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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1914
Page
2
The Agricultural Department's Farmers' Bulletin 693 urges farmers to use credit wisely. It highlights three key rules: borrow only for purposes that yield more than debt costs, align loan length with the life of the asset, and include gradual principal reduction. The piece stresses prudent use over flashy or self-serving borrowing.
County issues instructions to bidders for eight reinforced concrete box culverts with plans at the county auditor’s office. Bid bonds five percent, performance bonds half the construction price, and a right to waive defects. Contracts require execution within ten days of award.
Edith Arnold in Havana uncovers a drifting American, William Perkins, once from Vermont, now aged and lost. A chance encounter on the Malecon leads to Perkins reuniting with his estranged son, Mickey, and a hopeful plan to restart life in the United States as the harbor's sea breeze stirs memories.
Harold F Boehner eldest son of Mr and Mrs J B Boehner will wed Miss Helen Sanders today at the Boehner home He grew up in Malvern and is manager of the Malvern Light and Power Company The bride taught Domestic Science in Malvern schools last year They will reside in Malvern The party included Karl and Kenneth Cook and Ruth Boehner with Misses Helen Sanders and Ruth Boehner handling the auto and the license transaction
Marion Nicholson and Miss Lelia M. Chumbley of New Virginia Iowa traveled to Glenwood last Monday. After being vouched for by a cousin they obtained the necessary paper and with Rev Stevenson’s help, they married. The couple will reside on the groom’s family farm near New Virginia.
Mrs. Mary Combs of abor aged 63 died Friday June 65 from heart trouble brought on by excitement during a storm. She was visiting with her daughter Mrs Brammer in a cave when the event occurred. She died before a physician could reach the house. body sent to Grand River in Decatur County for burial.
The Andersons of Malvern welcomed a baby boy a month ago, the first in their home. Tragically the infant died on Saturday June 6 without warning, leaving the parents in grief and many neighbors offering sympathy.
The quote reflects on life being short and urges letting go of useless resentment. It emphasizes that anger serves no purpose and advocates for quick reconciliation, attributed to Samuel Johnson.
A character remarks on a bad cough and notes the churchyard beyond the wall with thousands said to lie there, implying a contagious illness and shared anxiety about mortality. The exchange blends humor with a stark moral undertone about death and peril.
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