31 Jul 1916
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1916
Page
1
Malvern visitors Alf Wolfe and Otto Kline travel from east Rawles to Glenwood for weekend visits. numerous travelers from Omaha Omaha and Malvern visit Glenwood homes. local business, court news, and hotel changes appear with social updates from Harlan Tribune and Shenandoah fair advertising activity.
The column reports Omaha and regional positions to win a new bank, notes Red Oak worker Guy Baldwin surviving a 2200 volt burn, a 1100 mile auto trip with no punctures, and a fatal overturned auto near Manning. It also covers Shenandoah school debt worries, a Creston divorce plea, U.S. purchase of the Danish West Indies for 25 million, Kansas farmers using Ford cars to deter prairie dogs, and a farmer who fathered twelve children.
The writer recalls yearly hay fever attacks each August and shares a friend’s tip to try chiropractic treatment. After adjustments, hay fever symptoms nearly vanish and overall health improves. the author urges others with chronic issues to consult a Chiropractor and consider scheduling an appointment tomorrow.
The Independent churches of Christ and Hephzibah Faith Missionary Association of Tabor hold an annual camp meeting in Glenwood from August 17 to 27. Tents will rise at West School House park three blocks west of the city square. Noted workers include Brother Wm Nease and his son Orval J of Phoenix Ariz. Father preaches and son leads song. Contact D S DeVore of Tabor before August 12.
Advertising reads farm for rent by H W Seeger and a married man with small family to work on Carl Morgan solicits calls at 2205. D W Bennett offers Percheron stallion breeding at his Glenwood home. A young lady seeks general housework work with town preference. For sale a seven room house with bath water lights and sewer and a good barn. Antone Bortenlanger Glenwood selling. Card of thanks from Mr and Mrs B M VanSant for support after bereavement.
The Holiness churches of West Oak and Pony Creek held a picnic at Glenwood Lake Park on July 27. F W Kemp's Sunday school classes plan a Tuesday trip to Carter Lake near Omaha, camping until Thursday. A Brotherhood meeting at the Christian church is urged for tomorrow at eight. The M and Sunday school young ladies class with Mrs Miller enjoyed a lakeside picnic last Thursday.
Notice to Contractors from the Glenwood City Council announces the paving of two city blocks with Portland Cement Concrete 1-1/4-3 mix. Sealed bids for the project will be received until 8 PM Saturday August 12 and opened that evening. Plans and specifications are available for review.
Frequent dental visits are essential as brushing alone cannot remove all tartar that forms below the gums. Regular checkups detect early cavities and help prevent tooth loosening by maintaining gum support. Early treatment in children promotes proper dental arch development and symmetry.
A husband notes the cradle is worn and tells his wife to buy a new one. He gives her ten dollars to purchase a sturdy cradle that will last, hinting at prudent spending for their growing family.
Malvern residents plan visits to Michigan and Kansas with vacations and family gatherings. Rev Gable takes a month off from M H church duties while Mrs Gable and family visit relatives in Three Oaks. Doings include Parson’s college talks on Christian education, musical selections by Parsons students, and church seating upgrades. Local accidents, lodge activity, and members traveling to Leavenworth are noted.
Prices for letter heads and envelopes are rising month by month. The Tribune invites orders now while business is quiet so printing can proceed with careful, prompt service. Bring in your orders for any printing needs for quick handling.
All acknowledge the Tribune gets the news, often first, whether or not one subscribes. The paper’s reputation for prompt reporting is noted by readers and non-subscribers alike.
A rural reminiscence recalls an old man who rarely spoke except of Jim his wild son. Jim goes to war, earns honors and wounds, while the father anchors him with steady hope and the refrain Take care of yourself. The piece closes with a newspaper promo for The Tribune.
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