10 Jul 1922
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1922
Page
1
Glenwood notes show a busy Fourth with visitors from Omaha Des Moines Council Bluffs and Peru Neb guests include Mrs Harry Pickens Mr L R Williams Miss Hermica Windham and many others. Local residents Louise Woodruff J D Graves Miss Marjorie Vinton Miss Anna Donelan and families are listed among travelers and attendees.
A collage of local ads from Glenwood Iowa lists used garage sales, farm equipment, and household items for sale or trade. Entries include a six room house, a round oak stove, cement mixer, and six room residence near the square. Also notes a new shop with power machinery and contracting services by J V Walling.
D G Jailisca leaves Sibiday for an indefinite stay in San Diego. W B disposes of his coupe. Ray Batten of Silver City visits Glenwood. Janowskis return to Ft Dodge after week with relatives. Omaha visitors include Mr and Mrs I J Stouder and Mrs Louie Larsen. Bert and Earl Sayre of Omaha pass through Glenwood. Miss Cecil Reynolds from Artland Canada visits with Uncle B S Lambkin. Helen Standiford visits Council Bluffs. R R Joy and Morris Severs visit Glenwood. Elder B B Lambkin returns home after hospital recovery. Henry Nelsen and Dewey Connor from Malvern in Glenwood. Opal Racobs from Omaha visits. Dewey Hunter and wife welcome first child Robert Glenn. Younker Dairy installs electric milking machine for 14 cows. Roy Wright unloads Avery Separators for Stouder Bros. Harmer buys Avery tractor. Two Malvern funerals held for Sam Stone and John Higgins. Mrs John Norton of South Dakota also buried. Miss Ethel Younker and London children visit from Red Oak. Mrs London joins. Everett Masters family visit Malvern. Taniac ads by Humphrey & Howe tout tonic. Mrs Freelove Turner of Plattsmouth visits Glenwood. Mr Turner remains feeble. Des Moines Marines recruiting at post office building. must be 18 and 5 ft 4 in or taller.
A diary style travelogue chronicles a day by day trek along the Lincoln Highway from sunrise to nightfall. The group details gravel and gumbo detours, host towns Kiowa hospitality, breakfast invitations, and road conditions east of Lohrville through Wall Lake and Woodbine toward West Side, ending with a hotel stay.
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