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Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1915

Page

8

Local Notes and Household Tips from Glenwood

A Glenwood community page records visits from Mrs. DeLashmutt and family for a birthday, travel from Parker to visit relatives, and three weeks planned by the Waite family from Haxtun for harvest. It notes a birth on June 22 a baby boy weighing just over two pounds, with the mother ill but seen improving. Also mentions a fast auto trip by Dudley DeLashmutt with Dr. Bacon and a pig-sighting incentive to local youth.

Elva Waite Haxtun Colo Walter Kinney Colorado Dudley DeLashmutt Dr. Bacon James Watt Watts

Pig Reappears After Reward Offered

A missing pig escaped its sty prompting a search. Ten minutes after the reward was offered the pig returned home, ending the inquiry.

Porker

East Center News Briefs Include Hog Shipment and Social News

Phil Slaughter shipped a car of hogs to Omaha on Monday and accompanied the load. Mrs A Rickabaugh and three children visited from South Omaha spending the week with her sister. A baby boy arrived Monday June 21 to Mr. and Mrs. Boles. Frank Hammond John Fraazier and C W Boles were in Omaha on Tuesday for business. Beulah Francis hosted neighborhood games and ice cream. Etta and Pearl Miller hosted their club Friday afternoon.

J. G. Supple L. Steiniger Frances Irene East Omaha Parker South Dakota Phil Slaughter A. Rickabaugh South Omaha Boles Walter Hilton Frank Hammond John Fraaier C. W. Boles Beulah Francis Etta Pearl Miller

Mills County Essay Contest Winners Announced

A Mills County committee selected Wayne Choate as the winner of the essay contest "Why I Expect to Become a Farmer." Choate, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Choate near Glenwood, Glenwood High School student, earns a free trip with all expenses paid to the State Fair in Des Moines.

George @. Masters George H. White Mills County Fair Association P. R. Chantry Mills County Farmers’ Association Mills County Wayne Choate Frank Choate Glenwood Des

Chamberlains Wini ment praised for rheumatic relief

Mrs Florence Slife of Wabash Indiana extols Chamberlains Wini ment for sprains bruises and rheumatic pains noting prompt relief. The ad states it is sold by A J Howe and includes a separate for sale notice for a Flying Betsy white Mitchell race car, in Glenwood.

Chamberlain Betsy J. M. Dunn Glenwood

Restored to Good Health in Zanesville Woman’s Note

A Zanesville Ohio woman recounts four years of stomach trouble and weight loss. After trying Chamberlain tablets she regained health after two bottles. For sale by A J Howe.

Otto Gans Zanesville Ohio Chamberlain A. J. Howe

Celebrate at Glenwood July 5

July 5 1915 will be a great day in Glenwood with a full poster of events. A morning ball game, musical program, and band music all day follow a noon speech. Free lunch and coffee, barbecue, parade at 2 pm, baby show at 3, baseball at 3:30, automobile drawing at 4, free attractions, and a belt of events ending with a 7 pm band concert and street carnival.

Glenwood West School Ground Court House Yard Court ‘House Park

Washington D C Alum Baking Powders Declared Safe

A referee board of consulting scientific experts from the department of agriculture reports that aluminum compounds in baking powders are no more harmful than others. The unanimous findings, signed by Ira Remsen and colleagues, urge that safe, pure powders can be bought for 25 cents per pound, touting Mershon's ice cream sodas and sundaes.

Washington, D. C Department of Agriculture Ira Remsen Johns Hopkins University Russell H. Crittenden Yale University Sheffield Scientific School John H. Long Northwestern University Alonzo B. Taylor University of Pennsylvania Theobald Smith Harvard

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the Fair Store Boy Scout Campfire Girls Iowa Pacific Junction Richard Fisher W. C. DeLashmutt Hamilton Grocery N. W Corner Square W. M. Moore John Gravitt J. W. Boquet Hartman Arn Hartman’s Bakery Glenwood, Iowa East Center Mershon’s H. L. Lyon Mary E. Co. Lyon Chiropractic Lyon & Lyon Firestone R. H. Daniel
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