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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1922

Page

4

Iowa Notes Mixed Farming and Polo Voyage Across Des Moines

Reports describe Robin the chick and his flock calm amid curiosity over an unusual bird. Iowa farmers push blue grass seed stripping using two horses and a 10 day process yielding about 2500 dollars per cycle. fruit growers irrigate with an old gas engine to cut rain dependence and expand plant production. A polo match near Fort Des Moines drew crowds with teams from St. Louis and the Fourteenth Cavalry, Des Moines winning amid vivid polo attire. Sheriff Sheri Sangwin targets gypsy bands traveling by car, promising steady pursuit and detainment to curb camp and loot. Four Falk sisters from Page county shipped fat steers to Omaha, each gaining about 1.5 pounds daily as they learn buyer preferences.

Iowa Union County Trom St. Louis Fourteenth Cavalry Fort Des Moines Burlington Davenport Omaha St. Joe Leavenworth Des Moines Jwon Sheri Sangwin Cherokee County Nina Freda Eleanor Alice Falk Page County Essex

Chautauqua Begins July 16 at Eldora Event

Travel notes describe a Cedar Falls visit with mayoral invitation to extend stay and beach access. The group views wild pheasant on road near Webster City campgrounds and prepares for rain. They plan an Orpheum trip to see Mary Pickford in Little Lord Fauntleroy and remark on the institution hosting seven US Presidents with strong letters from the last four, as well as a large strawberry yield.

Cedar Falls Webster City Orpheum Mary Pickford Lord Fauntleroy United States H. E. Moffett Eldora

Various Town Visitors and Local Notes

Emerson report lists Glenwood visitors and absent relatives visiting in Omaha Humphrey Cedar Falls Salt Creek and St Edwards. Local events include an ice cream social by Farmers Union next Friday and notes on hospital visits marriages and travels.

Dwayne Scoles Malvern FB. B. Comer Lawrence Taylor Cedar Palls R. M. Shipman Myron Shipman Atlantic Ira Cheney Morris Weed Omaha Mildred Weed Lorado Clarence Whitney Alice Ruth Salt Creek Wyo Oscar Hertz St. Edwards Neb Rev. Brown Mound City Presbyterian Red Oak Latisbury Farmers Union Mary B. Gibson Postmasters Des Moines Frank Lang John Eyans K. A. Evans Oakland Fred McArthur Clarence Burns H. ©. Yates Johnson Sutherland Guy Harold Perri Cole Macedonia Wayne Frank Babbitt Lyle Wilkins Horace Greenwood Beatrice Ruth Yates Gayle Cramer Erma Shaw Mary Nebbitt Imogene

Park events and church picnic mark local week

Nebbitt and others host events with a park tree concert and ice cream social planned by the Legion and Auxiliary. Morr ia Weed returns to Wigan Illinois after visiting relatives. Red Oak visitors plan Colorado move. Geneva travelers report a Minnesota camping trip. A Methodist church picnic in Bass woods ends with rain, Gov. Kendall attending. Legion and Auxil iary socialize at Woodman Hall with decorations and light refreshments.

Nebbitt Lou Kiiid Legion and Auxiliary Morria Weed Wigin Colorado Paul Carson Charlie Greenwood John Peterson Geneva Neb Minnesota Methodist Church Bass Woods Mable Sutton Henderson Gov. Kendall Iowa Homestead Riverview Park American Legion and Auxiliary Woodman Hall Anna Dement Lizzie Graham Edith Liston Sherman Archer Oscar Hertz Forrest Snodgrass Inez Hicks

Ancient Cabin Home in Wooded Skirmish

Meade Wellington Rogers recounts a brief frontier incident where a cabin was swept away, a chief fell, and the band fled into the woods in terror. Parents removed war paint and decorations, offered aid, and an informal truice arose that endures in memory.

Meade Wellington Rogers

Glenwood Boy Enters Chicago Tech for Mechanical Studies

Glenwood youth Lawrence Reasoner, son of Newton C. Reasoner, completes first term at Chicago Technical College in mechanical engineering. He has re entered the summer program and plans to continue studies through to graduation.

Glenwood Lawrence Reasoner Newton C. Reasoner Chicago Technical College

High Standard Noted in Official Scholarship Report

The official report classifies him in the upper ten percent of his class in scholarship, recognizing high standards in his work as the age old proverb notes.

Hitt Hoffors Avis

Chautauqua Season Ticket Offer Draws Interest

A call to invest a small amount for the Big 5- Day Program at CHAUTAUQUA promises substantial value. The inquiry highlights bargain pricing and potential returns in cultural and educational events.

Chautauqua

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