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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1901
Page
6
Storewide sale showcases discounted women’s petticoats, cotton skirts, lawns, and corded fabrics. Includes Mercerized hose, ladies wrappers, parasols, and new Oxfords for misses and children. Limited quantities, hurry to claim bargains before sold out.
Ex congressman Hager plans move to Des Moines from Greenfield to practice law. Atlantic saloon tax petition circulates with 743 signatures. Monona county buys a road grader and, with a traction saigina, grades miles of road in 10 hours. Mrs. Eilen Miney of Corning had a needle removed from her hand after an injury. A Noaparel dispatch reports W A Sunday and Mr. McKinley set to address a large audience. A fakir travels selling carpet and soap samples for five dollars, no delivery promised. Mr. Al Bonham, Rid Oak’s Gold King, recalls a Colorado hotel incident and quarantine risk. G B Swift adds 20 Angora goats in Wisconsin to clear brush and yield mohair. Obituary for James P. Risany, born 1832 in Painturaville, with family details.
Card of thanks to those who offered comfort and sympathy during the illness and death of a husband and father. The Riess family expresses gratitude for cheerful words and support and asks God to bless the well wishers.
Margaret Hanis writes in St. Louis Republic about Clara and her mother, highlighting the so called company question. The piece muses on daughters seeking social presence at home and mothers balancing duties with family harmony. It urges quiet talks, not taunts, to curb selfish behavior and avoid alienation within families.
The passage condemns fashion for causing unequal clothing, with the overclothed and the bare, especially among women and children. It claims women rule fashion and that designers pile textures to create new effects, leaving other parts exposed and potentially inviting disease.
An advert touts Scott’s Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil as a nerve food for neuralgia and irritability. It promises to nourish nerves and brain by supplying fat from usual foods, offers a free sample, and notes availability from chemists and druggists in New York.
An odd ad references woven wire fence products and ornamental yard fencing. It mentions an address in Cilenwood, Iowa, suggesting a local supplier or listing. The fragment hints at a purchase or request for six units and related fencing items without full details.
The district court in Mills County will hold a hearing to prove the last will and testament of Charlotta Deitehler. The clerk’s office has filed the instrument, and the court fixed May 22 and September 27 as the probate dates at the Glenwood courthouse. Objections may be presented by any interested party.
Fragmented advertisements and notices list for sale rental and employment offers across multiple firms and individuals. Entries mention a Walou Street cottage in Niger location priced at 895, garden plants at 80 per 100, farm sales in Pacific Junction Iowa, and various business names including Sam Clark's Barber Shop, Will Byars, Daves andamperson, and J P Wilson. Multiple lines referencing real estate, plants, seeds, and agency services appear with scattered contact hints.
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