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Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1911

Page

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Glenwood notes include weddings travel and school

Supt. Morgan returned from Marshalltown and began a five week summer school for high school pupils. Mrs. Henry Kon and Miss Eric Sawyers visited relatives. updates on local families, education plans, and social events fill the Glenwood column with names, moves, and upcoming community activities.

Davidson & Phipps Robinson’s J. Tl. Morgan Marshalltown Henry Kon Ansas Frank Conrey Shenandoah T. M. van Kirk Shelby County Indianola Neb D. G. Jamison Supt. Morgan Rey

Horses for Sale and Local Notices

Davidson and Phipps advertise horses for sale near Glenwood and Mrs W Saino offers items in Pacific Junction. A fine upright piano, the Samuel Mioner residence in Glenwood, and raspberry crates available by order. Contact Howards barber shop for information. Subscriptions and ads for Des Moines Capital. Also mentions patent abstracts and Mills County Abstract Company in Glenwood with T. O. Records and Walter Green.

W Saino Pacific Junction Lawa Samuel Mioner Glenwood Howards Barber Shop Iyuriiog Bob Vonusullioy Mills County Abstract Company Iowa Records Walter Green

Foley Honey and Tar Compound Endorsed by Drug Firm

A leading California druggist in Pasadena on March 9 1911 praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as an efficient non narcotic expectorant safe for children with no nauseating effects and no digestion interference. The letter from C H Ward Drug Co lists continued recommendation and notes the original Foley product in the yellow package.

California Pasadena Cal Foley & Co Foley C. H. Ward

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