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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1922
Page
1
Local notes recount Sunday visits across Glenwood Malvern and Council Bluffs. Mentions Tanlac ads urging health protection, legal cases, marriages and proposed weddings, a high school athletic event in St Joseph, and community updates from Malvern to Spirit Lake with dozens of named residents and places.
In the week’s social notes Mrs. K A Baker’s home on South Locust shines with its paint and green trim. A damaged grandstand at the ball park was rebuilt after last Monday night’s wind. Lawrence Bishop came back Wednesday from a week with his sister near Imogene. The James Fitzgibbons visit list should read A D and Joseph Southwick, not Fackler. Mrs S R Nixon and daughters of Elliott visited Mr and Mrs Pace. Capitola Pace plans a summer in Seattle with friends.
Passengers aboard the Scandinavian Hiner Frederick VIII recount a dramatic encounter off Newfoundland's Grand Banks. A school of about 200 porpoises swam beside the ship as sharks closed in, killing many and injuring others before the predators finally withdrew after an hour.
Readers sought for old iron and general contracting in Glenwood Iowa with listings by Louis Hurst and Mrs Ad Evans. Nearby real estate options include farms and residences for sale through Hurst Kemp and J W Edwards while a found brindle Boston bull is awaiting owner notification and ad payment.
A fragmented Washington newspaper column muses on ether weight and its value, then switches to Augustus the Strong and his 352 children, imagining the logistical costs and naming a blue bird nest in the Northwest. The piece touches on birds, insects, local wildlife, and garden notes about tall and dwarf Telephone peas and strawberry beds.
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