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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1921

Page

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Glenwood theater bill and local notices mix

Local items from Glenwood cover a Rex Theatre showing of Prairie Trails with Tom Mix and a 100% Bert Lytell film Jimmy Valentine, plus community notices on visits, schooling, conventions, church events, marriages, graduates, and social gatherings. Individuals named include Miss Lorna Plimpton, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace, Mr. F. J. Wallace, Norville Davis, Leslie Davis, J. J. Fentony, Isabel Wolfe, D. M. Kline, C. C. Goring, Hari Hodges, and Lea K. Couch among others.

Rex Theatre Bert Lytell Jimmy Valentine

Advertising Reader Notices in Glenwood Tribune

Classified notices and small ads from Glenwood Iowa list lost items found sale rents and moving services. Entries include Lost Fountain pen and small tools, Bee supplies for sale, pasture and junk buying, live stock and furniture moving, a gold pin found, pasturing offers, and a 1918 era car listings. Contact Tribune office for the respective notices and rewards.

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Public Sale Notices Delayed by General Decline

A damaged OCR notice describes a public sale with unclear dates and items. The readable fragment mentions pavilion, Saturdays, and names resembling Slezak, with advisory remnants about blanks and prices. The exact details are unreadable, but the core event is a public sale notice in progress.

Local notices and society items top June events

Jersey calf sold. Otto Judkine sick at home. Rex Theatre Week and par amounts announced. Lake Pavilion opens dance season to raise Lake fund. Clarence Myers returned from hospital operation. Children’s Day on June 12 with church programs. Mrs J R Graham visited Council Bluffs. O B S meets June 7. Prairie Trails shown at Rex Tuesday. Senator Darting out after auto accident. D D Wheeler moving to Myers house on Coolidge. John Hamilton visits from Des Moines for Decoration Day. Auto collisions at Sharp and Locust. Ena Davis visits Council Bluffs. Mrs W C DeLashmutt returns from Clarkson hospital. Mrs William Kelley Reid and son visit from Grand Island. Winifred Cook under appendicitis operation in Rochester MN. Dr Mayo surgeon. J D Ironmonger hosted St Joseph and Plattsmouth guests.

D. D. Wheeler Myers Coolidge Street Locust and Hazel John Hamilton Des Moines D. P. Hamilton W. C. DeLashmutt Clarkson Hospital William Kelley Reid Stanley Richard Girand Island A. C. Gourly Winifred Cook Rochester Minn Charles Mayo J. D. Ironmonger St. Joseph Plattsmouth Neb Ironmonger Charles N. Watson T. C. Simins R. B. Love

Anderson buys Glenwood Community Service store

James Anderson, longtime Glenwood store manager and local land booster, has purchased the Glenwood branch of the Community Service stores and will assume full control immediately. His years in the grocery line are cited as a promise of continued success under new ownership.

James Anderson Glenwood Community Service Anderson

New Iowa Cigarette Law Takes Effect July Fourth 1921

A new Iowa law governing cigarette sales and wrappers takes effect July 4, 1921. It requires permits for dealers in urban and rural areas, sets permit costs at $50 annually, and bonds of $1000 to ensure compliance. The measure aims to regulate sale or gift of pipes to widners and restricts noncompliant vendors.

Iowa Widners Council le Board of Supervisors Yuen Wits

Prairie Trails at Rex Theatre with Tom Mix

Tom Mix stars in Prairie Trails at Rex Theatre Tuesday as Tex Benton. The Fox film, adapted from James B. Hendryx’s novel The Texan, features Philo McCullough Charles K. French Kathleen OConnor Gloria Hope and others. George Marshall directs a whirlwind action packed western with scenic effects.

William Fox Rex Theatre Tom Mix Tex Benton Mix Fox Star Benton James B. Hendryx George Marshall Philop McCullough Charles K. French Kathleen O'Connor Gloria Hope

In Memoriam for Decoration Day Veterans

A solemn poem from The Tribune honors Civil War veterans on Decoration Day. It salutes old soldiers for loyalty and bravery, recalls their influence on later generations, and pledges to praise them for years to come with steadfast tribute.

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Mothers Trade Hour Idea For Armory Saturday Sessions

A proposal suggests opening the council room at the Armory or another suitable venue each Saturday to aid women who trade with babies or young children. A designated area would allow mothers to leave their children while they shop, with readers to receive full details in a future paper.

Armory

Miss Blanche Burres Joins Chicago Music Firm as Violinist

Miss Blanche Burres daughter of a local family is employed by a prominent Chicago music company as a violinist. She has spent the past weeks in Chicago preparing to start the job and is now in Michigan en route.

Chanitatiqua Blanche Burres Burres University At Linegin Shantatiqua Company Miss Burres Chicago Michigan

Market Prices and Harvest Outlook From Chicago Market week

Last week in Chicago beef steers sold mostly 7.50 to 8.65 with hogs at 7.70 to 8.10. Butter quotes show New York 29 cents and Chicago 28 1 2 cents, with Boxtons 30 and Haymarket quiet. Wheat and corn prices appear, with six state crop estimate at 258 million bushels and harvest beginning as far north as Oklahoma. Kansas starts this week.

Chicago New York Haymarket Timothy Minneapolis Memphis Omaha Prairie Kansas City Philadelphia Oklahoma Are Mary

Two Onion Seed Samples From Seitz Brothers in Phoenix

Ferdinand Seitz has received two samples of onions grown from seed this season by his brother John Seitz in Phoenix Arizona. Each sample weighs about a pound.

Ferdinand Seitz John Seitz Phoenix Ariz

Ye Country Editorial Snippet Recounts Daily Mishaps

The editor reflects on the job of editing dull clippings from a rural page. Examples include Mrs. Jones cutting her hand with a can opener in the pantry, a doctor falling from his roof while checking a leak, and a dog biting Mr. Green on the public square during a church social. Harold Green escorts Violet Wise home, and Frang is kicked while harnessing a bronco near his corn crib.

Jones Cactus Creek Harold Green Violet. Wise Mr. Green Frang Yarmouth Light

Minister Critchett Begins Month Long Vacation Trip

Reverend Critchett of Strahan church starts a month long vacation this week with his family. They will travel by Ford and plan visits across the Dakotas Montana Wyoming and Colorado.

Critchett The Strahan Church Ford Dakotas Montana Wyoming Colorado

Also Mentioned on This Page

Marten Nermemr Lester Barnum Monmouth, Tl F. J. Wallace Lorna Plimpton Lincoln Frank Ferring Institution Dubuque Evelyn Ward Morris, IL Addie Martindale Wayne Hari Hodges Norville Leslie Davis Wriday Manchester J. J. Fentony Isabel Wolfe Malvern D. M. Kline Father Wolfe C. E. Witherow Thurman Times Woodbine Twiner Mergenthaler Linotype School Bill Slezak Selah Ripley Calkins Riverton Camp Roosevelt Lea K. Couch U. S. Department of Agriculture Secretary of the Navy Denby Payad Rex Thurs‘lay Villisea Rohease Brown Brookings Sioux City Alene Baird Henry Baird Malvernon Delta Colo Delta High School Carl Cook Kensington Mesdames Jay Summers Edward Knight Verne Mce Cord Stewart Wester Grover Rinehart J. F. Wearin J. W. Randerson A.W. Baer Joni Beckwith Kenneth Cook A. H E. Cook George Mellor Harold Boehner Red Oak Joli Stoddard David City Kodaks Kodak L. S. Radiasou Corauy Jeweler Chiropractic Lyon & Lyon Chiropractors Glenwood, Tai Tribune Office Pinder AL Wright Glenwood, I Y. Stout Eve Hisses Tribune -Officw J. Parker Enwood North Hazel Street Hi. M. Logan Square Louis Hurst Uick Ltudson Ed Marshall Stidebaker Podee Iuwa Slezak Aiter Ask A.C. G Otto Judkine Paramount Lake Pavilion Lake Fund Clarence Myers J. R. Graham Council Bluffs Julia Wynn O. B.S H. A. Darting Sharp and Locust Streets Ena Davis Mrs. Young Base Botha Braves Hastings Creale Invincibles Christie Clark Chirk Th .Peterson Gambla Gambla, Ob Stebite Huntsman Porsen IL. Clark Shaw Ub Ay Hinsen Cc Darling P Msteate Liitt Ob Rethbetis Luipsett Nicholls Allen Hishop Il Linghas Morgan Terry Optical CO Optometrists Opticians Council Bluffs, la Tex Studebaker Fac Tory Omaha Territory Studebaker and Dodge Glenwood, Iowa
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