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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1920
Page
4
Y HILL HARLE A DAVIS Owners and Publishers J R GRAILAM Editor. Publication staff listed in a classic early newspaper masthead format featuring the proprietors and chief editor.
Five day Chautauqua circuit opens with Craven Family music and Fitzpatrick humor. Willmar Day features Sarah Mil dred Willmar and a mixed quartet with Fisk and Jones. Marimba Band from Central America performs as Kell Kell talk and Forte Kell Kell lectures. Kenilworth Players present comedy and Shakespearean fare, lecturer Martha Stout Trimble admired. Sorority Singers conclude with two programs of melody and wit led by Elias Day and Majer Libby.
A letter argues blame for youth murders should not fall solely on schools, citing jealous peers in Denver St Joseph Omaha and Council Bluffs. It stresses early home church and school shaping character, urges hero worship over jealousy, and notes Des Moines expenses for Coliseum and Rainbow Division reunions with Iowa posts 48 in the 168th infantry.
Advance copies of Chautauqua programs received here show a strong lineup of talent and plans for the assembly soon to appear. Mutual’s years of service are evident in the thoughtful preparation of music lectures and varied entertainment features for a high quality event.
A Glenwood celebration is planned for July 6th. The message urges lawful behavior, stating that those who abide by the law in America need never fear it.
Home Demonstration Agent reports seven new Woman's Community Clubs formed in Buena Vista County in nine months. Each club federates with either the State or National Federation of Woman's Clubs, mixes town and country members, and runs multiple departments such as civic improvement home economics child welfare and education. Committees plan one to two programs yearly, with civic projects like flower boxes lawn improvement and shrubbery planting.
In Mills County district court a petition seeks to quiet title to portions of sections in townships 73 and 72, North and west of the Fifth P M. Plaintiffs claim ownership by adverse possession for over fifty years and challenge invalid warranty deeds. The suit names multiple defendants including unknown spouses and heirs. A 1920 July term date is set with potential default if not answered.
A recorded deed in Mills County Iowa misnames the grantee Frances T. Brown and is corrected to Francis T. Brouse who holds the property. The petition seeks to remove the cloud on title and bar all defendants from asserting any interest in the real estate, with details to be defended before noon of the specified day.
Commence at Glenwood on the 4th day of May and July 1920 with default to be entered by decree as provided. Dated May 20, 1920. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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