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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1906

Page

5

Glenwood Iowa, Metropolis of Mills County and Trade Hub

Glenwood sits on the Chicago Burlington & Quincy line 20 miles south of Council Bluffs in the Blue Grass region. It hosts large canning and packing industries, apple orchards, poultry, and the Iowa State Institution for Feeble Minded Children. The city has electricity, water works, telephones, an opera house, three banks, two newspapers, a free library, and Carnegie library funds. With a population around 2,500, Glenwood emphasizes temperance, safe life and property, strong local government, and a push to keep commerce at home to support schools and roads. The paper introduces prominent local businesses and urges residents to patronize home institutions to boost the town and county seat prospects.

Glenwood Mills County Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Council Bluffs Blue Grass Iowa Iowa State Institution For Allen Packing Company Mills County Tribune Opinion Carnegie Tribune

Glenwood Granite Works Pioneer West Monument Maker

The Glenwood Granite Works in Glenwood manufactures granite monuments from rough stone shipped direct from Vermont and Massachusetts to save freight. They own mills and use modern equipment, employ fifteen artisans and three salesmen, and recently completed large monuments for Mrs. Sullivan in Imogene Iowa and B La Schuster of Shelby Iowa. They offer estimates on public private and family monuments and guarantee first class work at lower prices than Omaha or Council Bluffs dealers.

Glenwood Granite Works West Vermont Massachusetts Glenwood Pioneer Monument Manufacturing L. M. Lord Ht. R. Mickelwall W. RR. Hrace Nebraska Luna Missouri Kansas Mary Sullivan Imogene Eugene Sullivan B. la. Schuster Shelby Omaha Council Bluffs Missouri River Valley

Carey and Fleming Lead Mills County Dry Goods Trade

Carey and Fleming, prominent Glenwood dry goods and ladies furnishings firm, operate a two floor 22110 square foot building with a vast stock from Europe and America. Charles W. Carey and Harry S. Fleming oversee an extensive, competitively priced operation, guaranteeing accuracy and value. The Tribune notes their large county trade and continued growth.

Glenwood Giley the Tribune Carey & Fleming Europe America Charles W. Carey Harry 8. Fleming Mills County

Laraway Jewelry Store Leads In Optics And Jewelry

W F Laraway Jewelers and Opticians in Glenwood, founded in 1860, offers watches, diamonds, silverware, and pianos with in-house manufacturing. Seth J Laraway now runs the operation, overseeing jewelry manufacture, repairs, and custom engraving, including souvenir spoons. The shop features a modern eye testing room, in-house lens grinding, and a direct sales model without agents, touting high quality stock and nationwide trade.

Tuwa Seth J. Laraway Laraway Higheyrade Ponds Seth St. Laraway Seth E. Laraway Tte Crown Baldwin Chicago St. Louis Tis

D L Heinsheimer Company Parade of Goods in Mills County

The D L Heinsheimer Company, a staple in Mills County, offers a vast stock including dry goods, dress goods, silks, shoes, clothing, furnishings, carpets, and draperies. With 30 years of local trade, they publish a uniform one price policy and a large Glenwood store setup. The Tribune highlights this oldest, largest, and most popular Southwestern Iowa retailer and its steady customer base.

D. L. Heinsheimer Company Iowa K. L. Steinsheimer Company Glenwood Mills County D. L. Heinsheimer Albert Heinsheimer L. Lutkin The Tribune Court House

William M. Lamb and the Glenwood Bank Menace

William M. Lamb, a banker, is highlighted for his role in Glenwood's mercantile progress. The bank, started about twenty-five years ago by Joseph V. Minchman, is praised for steady growth under prudent leadership. Lamb’s long association with the bank is noted alongside its history and devotion to balanced, businesslike policies.

Glenwood William Dt. Limb Joseph V. Minchman Lamb

Also Mentioned on This Page

Queen Mills E. L. L. McNulty Alfred J. Russell Glenwood Commercial Club Bathington Novord M. Wickham DeWitt C Dean Robinson Wa M. Lamb D. G Meinsheimer de J. M. Donelan Mancen J. A. Bower Gao Mogridge Carey & Weming W. F. Laraway Waatcuimakls Shverwate Pianus Origins W. EF. Laraway W. Y. Larwway Council Lintts Des Moines Mints William M. Lamb
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