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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1920
Page
6
Mills County Tribune publishes Mondays and Thursdays. Ownership and pricing indicate a weekly local newspaper model with RF Hill Harle A Davis as owners and publishers and J R Graham as editor. Continuous operation at $2.00 per year in advance.
Warning to ex service men about reinstating government insurance through Uncle Sam rather than private plans. Reinstatement available to any discharged service member, with monthly cost based on insured amount. Apply before July 1 1920 via local Red Cross contact or Home Service Section Council Bluffs.
A fragment notes someone being compelled to acknowledge a valuable chance passed up after July 1. The terse line hints at regret or consequence for not seizing a favorable deal or moment. No specific names or places are provided in readable text.
A two year contest over Iowa's initial U S Senate seats concluded in December 1848 with Democrats Augustus Caesar Dodge and George Wallace Jones elected. The history, as chronicled by Dan Clark, notes shifts in joint conventions between Democrats and Whigs across sessions in 1836 and 1848, ending Iowa's representation gap.
State Historical Society records Iowa émigré colonies from Amana to New Buda and Tlungarian founders, with Quaker and Amish Mennonite communities and a Trappist monastery. The Army lists Iowa cadets admitted to West Point on July 1 from Council Bluffs to Denison across multiple counties.
John Martin of 44 Eric Street Milwaukee recounts severe lifelong ailments from indigestion headaches dizziness kidney and back pains plus rheumatism and sleepless nights. After four Tanlac bottles his stomach feels fine he can eat freely and experiences no pain or fatigue earning him improved health and a renewed ability to work. Tanlac is sold in Glenwood Emerson Malvern Silver City and Henderson.
Southwestern Iowa items note Neva Jones as first YWCA life member in Council Bluffs Neola high school graduation gift. A Missouri River toll bridge may be rivaled by a free bridge as Omaha and Council Bluffs mayors plan committees. Rainbow Division veterans reunion at Council Bluffs drew hundreds with first public films. Real estate men from Council Bluffs toured Kansas City praising editors and pep. A school fight note documents M Woodman held liable for damages delaying a new building costing more than planned.
From our correspondent several community notes: funeral attendance for J. F. Martin. Mrs Maye Blunt and youngsters visited the G B Picket home. Rev Hufstader to Albin to visit Mrs Hufstader and Gaylord. Mrs Quimby and granddaughters Lois and Doris Kiger visited the Wil son home. Mr and Mrs B Wilson and son George from Shehigan visited relatives and joined the Wilson family picnic. Ladies Cemetery Association raises yearly lot dues to 1.50 after July 1 and votes new posts and wire for cemetery fence with committee named. Ray Pierson and Joyce enjoy a western trip, reaching Denver then New Mexico. roads improved since leaving Iowa and eastern Nebraska.
District Court of Iowa Mills County July Term 1920 hosts BE Dean et al v Rufus Pack et al over Northwest Quarter of Southeast Quarter Section 22 Township 71 North Range 43 West. Plaintiffs seek decree quieting title. defects include incorrect recording of a 1856 warranty deed and lost deeds. defendants required to appear and defend before noon.
Hon Cato Sells former Vinton attorney and current Commissioner of Indian affairs attended Cornell College Mount Vernon commencement where he was conferred the Doctor of Laws degree. He is a Cornell graduate of 1888.
East Center correspondent Guy Jordan notes visits by Mrs Borene of Malvern to her daughter Mrs Chamberlin in Emerson. W Boles hosted fourteen ladies, Kings Heralds gathered at the Bales home, and plans to meet Mrs Culver next. Rickabaughs from Bellevue visited Bales family. Sunday bank program drew near fifty dollars. Ethel Andrews and Ruth Nelson attended Peaceville school picnic.
The July Term of the court at Glenwood will commence on July 6, 1920, and a default will result in the entry of judgment against you. The notice warns of legal action and the impending judgment if remedies are not pursued.
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