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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1920
Page
4
Mills County Tribune lists annual subscription at $2.00 in advance and shows owners publishers P Twill Earle A Davis. editor J R Graham. Rates include display 20 cents per inch, composition 5 cents per inch, locals classified 5 cents per line, locals reading matter 19 cents per line, and other per line charges.
Mrs. Perry recalls a seaside home's rat infestation last May and explains using RAT-SNAP cake bait to clear rats in a week. The ad notes three sizes 25c 50c and 1.00 and lists R. H. Daniel and F. W. Kelley as sellers and guarantors.
Dr William Forkell famed Chautauquan brings twenty two years rostrum experience to the event. He will discuss issues frankly in an educational patriotic program. Bell's Marimba band appears in both afternoon and evening sessions with their musical speech instruments.
D LEE FITZPATRICK delivers witty, humane philosophy lectures while Sarah Mildred Willmer earns top praise as the Sarah Bernhardt of the Lyceum. The Craven Family Orchestra provides a stirring prelude, and Mrs Trimble is cited among eminent female lecturers touring Atlantic cities and beyond.
Maj A. 5 Libby, noted lecturer and former U S Army interpreter, presents a talk on international relations titled The Chess Game of the Nations. He speaks after an afternoon and evening recital by the Times Sorority Singers, offering a cordial, magnetic delivery.
A promotional note invites children and families to a Junior Chautauqua week with games, readings, and a special Lindy supervisor. It encourages kids to earn Chau tauqua dollars and mentions an Uncle Sam contribution.强调 American ideals, education, and community spirit through a Purely American institution led by Doctor Crane of New York. There is an emphasis on broad participation across ages and social groups, with educational and cultural aims central to the event.
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