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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1909

Page

4

Malvern notes on local arrivals and business shifts

From the Leader: A daughter arrived at Harry Landis's home. Dr. G B Estes arrives from Kirksville after osteopathy training. Robbins Auto Co sold a 30hp Maxwell five passenger to J B Fickel. Mrs J R Graham plans to go from Los Angeles to Iowa. A E Cook and sons Carlton and Kenneth returned from Lincoln University. Alton Swain injured by a mule breaking cheek bone. Hutton Pickett moving stock to Rapid City Dak. Mrs Allen Smith and Bessie returned from Princeton Missouri. Miss Anna Shugart of that place accompanied them.

The Leader Harry Landis G. B. Estes Kirksville College of Osteopathy Robbins Auto Company J. B. Fickel Maxwell J. R. Graham Iowa Los Angeles A. E. Cook Carlton Kenneth Lincoln Neb State University Alton. Swain Swain Hutton & Pickett Rapid City Allen Smith Bessie Princeton Anna Shugart

Time Table Entry From The Tribune

Fragmentary OCR note from The Tribune listing a page item by R. Time table 4 appears garbled with numbers and initials, providing limited readable details about an schedule or timetable entry without clear event, date, or participants.

Local notices and transfers prompt community chatter

Dr and Mrs J R Scott and Mr and Mrs J Hendricks plan Culver Military Academy in Indiana for their sons Walter and Perry. W W Tunison sold his restaurant business to Ed Hanson of Gettysburg SD for 1200 dollars to take possession June 11. Agent W S Bell of Burlington was checked out without warning, patrons wish for reinstatement. Caldwell is regarded as a longtime Malvern resident and may remain if kept.

Mra J. R. Scott J. ¥. Hendricks Culver Military Academy Culver Indiana Walter Perry W. W Tunison Ed Hanson Gettysburg Bell The Burlington Caldwell Malvern

Hastings Social Notes and Visit Highlights

Miss Georgie Genung of Glenwood visited cousin Mrs Grace Purcell at Hastings. Mr and Mrs John Sturgeon of Omaha visited daughter Mrs James Durbin and attended memorial exercises. Pythian Sisters held a well attended social Saturday night despite bad weather. Miss Louise and Helen Whitnall left for Northboro to stay two weeks with cousins Lilian and Ada Bower. Professor Johnson and wife attended commencement at Thurtoan last week. Out of town relatives attended the funeral of O. S. Bickford: Chas Bradford and wife, Joe Shane and family, Otis Bickford, and Mrs Chas Dinwiddie. Fred Nims returned from North Dakota for a few days with his father J W Nims. Miss Ethel Greeson visiting locally before moving to Osmond, Neb. Mrs L K Mason left for a visit with daughter Helen near Villisca and son George at Creston.

Georgie Genung Glenwood Grace Purcell John Sturgeon Omaha James Durbin Hastings Pythian Louise Helen Whitnall Northboro Lilian Ada Bower Professor Johnson Thurtoan Chas Bradford Rockwell City Joe Shane Malvern Otis Bickford Creston Chas Dinwiddie Ft Dodge Bickford Fred Nims North Dakota J W Nims Ethel Greeson Osmond Neb L K Mason Helen Villisca George

Does Your Stationery Reflect Your Business Quality

A dated ad-style piece urges evaluating letterheads, envelopes, and advertising material. It stresses that business image hinges on first-class printing and honor in small orders. It quotes a mock exchange about a singer studying abroad and the value of home support.

John Jones the Tribune

Tribune Want Readers Ad Promotes Job Work

The column promotes using Tribune want readers to publish affordable notices for jobs and other wants. It touts inexpensive, efficient exposure and urges readers to tell their needs through the Tribune columns for a good chance of satisfaction.

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For Your Benefit Perhaps you never looked at it this way

A bank invites customers to use its service and experience for their financial affairs. It offers ready assistance, urges readers to communicate their wants, and promises satisfaction if they visit the bank.

New Post Cards and Stamps at Kelley & Co in Junction

Pacific Junction notes a busy week with Kelley & Co promoting free stamps with each post card, new soda fountain prep, and a season opening. Local updates include Solomon Rowe's Los Angeles trip, Ladies Aid fundraising, Julia Jungquist improvements, and community notices on bridge work and weather reports. Neighboring residents attend Decoration Day in Glenwood, while D & A advertise Davis & Anderson services and a new post office assistant.

Kelley & Co Solomon Rowe Los Angeles Ladies Aid John A Jungquist Bessie Rogers Sioux City John Martin Balfour Wes Mullia Pala Dr Holyoke John Retter Geof Davies Glenwood KC Bridge Pony Creek

Neighborhood surprise as S S Russell to get new postmaster

A large crowd gathered at S S Ruusell of Pacific Junction for news of a new postmaster. Charles Haynie named for the post, with W P Haynie moving to the Junction and Louise Martin as new assistant. Also notes daily bargains at Kelly & Co with machine oils 60c a gallon.

S. S. Ruusell Pacific Junction Washington Nasby Charles Haynie Smith W P Haynie Louise Martin

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