19 Jul 1920
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1920
Page
1
The item reports a Tuesday schedule for a visit to Rapid City, notes a hospital operation and a daughter Edith visiting, and mentions travel plans to Salem, Neb. It lists large sums in a long budget context and references a Hamburg Community Service Club meeting and a Des Moines antisaloon lawyer speaker. It ends with local injuries and a rail of misfortune.
Mo Ward hes gone to Aner ett Tad. wD be cmmpieted tm the Remy Cot Co meteory, wo oD RO Lewis apt of Ohebs came S2: to roingie with o¢ times neiet-
Advertising readers brief notice references ERD Tagaire PDF and 3 Glenn 5 at Glenwood. International context implied. Limited readable facts point to a publication artifact and catalog numbers rather than a full event.
Classified notice offers auto trucking prices and bailment services. Mentions 114 ton capacity trucks, contact E Steer and phone 262W. Includes care of secure and live freight, with references to Glen and 12H.
Notice from Geo. E. F. Maz, County Superintendent, detailing the next regular examination for Uniform County on Friday July 23 and 46 1926 at eight o'clock. Examination promptly at eight o'clock.
Warrants numbered 2 and other unsigned issues of the county bridge fund will be paid by the treasurer, with settlement expected at the county treasurer's office.
Road warrants of this county now outstanding are called. The notice lists registrations and treasurer actions, indicating warrants of high value are retired and adjustments recorded by the county treasurer. Public financial management and local debt status are updated for taxpayers.
District Court of Iowa Mills County October Term 1926 alerts Elia Hardy plaintiff and William Clardy defendant to divorce petition on desertion grounds. Defendants must appear before noon on the second day of the next term, October, with Glenwood as the location. If default occurs, judgment and decree will be entered. Dated July 5, 1920.
Zimmer and Marni entertain guests at DeLeshcoutt home while Franke and Clarke repair the line. J o ard Mrs John Honeyman visit Emerson and plan a month outing in Colorado. A letter from Davenport arrives as Tallman and Mrs Tall Covalt from Truman Hodg- Franke and Clarke improve line service between Glenwood and Hastings. Tom Dee oversees repairs and praises the work completed.
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