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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1918
Page
3
Local notices and social items from Glenwood Ia. July events include a Baptist church concert Tuesday night at 8. Sunshine Maid film Unknown 274 at Rex Theatre Friday. City visitors, family visits, and small ads fill pages with farm news and local happenings.
In the March 1918 issue of the American Journal of Clinical Medicine, George Lenox Curtis, M D of New York City discusses arteriosclerosis its cause and potential cure, addressing the era’s medical theories and chiropractic critiques of subluxation.
In the United States District Court of Jews Western Division the matter of Robert 1 May bankrupt is set for discharge. The date for creditors and others to oppose is July 16, 1918, with written appearances and ten days to file specific grounds. Fremont Benjamin signs the order in Council Bluffs Iowa.
The article lists residents visiting or traveling through Glenwood and nearby towns. Mentions include C H Kruse in Glenwood, Mrs C M Rice in Glenwood, Walter Hilton in a Council Bluffs hospital, D O K K meeting in Council Bluffs, Everett Haines and family visiting Omaha, J H Pitsenberger planning to work near Ashland, a bank front upgrade at Farmers and Merchants bank, Sergi G M Blauser ill at Camp Cody, Mrs Green Stotts and family visiting Camp Dodge, and Supt George J Masters with the Strahan cornerstone plans for the new consolidated school building.
The W. F. M. S. of the Methodist church holds annual mite box opening July 2 at 8:00 at Mrs. J. W. Carter's home to fund education for Indian students. Congregational Bible study 9:45 with men’s discussion. morning worship 10:45 and 11:00 sermon on Holiness. evening service 8:00 on Matthew, the Man of Affairs. United prayer July 3 at Methodist church 8:00 p.m. Choir and orchestra practices scheduled. pastor Edwyn Evans cites the line between poverty and knowledge as I will. Episcopal Bishop Morrison to visit St. John’s July 1 at 7:30 p.m.
The Tribune urges readers to hold government bonds and reject selling or trading them for risky investments. It condemns bond traders and argues patriotism requires keeping bonds, even if interest is forgone, noting bankers can lend against bonds in needful times and praising government loyalty over personal gain.
Bea cases The Kaiser is at bat in a wartime savings campaign urging readers to buy War Savings Stamps to strike out the foe. The notice blends sport phrasing with a patriotic urge to support financing the war effort through purchases of series stamps.
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