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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1918
Page
8
Readable OCR shows Mills County Tribune with weekly Mondays and Thursdays issues. Subscription terms list one year for $2.00, six months $1.00, three months 50 cents, and single copy 10 cents. Advertising rates include 6 cents per inch for display, 10 cents per line for obituary poetry and cards of thanks, with local and classified sections.
Warren L. Gaylord and Nellie Hansell wed June 19 at the bride's parents home near Tabor with about 50 guests. The ceremony was by President Wehrman of Tabor College. The couple will farm northwest of Tabor. Also listed are Charles Harper and Alice Dalton married June 12 in Omaha, and Henry Luther Meyers and Cinda Eller Ross married June 26 in Glenwood. all couples to reside nearby.
Licenses issued in the past ten days include marriages: Clarence Boothe to Grace Warren of Little Sioux on June 14. Walter Cozad to M. M. Dellman of Malvern on June 19. Seth Carlson to Anita Wright of Malvern on June 24. George Whitmore to Minnie Wynans of Omaha on June 15. Walter Gaylord to Mae Hansell of Tabor on June 18. Mills County War Board notes formal reclassification of June 1917 registrants, upcoming serial numbers, and re-examination status.
Vernon Montgomery, a keen investigator and feature writer, enrolls in a school for the deaf to pursue lip reading stories. He falls for Ivy Sterling, a deaf student who proves remarkably clever, and the pair reveal a romance amid publication of his lip reading serial. Ivy confesses she is not deaf, and their playful banter deepens their bond as the magazine plots unfold.
A Seattle Post-Intelligencer line invokes a wry comparison about raising cane in Alabama versus raising Cain in humanity, reflecting a quip on social behavior and notoriety. The note presents a clipped, tongue in cheek sentiment from a historical newspaper page fragment.
Eighteen women’s suits left once selling at 32.50 to 45.00 are now offered at 15.00. The stock includes serges gabar dines tricotines ta ffeta silks and satins in tan grey black navy green and wisteria. Sizes are popular and in season styles with a strong claim of rarity for the discount.
Inventory clearout offers 14 spring coat models in black navy tan grey and khaki now reduced from 18.50 to 22.50 to ten dollars each. Styles vary but coats are in good condition and priced to move quickly.
Several new dress styles in stock from a major manufacturer. Percales Chambrays and Ginghams in many colors and patterns. Some designs suitable for street wear. Prices range from 1.75 to 4.50 dollars.
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