28 Jun 1917
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1917
Page
1
The City 2 Glenwood reports Miss Leila Winkler left for a short visit with friends in Chambers Nebraska. Various local movements include Miss Mona Graham from Malvern staying with Miss Pauline Hamilton, and EB F Trisler reestablishing residence in Glenwood.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Jones and their children travel from Omaha to Louisville for a family visit this week with the parents of the former.
The Glenwood segment records social visits by the Untonalls intruding into Gren wood while listing guests from Tekamah Omaha and Malvern. It notes Floyd Rhoades losing a mare to lightning, local farm ads, a horse remedy, and a lightning strike near Carson that destroyed a home. It mentions Ray mond Rhoades aiding Father Rhoades, and visits by Mayor Wallace and others from Clarinda Hastings Lake City Pacific Junction and Cowles Neb. The article paints a lively town scene with travel by auto and a journey toward Wesley Chapel amid muddy roads.
A rare two harp concert directed by Miss Loretta DeLone of New York and a pupil from Omaha will be held at 8 15 P M on July 12 in Glenwood Baptist church The event is presented as a high profile musical treat and is expected to draw attention across the country
Treasury Department notice from Washington June 16 1917 invites sealed proposals by 3 p m July 9 1917 for Glenwood Iowa United States Post Office construction. Drawings and specifications available from the Custodian of the site or the Acting Supervising Architect Jas A Wetmore. Glenwood business men sign to close at 6 pm July and August except Saturdays.
The text argues civilian health is foundational to military efficiency and notes concerns about public health topics. It references dangers like household pests, springtime swatting, wood alcohol risks, swimming’s health value, and humanity’s role in disease spread.
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