31 Jul 1919
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1919
Page
1
Local notes report Glenwood residents traveling to Scotts Bluff Nebraska for shop fixtures and goods, a baby’s birth, a six year old’s funeral, and several social events. Mr and Mrs Clifford Kelley celebrated a cotton wedding anniversary with a lawn party in Hilldale.
A garbled historical excerpt reflects on 19th century hopes for happiness through civilized progress. It contrasts moral biology with natural healing, noting advances like the electric motor, airplane, and telephone, and suggests health comes from a natural state achieved without artificial treatments.
H F Eucrett and Oliver Ogdan of Strahan made a brief visit to Grett wood Lodiy. Miss Norma Agan entertained several girl friends Monday evening at a six o'clock birthday dinner. Mr. and Mrs. George W Masters traveled to Siouxom, Nebr. Wednesday and were joined by Robert Masters and family near Creole, Nebr. Mrs Walter Ferguson returned Tuesday from LeMars, Iowa, reporting very hot and uncomfortable weather endured in the past week.
Readable classified notices list items for sale and rent. Entries mention washing machines, rooms and houses for rent, garage buildings, baby carriages, hens, fresh butter and popcorn, Poland China pigs, land trading, and junk buyers. Several names and addresses appear with contact details and local shop references.
A local Glenwood column records social events visits and updates across Mills County Iowa. It notes relatives traveling from Irvington and Marton, car thefts and a $50 reward, a hospital discharge and a physician’s move, church activities, and several county residents attending events in Marion and Red Oak. Riots in Chicago are mentioned with 27 deaths and many wounded.
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