18 Jul 1905
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1905
Page
1
Glenwood items report street work and cement sidewalks replacing worn crossings. Citizens attending visits, farm loans, and local business notes fill the page along with family and travel updates, trade posts, and shop announcements from Ivory to Donelan brothers.
A boy on R. P. Settell’s farm southeast of Thurman discovers a nearly perfect Indian tomahawk rock axe made of black granite with no handle. The rest of the page lists short land transfers around Oak and Malvern, local notices, a patent medicine ad for Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea, an ice cream social at Wauboosie M. E. church, and a quack cure claiming cold in one day.
Shenandoah National bank capital rises to 150000 dollars. Atlantic forms a militia company within the 65th regiment. Hamburg councilors urge mayor to resign. Bees occupy a telegraph box at Emerson depot. Missouri river flood wrecks over 1200 acres of Hamburg canning corn. Clarinda Creamery to supply navy with 200000 pounds of butter at 24 cents. Albia chautauqua runs deficits amid rain. Varied pronunciations of chautauqua spark local debate. Essex farmer raises 19 quail eggs under bantam hen. brood grows under clucking care.
W. I. Carl Fred Lyon and Al Lindsyz of Glenwood start a lengthy overland trip to Western Nebraska. Carl earned a contract to lay 6,666 feet of tiling for a government sub irrigations system near Lexington 230 miles from Omaha on the U P railway. They anticipate a several months absence. Burlington Route offers a record low $10.90 round trip from Glenwood to Colorado with return validity to Sept 12 or Oct 10, plus 60 cents extra.
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