10 Jun 1920
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1920
Page
1
Glenwood readies a grand Fourth with nearly $1000 for fireworks and festivities at the lake. Reports include town residents visiting, travel to nearby towns, marriages and licenses granted, farm and business notes, and a minor auto accident with non serious injuries to three men.
The article describes infant illnesses as frightening yet usually short, notes colic can pass quickly and chiropractic care may help persistent cases, and urges keeping the spine in order for lifelong vigor. It offers patient names after months of care, with no consultation charge and no obligation. Call today.
The notice sets office hours from 10 to 12 a.m. and 2 to 5 p.m. with a 7 to 9 p.m. period on most days, excluding Sundays. Tuesday and Thursday evenings require appointment. other hours by appointment.
Glenwood announces its Chautauqua from July fifteenth to twentieth. Vine street bridge is being repaired to restore travel. Mr and Mrs Paul Jensen welcomed a son on June third. Mrs A I Wolfe visits Omaha this week with her daughter Miss Billa Wolfe. Mr and Mrs W F Hill attend Ames college closing exercises this week, niece Miss Bess Stillwagon graduates this year.
A week ago Sunday a wedding dinner was held at the country home of Mr and Mrs Louis Schoening northeast of Glenwood in honor of Mr and Mrs Ray Noah. Guests included Mr and Mrs Elmer Lundgard of Council Bluffs. The dinner showcased Mrs Schoening's renowned culinary skill.
In a clash between Tom Caley and Shenandoah parties, charges of obstructing the highway and fast driving were filed. Both sides agreed to a settlement with Shenandoah compensating Caley for damages to his car. The cases were to be heard by Mayor Judkins, but the matter was resolved beforehand.
Miss Dorothy Broadfield celebrated her birthday last Sunday with relatives visiting from Omaha. Her aunt Miss Anna Broadfield and Miss Jennie Ederson spent the day at the Broadfield home and later accompanied the celebrant to Omaha for a time. May she have a pleasant time.
The Ta bor college commencement program for 1920 runs June 11 to June 16. Events include two recitals in music and public speaking on June 11, a tennis tournament on June 12, and the commencement exercises and won ning banquet on Wednesday June 46.
The annual industrial and manual work exhibit of the school system will run Friday afternoon and evening from 2 30 to 9 00. Articles not for sale as they will be taken to the State Fair. Also a Riverside broad selection of local ads and notices including for rent sale and lost items.
In a public notice, H. E. Lewis announces that as agent for the Auto Oiled Aer meter Windmil and the Elgin Mill, both oiled annually, and offers services for pumps plumbing electrical needs and home appliances. He pledges savings and invites calls.
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