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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1918
Page
4
The U S Food Administration for Iowa reduces sugar sales to general use. City customers may buy two pounds at a time and rural customers five pounds, with canning exceptions only under a signed canning certificate. Violators face severe action and immediate sugar cutoff after investigation.
Germany proclaims 60000 acres of French potato fields captured as a major loss to France. English and American housewives are urged to use potatoes over bread, with tips on cooking without peeling and a popular potato cheese bake recipe.
A Iowa food administrator urges residents to increase sauerkraut consumption to aid food conservation. The statement notes sauerkraut is of Dutch origin and addresses public reluctance due to its German name.
A wide list of social calls and visits across Red Oak, Omaha, Malvern, Carson, and nearby towns. families travel, guests stay, church events, and local errands fill days. property litigation notice closes with legal actions and a quieting of title sought in Mills County court.
From our correspondent several friends from Council Bruits visited Mrs JL Andrews home. Rev Pruitt of the Tabor charge preached at the Hillsdale M B church Sunday afternoon. The latest word from Walter Hilt son and Cliff Dillehay is that they are
Undecided buyers urged to visit the shop across from Blue Livery Barn for the auto oiled Aermotor windmill head and tower updaters. Also offering Woodmanseé Monitor and Baker mills, pump pumps, gas engines, well and cistern digging, cave spouting, soldering, and general repairs with prompt service from a local shop at 303 Phony and residence 20-W.
Nonedible fats are urged by demonstrators for home soap making. Some localities collect fat to sell to fat dealers for shipment to soap factories where glycerin is extracted and sent to munition factories. A hint for Iowa farmers with fat. Horse flesh to fade among the meats now redloned in England under the card system.
A Glenwood diary reports Nettie Woodrow praising Doan’s Kidney Pills for back and kidney relief after five years. The note, dated in Mills County Iowa, relates her continued high opinion and urge to others to use the product as a trusted remedy. The advertisement-like content follows with legal notice in Mills County District Court about real estate claims against unknown claimants and heirs in Silver City.
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