28 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1910
Page
1
Glenwood area notes many visits from Kansas City and Omaha residents, while locals travel to Malvern, Clarinda, and Excelsior Springs. A countywide mix of social calls, church events, road and sidewalk work, farm reports, and minor accidents fill the page, with farm and business updates, theater and lodge gatherings, and weather impacts on crops.
Wanted spring pigs EC Walker seeks pigs for pasture near city. D G Jamison advertises desiring houses for rent. Advo Collection Agency Glenwood Iowa promotes collections. Go to Morgan for birthday cakes and confections. For Rent small NW Glenwood house $3 monthly De W8 Elliot. For Sale residence and 9 acres in Billedsie J Dike invites trade for town property. Auto tail ramp fragment sighting near Council Bluffs road A H Winkier offers reward. E Drewer painting and decorating available. Land for sale 40 acres north of Glenwood Council Bluffs road partly timber pasture inquire J W Carter.
In Swiss towns an official Feuille d Avis announces divorce cases, inviting the spouses to meet with a judge or lawyers for reconciliation. About 30 percent of cases reportedly settle at these meetings, with Swiss divorces typically low cost, ranging from 10 to 15 dollars when settled amicably.
A Chicago traveling man tells of long separations from his wife and a reunion five months and ten days after leaving. The tale contrasts hospitality at home with practical jokes about apple pie and a pressed suit. The second note discusses artillery practice in the French navy and a theory that ear injuries stem from air rarefaction from multiple powder charges rather than concussion.
A Manchester clergyman once demonstrated prowess like the minister of Torphine who knocked a footpad senseless. Bishop Fraser wrote a letter of reproach about Church of England demeanor. The offender replied he regretted the heat of the moment and admitted the punch. Fraser enjoyed the turn and invited the clergyman to stay.
A quirky fragment from the Birmingham Age-Herald presents a man about to give alms remarking on a tale as a miaspentite. He notes what is seen is only the last in Mallment, implying more to come before the full story unfolds.
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