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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1913

Page

2

Leap Across a Dark Balcony in a City Romance

Billie Van, sinking into despair over love and money, guides his fate from Fifth Avenue to a distant tower. A chance encounter with Belle sparks a perilous plan, while Mollie, aunt Belinda, and a country escape thread through a tense tale of debt, devotion, and a risky, hopeful future.

Billie van St. Games Fifth Avenue Billie Ealmily Belle Mr. Nailor Lillie Killie van Mien Hille Taghiede Jess Fiagh Wien Wbs Butt Chew Pan Baliundh Micaela Benno Lds Bille van Stead Bile Heraughter Mollie Billie Vin Tugger Belinda New York Pake Martin Bille van Stumline Bille Tees Maui Blute Guyroameaps Cnnnibess Cone Miers Prohler Mallia Plana

Attractive Nests for Hens From Discarded Boxes

A New York Tribune Farmer writer explains practical, attractive hen nests built from discarded grocery boxes or condensed milk cartons. Nests align along walls with inward open sides, hinged tops for easy egg collection, and smooth painted interiors. Supports raise nests about one foot, with various indoor outward projecting designs to suit different poultry houses.

New York Tribune

Fresh Air Houses For Eggs In Poultry Keeping

A writer describes open air chicken housing increasing egg yield. He uses a straw floor with scattered feed and a daily straw refresh, plus beef scrap grit and shells available. In bad weather the house is kept open or refreshed twice daily to maintain egg production in winter with bred-clay white leghorn and white Wyandotte hens.

Egg quality indicators in early market notes

The report details how freshness is shown by shell fullness and uniform large chalk-white eggs. Common defects include shrinkage and size variation, with shippers mixing cream-tinted eggs to avoid penalties, affecting sale competition in general supply trade.

Mandy Shippers

How This Woman Found Health

Utica Ohio residents report remarkable recovery after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles. Mrs Earlewine says it cured weakness and displacement, restoring energy and endurance. Mrs Herrie Greenstreet credits long lasting relief and renewed vitality after months of illness and ineffective doctor care.

Utica Ohio Lydia E. Pinkham Nebo, Tl

Proposals for Erection of a Schoolhouse in Gowens Oak Township

Proposals for erection of a schoolhouse in Gowens Oak Township Mills County Iowa will be received at office in Oak township until 1 PM June 11 1913 A certified check of 600 must accompany each bid as bid guarantee Plans and specifications available at undersigned or County Superintendent Glenwood Iowa after May 19 1918 The Board reserves right to reject any or all bids F D Logan Secretary

Kiel Billie Bille van Irene Towtelit Mary Corti New York Genebine Cliverer Cortes Wu Abe Sonny Gowens Oak Township Mills County Iowa Oak Township Glenwood F. D. Logan Davis & Anderson Pacific Junction Jack

Interscholastic Meet Entries Rise at Chicago Meet

Over seventy schools have entered teams for the University of Chicago Interscholastic meet, a week away, with entries far surpassing prior years. Strong competition is expected as the nation's rapid high school athletes submit entries, signaling a potential attendance record.

University of Chicago

Infant Shaw Burial Returns to Tab or Cemetery

Mrs. Joseph Shaw and her son Walter returned from Linton Texas with the body of their infant daughter for burial in the Tabor cemetery. Walter and his wife accompanied them on the trip.

Shaw Joseph Shaw Tabor Bartlett Linton Texas Walter

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Lydia E.pinkham Hichester Black Mammoth Bob Hill W. G. White Farm Hilladale Cashier Sire Cherburg Goron Pollux Papillon Brilliant Coco IL Vieux Chaslin Coco Moguon Jean le Blanc W. G. White & Son Owners Glenwood, R. F Bob Staal Star St.uc Gyner Troik Mills Cours Insurance Furferced Die Abk Dallas K. D. Pettit Pacific Junction, Iowa
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