05 Jun 1919
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
1
A compiled list of residents and guests visiting relatives or traveling. Anthony Frigeell of Silver City and others are noted among arrivals and departures. Visitors include Miss Minnie Woodmaney from Macedo nia and Miss Viola Rowe heading to Iowa State Teachers College summer school in Council Bluffs.
An Iowa retailer touts the largest talking machine agency in the state offering Edison Columbia and Victor models. The ad promises wide selection and favorable terms, inviting customers to compare and see the goods in person.
The article outlines chiropractic theory claiming disease stems from spinal subluxations. Palpation locates misalignments and adjustments restore nerve energy, asserting brain and spinal cord control all body functions and that regular spinal checks prevent trouble.
Warren Morgan visited Clarinda last week for M W A matters. Paul Ross visited his parents Mr and Mrs Nels Ross in St Joe on Tuesday. Mrs B T Younker and daughter Mrs Ernest London are Omaha visitors today. W C DeLashmutt visited relatives near Whiting Iowa last week. Memorial service in Glenwood for Ralph Reeves the colored soldier who died in France discussed. Mrs Fred Davis of Malvern and Howard Dolph of Hastings were in Glenwood briefly Wednesday. Prof John Hill of Glenwood high leaves for Tarkio Missouri for vacation. C T Genung and Ivan Steele traveled to the Gehung ranch near Cayns Nebraska. Ivan to work there summer. John Olson bought fixtures of former post office in Glenwood for Pacific Junction office. Mr and Mrs J F Bourgeon report return from Oneida SD and reside at 3589 Leavenworth St Omaha. A letter to The Tribune says Mr and Mrs Charters Atesterer moved from ee to Groaker Me feats and purchased a farm there.
Local item slate lists a sequence of classified ads and social notes. Mentions Miss Anna Donelan and Dorothy Lyon traveling to Omaha for a reception, Horothy Lyon linked to Mrs C W Lyon, and the Treyler homecoming reception for Dale and Dell Treyler. Also includes real estate, services, and employment pitches in Glenwood Iowa and surrounding areas.
The Committee on Resolutions of Silver Grange No 1702 reports the death of Sister Ida Judson. The group expresses condolences to her husband, urges humbly submission to divine will, and drapes the charter for thirty days. The resolutions are entered in the minutes and copies sent to the husband.
The article lists Sunday School at 9:45, morning worship at 11 with the topic Hijjah under the Juniper Tres, and an evening service at 8 on The Drowning Monarch. It invites all to attend and notes pastor Thomas Wyana. Also includes children's day exercises, the high school class play receipts and expenditures, and details of a Junior-Senior banquet program with toasts and menu.
Vague promotional note offers opportunities for major savings on merchandise. No clear dates or entities identified.
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