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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1913
Page
4
Glenwood Iowa June 26 1913 Mills County Tribune lists owners and publishers W F Hill N T Bradley Sam R Young Harley Davis A R White printer as the publishing group for the newspaper.
Rates outline charges for display advertising from five inches up at ten cents per inch with five cents per inch for composition each occurrence. Readers are charged one cent per word plus ten cents per insertion up to sixty words. Larger readers cost twenty five cents per inch plus twenty five cents per insertion.
The trial proceeds with testimonies from Fred Wiley and T F Callaghan detailing arrests and timelines. Witnesses like Skaith Barnet and the Italians linked to the case provide further statements as Judge Arthur admonishes spectators and court resumes after adjournment.
Emerson Mrs Ralston and Mrs Said with daughter traveled to Red Oak last Thursday. Miss Rheba Whalen from Strahan visited several days this week at her grandfather Wm DeHart’s home.
Mrs Wm Cramer and son Alva attended a Gothard recital in the M B E church in Elliott. Alva performed. Mrs Frankenberger led a Sunday school class on a Sha nor woods picnic. Byron Carr visited Malvern for J D Robbins residence finishes. Mrs Eva Culver of Long Beach CA stayed with Mrs Mary White. Several teachers’ exams taken in Glenwood. Local lodge activity included third degree work and a banquet by the Eastern Star. Visitors from Red Oak Harrison county and Glenwood attended. Mrs Myron Shipman hosted a breakfast for Miss Ruth Crawford of Chicago. Emerson baseball lost to Macedonia 11 to 3. Next week Fred Kline and G M Clarke plan a Malvern restaurant in the former Sowers hardware building. Several residents visiting, including Mrs Yarger, Mrs Ada Robinson, and Mrs Fields. A large Emerson group attended the Macedonia game.
A local reader reports Doan's Kidney Pills eased kidney trouble symptoms including backache and fatigue for multiple family members. The ad notes physicians and dealers in Glenwood, Iowa, recommend the remedy and that it cost 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo, NY is named as sole US agents.
The Glenwood Business College marked its fourth successful year with graduates from the Shorthand and Typewriting department. Others completed substantial work in Commercial and Public School Teachers courses. Several students secured positions with local and national firms, and the school will undergo a vacation overhaul with new furniture and equipment. Fall enrollment is expected to surpass prior years.
Two basement rooms at Glenwood High School near completion for home economics study. New floors and steel ceilings installed. One room to serve as a laboratory and the other as a dining room. Miss Susanna Thompson will head the instruction, bringing strong experience. Equipment pending but expected to be first class.
Work starts tomorrow to shape a rifle range on Mose Deu Pree farm east of Glenwood. Sergeant Bierman in charge. Fourth of July committees urged to attend tonight at eight at the local commercial club rooms for important business.
An exchange shows a social clash where a city hostess hosts a lead and follow judge speaking about enjoyment. The dialogue reveals tension with Uncle Ehen praising social leaders while criticizing unsocial followers.
Mew Spring and Summer samples now ready. Come in and see them.
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