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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1920
Page
7
Local notice announces Ralph Linville as a candidate for County Treasurer subject to Democratic voters' will. The Mills County Tribune lists publishing details and advertising rates, with other notices including obituaries and poetry.
T Hopp files to seek the Democratic nomination for Member of Board of Supervisors District 2, urging Democratic voters to support in the June 7, 1920 primary.
I D McKnight announces candidacy for nomination to the County Board second district. He seeks Republican voters support at the June Primary per party processes.
In Lyons township May brings growth across corn, cork, and alfalfa. Gardens look well and birds nurture nests while wild hay meadows show sorrel, Grass Widows, and Crass Widows blooms. May 20 finds brown clusters of May apes on the hillside, as W. T. Wolfe writes about springtime abundance.
A reader notes widespread issues in American schools, arguing laws and organizations fail to produce commendable results. Cites two incidents from Paris Missouri and St. Joseph where students were harmed or killed by peers, implying deeper systemic failures beyond rhetoric.
The article laments rising violence and a decline in high school character. It criticizes machine produced teaching and youth-led schools, arguing mature teachers once shaped strong values. It questions education spending and warns that inexperienced staff erode essential virtues like magnanimity and courage.
In Samoa palolo sea worms appear only on two or three nights yearly guided by the moon. Fisherfolk scoop them up by night, festival crowds light torches, and the worms are mostly baked in banana leaves after being collected. A colored preacher humorously extols church notes amid the tale.
A discourse argues that national greatness rests not on intellect alone but on moral elevation and Christian beneficence. It contends true state power comes from justice, happiness, and humane governance guiding all relations and duties.
The article debates a mysterious lotus eating plant teased as destroying appetites, but notes it cannot be the Egyptian lotus. It describes the Egyptian lotus as a sacred water lily with edible tubers and strong ties to Nile symbolism, architecture, and Japanese art influence.
Thrift Magazine notes deer thrive where goats fail, need no winter shelter, and reach to six feet for leaves. They bear twins after the first year, prefer open grazing, and keep weeds down when pasturing with cows. Happiness in crowds is questioned as city life offers little personal recognition.
A garbled description references Stratford on Avon and a revived Tory view about Shakespeares core before votes. It mentions deer from Cheney Park and Pinehurst open to the continent, with unclear dates. The fragment notes deer parks and alleged thefts, tying to Shakespearean jurisdiction.
Mrs Hannan recalls finding her setter dead after a fit of anger. She used RAT-SNAP to trap pests and claims six rats died in a week. The ad urges poultry raisers to use RAT-SNAP and lists prices 250 500 and $1.00 with sellers R H Daniel and J F Kelley.
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