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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1914

Page

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Flag Day observance in The City a8 week

The piece notes Flag Day on June 44 and lists scattered local happenings. It covers club meetings, travel, illnesses, an uptick in drinking around a 酒 incident, political votes in Mills County, and social visits across Iowa towns, with several names and places mentioned.

Glenwood church services and Cradle Roll day noted

Glenwood churches announce morning and evening services with a Sunday school at noon and Epworth League at 7 p m plus an 8 p m preaching. Cradle Roll day next Sunday features Miss Ethel Scott assisting with babies. Congregational children's day observed at 10 30 a m next Sunday. Flower Day observed at the institution Tuesday under Mrs Hinman of Belmond Jana with W C G T support.

Epworth League Ethel Scott Congregational Church Hinman Belmond Jana W. CG. T. al Mes Winiien Glenwood Phil Good

Darvting and McGavren Factory Work in Glenwood

In Glenwood the Darvting and McGavren factory reports ample work as acres of tomatoes mature and the season continues. Local industry specifies ongoing employment and steady agricultural activity amidst a busy period for workers and suppliers.

Darvting & McGavren c Glenwood Giro

Carnival week ads and store notices collide in jumble

A cluttered page lists Millinery specials for carnival week at Mrs Jacksons plus varied items for sale including Secondhand goods, alfalfa, a repivator with feeder, wind stacker, and weigh, and insurance pitches by George H. Zimmer. The scattered text includes phone numbers and references to local merchants.

Dresses A Choice Lot from Walling and McMahill

A few shipment of ladies street dresses and shirtwaists in white and all colors. Latest patterns offered at reasonable prices so that everybody can buy them. Walling and McMahonill Everybody's Store.

Ladies’ S.reet Walling & McMahill Everybody’s

Fence dispute ends with restoration of long established line

Judge Thornell ruled in Lloyd v Wright that a partition fence must follow its long-standing line. The defendant must restore the fence within sixty days. W. S. Lewin represented the plaintiff. Pawl v Priest settled out of court with terms undisclosed. Hill and Records won tax collection cases. county treasurer enjoined from collecting the tax. Three judges have heard the docket over two years. council's notice failure cited.

Thornell Thoring Lloyd Thomas J. Wright Lewin Thornett W. F E. Hill T. Q W. S. Lewis

The Carnival at the Square Side Show

A row of carnival feats along the south and west square near the courthouse yard features a merry go round and Ferris Wheel both well patronized. Tony the alligator boy, trained dogs, vaudeville acts, a wild west show, a shooting gallery and a band concert enchant large crowds each evening.

Court House Yard Tony

Community visitors set Friday welcome for Glanfs and Great Town movement

A Glenwood gathering plans a nine o'clock Friday meeting with Connects Glanfs, Commercial Club and Great Town Movement representatives. Citizens are urged to attend and extend a hearty reception. Other notes include updates on Grandma Dishraw of Greenwood and local figures tied to Wentue ancestry, plus details on air navigation news and Iowa crop estimates.

Grea Town Glenwood Clemwood Commercial Club Grandma Dishraw Grandima Mehrow Grenwood

Feet and character in a puzzling exchange

A dialogue fragment questions if feet reveal character and contrasts with a stance that big feet prove nothing. Patrick dismisses assumptions, insisting he judges by the broader impression rather than physical traits.

Patrick

Train schedule fragment for Omaha to Plattsmouth and beyond

A historical timetable fragment lists west bound and east bound trains between Pacific Junction Plattsmouth and Omaha with intermediate stops including Mineola Silver City Malvern Tabor Shenandoah and others. Times for arrivals and departures are shown with notes do not run Sundays and a leave time around 1320.

Omaha Pacific Junction Plattsmouth Nod Tabor Northern North Nad Coliiffs Mineola Silver City Malvern Strahan Imogene Shen’doah St. Louis Issescee East Boundam Any Ae Noewood No Head Council Blutts Pacific Tas Glenwood Hastings Bib Emerson Red Oak Eae Eaeiearchitit Chicago Hastings Press Malvernee ’ Paes Sig Balfour Atti Pacific Junction Tori Council Blutts Sidney Randolpht Henderson Macedonia Carson Kansas City South She Co. Blutts Pac Bartlett Tho Kan City Kan City

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