15 Jun 1916
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1916
Page
1
Tuesday birth in Pacific Junction brightens the week as families relocate across Glenwood. Residents move between Vine Street and Curtis Nebraska. visitors arrive from Red Oak and Montana. Local burgemeester share crop reports from Haxtun to Sterling and note weddings, journeys, and new culvert plans for Sharp Street as community life continues in Glenwood and nearby towns.
A persuasive appeal encourages immediate chiropractic help. It claims adjustments bring desired results and cites friends’ testimonies to urge readers to start now, asserting personal and family happiness will follow.
Advertising readers wanted cherry pickers S H Peters Glenwood phone 5F21 Gas engine for sale cheap horsepower Tribune Glenwood for sale sweet potato plants 25 cents per hundred Alex Miller Glenwood Todd House for rent recently occupied by Dan VanSesy on north Walnut Street Glenwood six rooms water lights bath and toilet Mrs W B Hill
Baptist services in Wisdom include morning worship at 11 a.m. with sermon Pat's Declaration of the Riches of Christ and Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. Evening program at 7 p.m. includes Young People's Union and Bible study on Philippians. Episcopal Bishop T N Morrison visits Iowa churches with confirmation in Glenwood on June 14 and again on June 19. Public invited.
Sealed bids by July 6 1916 8 36 p m to City Council for a 10 by 8 foot concrete box culvert on Sharp street Glenwood Iowa. Bids must include excavation and piling details with a 5 percent certified check. Plans available from Engineer AM Jackson. City to pay in Glenwood warrants with interest.
Mr Skink died at his Burke SD home and was shipped to Carson for burial. Marjorie Cain visited John Stewart’s, and Mrs Sarah Woods and others traveled to Oakland to see Waldo Kilgore. Vevya Skank returned from Woodbine and Misses Parks and Walker visited Macedonia. Ray Carter and family and Mrs Gravete went to Omaha. Anna Creamer visited Macedonia. Mrs Turner and baby prepare to visit from Boise Idaho. Marble games flourish on Main street amid croquet memories. Marjorie Maynes stayed in Emerson with her brother Vern Jaynes. Mrs Cain visited Grant. Stenderson of Villisca and Miss Henderson of Hastings dined at Ralph Creamer’s. Art Smith and wife from Carson visited relatives. Bud Smiths family joined them. Rev Baugh attended church convention in Shenandoah. Claude and Joe Maynes with T R Stewart toured Omaha by auto. Wm Workman family stayed in Grant with son Harold. Maggie Cox, once at Grandma Maynes, left for Carson to visit relatives.
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