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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1915
Page
1
Glenwood residents share travel updates, family visits, and community events. Mentions include Evelyn Lewis heading to Springfield, auto truck conversions for deliveries, bridge whist gatherings, visits from Denver and Council Bluffs, and church notices. Also notes on local school graduations, missing person fears, park openings, and reflections on California living.
List of uncalled letters for the week ending June 5 1915 includes Miss Edna Jones Miss Edith Williams Mrs Stella Grosse Mrs Alice Wright George Zeigler Frank Waite F A Welch W H Fickel postmaster notes these letters awaiting recipients.
A garbled excerpt from the Louieville Courier Journal shows characters discussing garb and a mailing proposal. The dialogue mentions a Society Girl and a plan that unsettles one speaker, suggesting a short, unclear item from a damaged page.
In Glenwood Iowa on May 29 1918 a reader extols Iowa rainfall washing crops and orchards, arguing Iowa grain and livestock surpass California crops such as barley for beer. The piece contrasts state irrigation, soils, and livestock feeding, noting California barley uses straw for horse feed and jokes about sun drenched lands.
Dr. R. HH. Giltner, who has been in Monmouth, TL, will return Thursday, June 10.
Advertising rates for readers and small display ads with terms paid in advance. Notices include Lost items, rooms for rent, personal rewards, and myriad For Sale, For Trade, and business listings from Glenwood and area such as J. U. Jackson, Jerkins residence, and Pacific Junction. Items mention equipment like horses, a Yale motorcycle, sewing machine, Badger cultivator, and Case threshing outfit with local names and addresses.
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