29 Jul 1915
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1915
Page
1
Glenwood and surrounds report a bustling week with visits to Omaha and Blencoe, a Knight degree ceremony, jail construction starting, and multiple residents traveling. Local improvements include Vine street floor work and a new porch at the Methodist parsonage. Volume notes include marriages licenses issued, a Glenwood armory dividend, and updates on residents affected by health and travel.
Rev. Thompson leaves Glenwood after three years to join the Christian church at Griswold. Elliott, six miles away, echoes congratulations as Griswold gains a well regarded pastor and Glenwood loses a valued citizen.
Rev. Fred Long announces returning home late week and plans fishing trip talks. Morning sermon titled A Pris oner of Grace and Courage at Baptist church. Congregational church services planned next Sunday. Union service at 8 in Court House Park if weather allows, otherwise at Christian church.
Tribune notes report on sidewalk grade issues on the square's west side, county treasurer switching to an adding machine later bought by the county, and Burlington fare at one and one third rate to Glenwood during a Chautauqua. Also Sherm Hill sues H. P. Terry for $2000 over an assault on train No 2, Sunday evening July 9, with local market prices for corn, oats, wheat, rye, hogs, butter, eggs, potatoes and apples.
Advertisements list rates for readers and penalties for late payment, plus local news from Mills County Iowa. Notable items include land value changes, tax rates, Dr Archibald's drowning, farm yields near Glenwood, sale notices, found coat, stolen piglet, Sunday school meeting notice, train collision, balloon ascension, and a blurb for Chamberlain's Tablets stating good digestion aids.
Eva and June Woods visit relatives in Glenwood while Albert Edie from Sioux City stays with his parents. Numerous locals and guests travel to Malvern, Red Oak, Council Bluffs, and Des Moines for visits, family occasions, and a California trip. The item ends with a Tribune subscription note.
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