist Mission Circle to stage Mrs Van Nices Awakening at 2:30 Thursday. James Baird buys West Sharp Street property. moving soon. Ames Glenwood students home for vacation include Bess Stillwagon, Laura Plumer, Harold Stranathan. Esmeralda play tickets on sale at A J Howe Pharmacy. M D Maxwell to move to Glenwood. family to occupy D S Thompsons. Susan Sheets heads to Stockton Ti. Jessie Leslie stays briefly to finish moving before David Salyards takes March 1 possession.
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Susan Sheets
Stockton
Milton Sheets
Jessie Leslie
Denver
David Salyards
Advertising Readers and Local Notices
ADVERTISING READERS Repairing of all kinds of musical instruments. Charles Goltry phone 2100. Remember. Paramount matinee at the Rex Theater Tuesday. Admission ten and one cent. For Sale Baled wild hay finest quality 9 per ton at farm Pearl Moon phone 7722 Glenwood Ia. For Sale Half section land in southern Minnesota three and a half miles from good town. Would consider lumber yard or hardware stock in southern Minnesota or northern Iowa as part payment on land IF suitable John Koenig Lamberton Minn.
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Charles Goltry
Pearl Moon
Glenwood
Minnesota
Good Town
Iowa
John Koenig
Lamberton
Minn
Gratitude for Kindness After Bereavement
Mrs. M A Plumb and family thank neighbors and friends for sympathy and help during their recent bereavement. E G Plumb and C S Plumb join in expressing appreciation for the thoughtful gestures received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Plumb
E. G. Plumb
C. S. Plumb
Farm For Sale Near Henderson With Improved Buildings
Farm of 160 acres located about one mile south of Henderson and near the Nishnahotna river. Includes a house, barn, granary, hog house, double corn crib, cave, well, windmill and watering tanks. Fenced and cross fenced, high state of cultivation, on rural route and county road in a good neighborhood with two churches. Estate sale with price to attract quick closure.
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Henderson
Nishnahotna
O. EB
Glenwood News Highlights Local Visits and Reports
Hastings and Strahan visitors attended Glenwood events while Red Oak and Plattsmouth relatives hosted gatherings. A dog poisoning complaint circulated in Glenwood. Local residents welcomed new birth O V Byers Jr daughter. Parkville student Wayne Cheate returns for vacation. Church mission group meets next Thursday at Mrs George Masters. K of P lodge plans an important Thursday session. L A Robinson and John Olson travel to Des Moines for state lodge planning.
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L. A. Robinson
Glenwood
John Olson
Pacific Junction
Des Moines
I. of P. Lodge
K. of P
Call It Revolutionary Webb Kenyon Decision Debate
An editorial from the Cincinnati Times-Star discusses the Webb-Kenyon law ruling and questions national prohibition. It argues that states may not easily go dry and emphasizes that true prohibition would end both saloons and decanters, warning brewers and distillers face ongoing pressure for nationwide prohibition.
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the Tribune
Cincinnati Times-Star
Electric city and heat use in early 20th century news
News notes electric lamps in policemen helmets guide traffic in London. Drums stay tight with internal electric lights. University of Pennsylvania cites a million dollars a day in electrical energy. Electric stove, rail electrification plans in Pennsylvania, and molasses heaters for cattle. Graphite from carbon advances in electric furnaces.
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London
England
University of Pennsylvania
Laver
Seattle
Puget Sound
Pennsylvania Railroad
Altoona
Bellwood
Alleghantes
Arkansas
Ile
On His Own Farm Near Malvern
Thomas R. Young moved from his Macedonia home to his farm two miles north of Malvern with neighbor assistance. He had purchased the property from limer Patterson a year earlier.
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Thomas R. Young
Macedonia
Malvern
Limer
Glenwood Defeats Malvern 83 to 24 In Tight Bout
The Malvern Boosters visited Glenwood for a Company Reserves basketball game. The contest was hard fought from start to finish with Company Reserves charging ahead to an 83 to 24 victory.
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Malvern Boosters
Glenwood
Rules for Auto Drivers in a Nineteenth Century Car Column
Early road etiquette rules govern honks and passing many odd cautions. Instructions include two cars passing on each side, abrupt stops for washouts, not turning a corner on two wheels, and passengers exiting before a car turns turtle. A 9966 car number triggers caution about upside down loads. Viola for sale mentioned briefly.
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LeRoy Dixon
E. H. Piburn
White Cloud
Edith Tipton
Belle Tipton
8. P. Rogers
Frank Detlef
van Pelt
North Hazel Street
George Crouch
Carrie VanOrsdel
C. W. Black
VanOrsdel
Shenandoah World
Harry Alexander
Alexander Shoe Firm
H. F. Alexander
Bessie Jones
I. N. Darland
Deer Creek Township
Logan Observer
George A. Campbell
Baptist Church
Missouri Valley, Ta
Silver City
Charles McCurdy
Joe
Holgar
Neb
Colorado
Wyoming
Henry Chapman
Mr. Chapman
Paul Seeger
Glenwood Auto Company
Enos
Warren Pope
Oakland
Duroc-Jersey
A. R. McPherson
Maple Grove
Rawles Township
Ray
Frank Utterback
Tabor- Hillsdale
George Garrett
Tabor
Kesterson
Charles Dalton
Maple Grove School
Iood
L. S. Robinson
Chiropractic
Lyon & Lyon Chiropractors
Phone
LaVern Wedmore
West Peak
Rex Theater
Doy
Joy Doctors
Lewis Miller
James Husen
Clyde Rhoads
Helen
Emerson
James G. McGrew
Charles Hume
Baptist Mission Circle
James Baird
Ames
Bess Stillwagon
Laura Plumer
Harold Stranathan
Esmeralda
A. J. Howe Pharmacy
M. D. Maxwell
D. S. Thompson
Paramount
A. Wiles of
Hastings
Tom Shamblin
C. W. Schroeder
Red Oak
Charles Hiatt
Plattsmouth
Frank Barnard
Emma Zack
Nellie
Alta Goodell
Marty Blachley
Council Bluffs
John Clover
Glover
Clyde Stranathan
Creston
Daisy Murphy
Homer Huntsman
O. V. Byers, Jr
Wayne Cheate
Parkville
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
George Masters
A. dl. Howe
Elma van
Sanford Hotel
Glenwood Lodge
S. P. Rogers
Rochester
N. Y
Tip Padgett
Rogers
Los Angeles
BE. Wheeler
Whipple
North Side
Ziegler
L. Hurst
East Side
Paramount Pictures
Elsie Janis
Betty
F. M. McCluskey
McCluskey Bldg
Glenwood, Iowa
Iowa Telephone Company
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