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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1921
Page
2
Multiple Hastings items report a left heel crush injury of a man hit by a car bumper, lingering in Galesburg IL for care, and finger amputation after cement fell. The column covers homecomings, church anniversary plans, travel notes, local visits, school nursing classes, social events, and upcoming film show profits for charity.
Chileago Trine star Deception Miss Mee Tinee hails a great picture as real in its scenes and acting. The director crafts a bold character study of a lustful monarch who sacrifices religion and wife for a brilliant and gracious lady whose fate is her head. See it at Rex Theatre Tuesday through Thursday with 15 and 36 cent admissions.
A renter on Sam Estes’ Mills Station farm left his stock in Sam’s care. On a rainy Sunday Sam slept in the barn mow and woke to find a partner bedfellow asking a garbled question, prompting an unrecorded ensuing exchange.
Citizens urge removal of ash heaps weeds and debris from rear business areas and private places before Thursday to ease overflow traffic in Glenwood over three days and avoid interfering with delivery trucks.
Frank Terry departs Sunday evening for St. Louis to attend the national convention of the Mi W. AL in session this week. Mr Perry is one of two delegates from the ninth district of Iowa chosen at the state convention. The session will last through most of the week.
Members of the enibane of Mrs Glenwood D. of H. lodge are summoned to attend in their hall Tuesday evening June 22 for urgent business.
Three score of the M. E. church Junior Leaguers held a jolly picnic Friday afternoon in McManigal's Grove north of town. The grove is becoming more popular every year.
The Ladies Missionary Society invites the community to an ice cream social at Burr Oak Church on Thursday evening June 23. Proceeds support church missions.
Lois Lasson of Marshalltown employed at the Minneapolis and St. Louis railroad shops reports ten years of stomach trouble eased after taking Tanlac. She describes initial indigestion, gas, weight loss, and fatigue, then notes rapid improvement after two bottles, now enjoying hearty meals, better sleep, weight gain, and steady energy for daily work.
Readable fragments mention praise for a product called Tanlac and reference to a levy. No clear event, date, or person defined. text is incomplete.
The town council holds power to grant cigaret permits by motion or resolution. Permits are non transferable and valid for two years, requiring renewal after. Anyone giving cigarets to a minor under 21 faces a misdemeanor with fines from 25 to 100 dollars on first and second offenses, respectively, and a $1,000 bond plus license fee prior to permit issuance.
A hog weighing 200 pounds two months ago near Stuffton became weak and was kept without food or water until release. A few days ago it weighed only 80 pounds when it was encountered again. Readers are invited to send news items to The Tribune.
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