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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1921
Page
4
Mills County publishes a rate card listing display advertising at 20c per inch and composition at 5c per inch Local advertising classified at 5c per line with locals among reading matter Obituary poetry priced at 5c per line Card of Thanks at 50c per line and resolutions at 5c per line Owners and publishers J R Graham editor Mills County Tribune dealing with subscription and ad policies and rates on a damaged OCR page
Hastings defeated Pacific Junction 3 to 2 in a Sunday afternoon game played in Hastings, while the rest of the column records social visits, family news and funeral notices from the area including Emerson and Red Oak.
A solemn Decoration Day burial honors Frank Horace Starvey, son of Charles A. and Laura M. Barvey, who died of influenza pneumonia in Camp Hospital No. 1 Gondrecourt France on February 10 1919. He previously served Corporal in Company G 31st Supply Train after enlisting February 22 1918. His body was returned to the United States arriving in New York May 21 and was laid to rest in his homeland.
Christ Slindee of Milwaukee reports Tanlac restored his health after months of stomach, liver, and kidney troubles. He gained eleven pounds and traces of dizziness, breathlessness, and pain improved after starting treatment.
A Kansas town sermon denounces selfishness and public indifference as funeral dirges for a community. Citizens urged to fund graves, burial plots, and civic works, warning that stinginess and inaction hollow a town during hard times.
The article notes the court house toilets remain open on Sundays as well as weekdays. This practice began when C. B E. Dalton became janitor, establishing the custom.
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