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Fragmentary OCR text outlines advertising rates by inch and line with unclear terms. Mentions single copy, price codes, per line charges, and some numbers, but lacks complete context or identifiable entities.
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1919
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text outlines advertising rates by inch and line with unclear terms. Mentions single copy, price codes, per line charges, and some numbers, but lacks complete context or identifiable entities.
A New York Sun anecdote describes a woman in a dressing room watching two fourteen year old girls apply makeup and flirt with their vanity. The scene escalates as a mood of humor and concern grows about the future of these young women.
Influenza outbreaks return to London with a renewed wave less than a year after the prior surge. Pneumonia complications follow the usual prewar pattern, while a rapidly fatal summer and autumn type appears less virulent. Reinfections cause milder symptoms and shorter illness.
A quiet home scene unfolds as a ten year old asks what is funny about Abe Martin. The father explains the joke of spending an allowance on clubs clothes candy and conventions while the mother notes the allowance is not large enough to cover even a hotel menu.
Transaction records from Mills County Recorder show deeds from H C Peters to Sophia Larson and others, with numerous parcel details in Glenwood and Windham additions. It lists bids on Wickham Bridge and Pipe Co and Iowa Bridge Co, various tax cancellations, soldier exemptions decisions, and quarterly fee report ending March 31 1919 with recording and miscellaneous revenues.
Mills County Iowa Board of Supervisors met June 4 1919 following June 2 adjournment with Sherman Jones H H Cheyney Charles C Plumer present. Bills were audited and allowed including county funds poor fund and road labor and dragging payments to numerous individuals and firms. Bridge and culvert project bids were advertised for June 2 letting.
A public notice urges readers to keep their Tribune subscription paid in advance to avoid service interruption and ensure continued delivery without gaps. The reminder stresses timely renewal and notes possible account status changes for overdue payments.
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