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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1908
Page
4
The page shows a timetable for The Tribune B line with arrivals and departures at Malvern and Tabory. Times listed include morning and afternoon slots, indicating service windows from early morning to evening with several daily trips.
Miss Maude Croak visited Glenwood on Wednesday while EL Baldwin and family stayed with J S Bacus guests over Sunday. Beulah Davis started at Strauss Dry Goods replacing Florence Murphy. Delgates to Glenwood conventions included Claude Anderson and James Rhoads. Tensions rise as tramps spark fear. residents arm themselves amid floodwaters. A steamboat passed downriver. levee talks resume. old flood memories linger.
The Plattsmouth Journal reports Burlington time cards effective next Sunday will add two regular trains for Plattsmouth. Train 92 formerly went to Pacific Junction and now will run to Pacific Junction on Sundays, passing Plattsmouth around 12:45 and returning as No 7 at about 1:30, improving Sunday rail accommodations on the line.
The column invites readers to place inexpensive want ads for personal notices. It describes how every issue contains multiple reader inquiries and emphasizes the ease and affordable costs of submitting wants to reach a broad audience. The piece urges participation to improve chances of satisfaction.
The Junction City directory lists city officials including Mayor R G McDonald and Recorder J A Kroon with Treasurer Charles Kran and Assessor V Shatler. It also notes council members K O Zornes FW Kelley John Olson LB Bacon and others, plus multiple fraternal orders meeting weekly. Churches include Methodist pastor Stev E Goodrich, Catholic services held monthly.
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