24 Jul 1916
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1916
Page
1
Postmaster L L Greenwalt and many visitors pass through Glenwood from Hastings Malvern and Des Moines. Residents, relatives and travelers report vacations, attendances, and small incidents around town including hospital, fishing trips, sign updates, and a ducking at the lake park. Local families and businesses are mentioned along with minor travel and leisure events.
The chiropractors offer a fair trial rather than faith, asserting investigations show true results. They invite thorough, unprejudiced examination and promise convincing adjustments. Phone Glenwood office hours 9 to 12 and 2 to 6, except Sundays. Sundays and other hours by appointment.
Story Hour invites girls and boys who like stories to Glenwood Library every Tuesday afternoon at 3 o clock. The July 25 scripts include Jack Squirrels Stolen Nuts Skip s Birthday and Ragegylug.
Capt John Stevenson chats with a recent arrival from Scotland about wartime suffering and rising prices. The visitor laments casualties and disrupted families while noting food costs have increased, and Stevenson empathizes with the higher cost of living as protests and prices rise.
A collage of local notices and ads from Glenwood and Barnes City Iowa includes coal promotions from Fullerton Lumber Co piano bargains from O W Byers and a teacher examination notice for uniform county certificates slated for July 26 27 and 28 1916 at Glenwood with eight oclock start and distribution of old questions and regulations by Geo T Masters county superintendent
Birth announced for a son July 8 to Mr and Mrs Ralph Sterling Hicks Fort Defiance Arizona. named Charles Sterling. Maude Bicknell and Irené McClure return from Des Moines summer school. Marriage announced June 29 in San Diego California of Andrew Venus and Nona Conaway. Census reports 371 school age in independent district Tabor. Grover Hardy family to visit Oregon and Washington. Stock shipments to Chicago by several firms. Dr Sexton and C G Sexton visiting. preparations for upcoming social events. Base ball tournament set for Aug 15 16 17 with $300 purses. teams may include Malvern Hastings Riverton Tabor.
A deaf pupil mispronounces Can, corrected by the teacher who insists on the proper form Can apostrophe and I. Johnny then repeats the word and, to the amusement of the class including the teacher, tries Can possum up a tree.
Farmers are urged to use printed stationery like other businesses. The offer promises low cost, neat work, and reliable service with samples and prizes at the Tribune office. Aims to help farmers make money with letter heads and envelopes.
A medical student Mac Thompson courts Mae Arthur a nurse in room 16 at the hospital. He teases, delays, and woos with teasing bravado until a staged injury and a rescued hand lead to laughter, forgiveness, and a kiss amid hospital hallway chatter.
Digestive health links to mouth care as improper chewing wastes digestion and overworks the stomach. Proper mastication and saliva mixing are essential for nourishment, and good teeth enhance facial beauty and refinement.
View America's geysers from top vantage points. See Old Faithful and other wonders as wildlife and vibrant wildflowers unfold. Mam moth Hot Springs and the Grand Canyon offer a kaleidoscope of color in nature.
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