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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1917

Page

2

Hastings Liquor? Bond row ends with mutual loyalty shown

In Hastings on Registra tion day a clash over Liberty Bond support escalated between L K Mason and L Fulkerson. Fulkerson defended loyalty, denying treasonable aims, while Mason sought bond sales. Other locals, gatherings, and visits noted as bonds push continues and community mood steadies.

L. K. Mason L. Fulkerson Hastings Mason Fulkerson Mr. Mason Mr. Fulkerson Red Cross United States Europe Bonde Liberty Mr. Magon Max Shoemaker R. S. McDonough Luther Fulkerson George E. Shaw David Sandiland John David Ron H. C. Robbins Elsie Kuntze Germany

Hastings Red Cross reports membership and requests aid

R S McDonough treasurer reports Hastings branch 223 new members contributing 258. Council Bluffs asks for $1 and buttons to fill orders. supplies exhausted and another shipment arranged. Other items list visits, land deals, and cattle shipment with several residents noted in Malvern Randolph Glenwood and St Jos contexts.

R. S. McDonough Hastings Red Cross Council Bluffs Hastings McDonough

Malvern Meeting Urges Liberty Bond Sales

A Malvern Sunday night gathering at the Christian church, led by Rev. Smith, promoted Liberty Bond sales with short talks by local figures including C. W. Black and J. F. Wearin. A house to house drive by Boy Scouts is planned this week to boost bonds, amid local travel notes and visits.

Malvern The Christian Church Rev. Smith Han C. W. Black C. B. Christy J. F. Wearin W. P. Wortman Fred Durbin Messrs MD Davis George Davis W. M. Moore Wm. Aubrey A. E. Reaney Pacific Jumelion Boy Scouts

Margaret Mack Visits Corning on Pace Family Visit

Margaret Mack of Corning made her first visit to Maver n on the same day as a guest at the George Pace home with Mr and Mrs Pace hosting.

Henry Weatin Carleton Neb Joe Wear Willam A. Priest Shenandoah Van Gorham & Crouse William Pollitt Emerson George Houa Henderson Hastings Harry Benedict Omaha Benedict G. L. Shoemaker Minnie Hanley Clarinda George Pickerell J. van Gorkum Charles Peace W. P. Crow D. M. Cook Greenwalt L. K. Mason Yard Harry Russell Josephine H. P. Rea Sheridan Wye Des Moines Harry Mis. H. A. Russell Byron Moore Doris Priest Etta Frink Audrey Caven Alice Peterson Iva Ord Gladys Summers Bessie Gladys Hatfield Flora Herover Marie McMarland F. J. Martin Verne McCord Earl Pace Villisca Florence Kilmartin Margaretta Academy Council Bluffs P. Kilmartin Malvern Red Oak Wortman George Smith and Little Son Sheldon Roy Robbins Margaret Mack Corning Mavern Mrs. George Pace

Tabor Notes of Sunday Visits and Local Happenings

Tabor residents share Sunday visits with relatives in Sidney Malvern and Omaha. Guests include Lorimer and Sears families, Barbour and McClelland households, and Lois Loring recital attendees. A Red Cross rally, farm store changes, and a note on Edward Parkes honor the town’s interwoven civic life.

Fred Bell Sidney Charles Savidge Roy Hichelberger Malvern Tabor Ruth Margaret Lorimer R. C. Tyson Harriette McCormick Ira Miss Mabel S. B. Ambler George Sedgeway Storm Lake P. A. Irons Omaha Mina Lodge Bernice Eloise Sears Wallace Farquabr College Springs John Barbour Ella Tipple F. M. Laird B. B.' Miller Aileen Fremont Neb Fred Laird Ruby Ireland Miss Reed Villisca Robert McClelland Wallace Council Bluffs R. 8 McClelland Wentworth State Center Lois Harold A. Loring Congregational Church Frances Mintler Miss Mintler Arizona Hills Farmers Department Store West Side William Long W. H. Wyant Joanna Young Red Cross Orchard Fremont County

Health reform ideal in US grows with public interest

The text discusses health as the mind and body's response to environment and the duty of society to protect individuals for the good of the community. It notes increasing realization in the United States as state and local authorities, along with the general government, push toward ensuring well-being for all.

Lfe Edmund Alexander Parkes India Crimea London Parkes United States

Epworth League Convention at Shenandoah June 14 15

Readable notices show Glenwood delegates Raymond Mintle Vera Mintle Helen Hittle Dorothy Gunselley Viva Evans Ella Ward and others to attend the Epworth League district convention in Shenandoah on June 14 15 with a packed program including services devotions addresses and a banquet. The event highlights youth work near Des Moines and Chicago speakers with a church world war theme and social service focus. A separate legal notice from Mills County District Court sets June 16 1917 as the probate date for Christina Wilkinson's will with Walter S. Brown as clerk and Hattie M. Brown as deputy.

Epworth Leaguers Council Bluffs Epworth League Shenandoah Glenwood Society Raymond Mintle Vera Mintle Helen Hittle Dorothy Gunselley Viva Evans Ella Ward Florence Nelson Rev. Stevenson S. M. Criswell Mills County Christina Wilkinson Iowa Said County Glenwood Walter S. Brown Hattie M. Brown

Dinner table reform to build national strength

The Chicago Tribune argues for a lean nation through reduced eating and increased mental and physical effort. It urges less fat and more discipline, favoring oatmeal and philosophy, exercise, and self control to restore vigor and national resolve.

Esau Chicago Tribune

Saving Advice Says Few Die Wealthy

The piece argues thrift matters, citing data: 65 of 100 die with no estate, 34 retain under 1300, 9 leave more than 5000. It warns against waste and promotes saving to avoid dying penniless.

Frersons American Society of Thrift Lfe Kansas City Star Hether Shely BaEee

Bids Requested for box Culverts and Bridges in Iowa Townships

County bids invited for box culverts and two 120-foot steel high truss bridges with plan access from Glenwood Iowa. Bids due June 20 1917 with 5 percent certified check. Bids opened at the County Auditor office and bonds required if awarded. Advertisers note Tribune gains nearly 100 new county readers since January 1.

Coutty Glenwood Iowa Board of Supervisors Anderson Township Deer Creek Township Hastings The Tribune

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