21 Jun 1917
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1917
Page
1
Glenwood happenings include Alvin Walker's new Chevrolet, Sheriff Edwards expanding boarders, Clara Schappel ill with tonsillitis with Lorna Plimpton assisting, and multiple visits between Glenwood and Missouri Valley, Red Oak, Council Bluffs, Omaha, and Thurman. Local church and Sunday school events tied to the Iowa convention appear, plus theater manager B. Seymour travels for family medical reasons.
The article urges parents to seek chiropractic care for children to prevent lifelong weakness or deformity. It claims adjustments can permanently restore health in cases like infantile paralysis, tuberculosis, and anemia, offering free consultation and spinal analysis, and promises careful attention for every child.
Miss M A Dixon is very sick at the home of Mrs Cora Shomo in Glenwood. The column reports visiting friends, ad listings, horse and car for sale, an ice cream social, church event, and local notices including marriage licenses, hospital news, and cattle market prices with varied community updates.
Sealed proposals will be opened at 3 p m July 9 1917 in Washington for the construction of the United States Post Office at Glenwood Iowa Drawings and specifications may be obtained from the Custodian of the site in Glenwood or at the Treasury Department Supervising Architect office in Washington D C James A Wetmore Acting Supervising Architect directs the process
The text reports Washington authorities issuing a home sugar recipe due to world food scarcity. Ames authorities suggest planting sugar beets late for Iowa and endorse Val Morin Improved and Klein Wanzleben varieties. The note mentions selling quantities and delivery details via Glen wed Berd House and paresh paul.
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