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Mills County Tribune details subscription price at two dollars per year in advance. Owners and publishers listed include F Hill Barle and A Davis with J R Graham as editor.
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1921
Page
4
Mills County Tribune details subscription price at two dollars per year in advance. Owners and publishers listed include F Hill Barle and A Davis with J R Graham as editor.
Infant Elmer Fred Kay died at one year. Earle Wayne Perkins aged 39, leaves wife Lila, two sons, mother and siblings. Mrs Ora Lee died after brief illness. Charles C Snuffin, Glenwood pioneer, died after fortnight of illness. Funeral services for all were announced or held locally with community turnout.
Hogs gained 80¢ to $1.00 per hundred pounds while sheep and lambs fluctuated. Beef steers barely changed. Chicago March 3 prices show hogs $10.10-$11.00, steers $8.65-$10.26, cows and heifers $5.00-$10.00, feeders $7.75+, veal calves $9.50-$12.78, fat lambs $8.00-$10.75, feeding lambs $7.50-$9.00, yearlings $6.75-$9.00. Grain rose on export demand, politics, and reports. wheat near $1.61 May, corn about 7143 May.
Trobert R. Ryals of 1148 West Seventh Street Des Moines narrates a dramatic recovery after taking Tanlac. He describes chronic digestive distress dizziness and headaches that vanished, appetite returning and improved breathing and vigor. Tanlac is advertised in several Iowa towns including Glenwood Emerson Malvern Silver City and Henderson.
Miss Faye Jaines will teach spring term near Neola. Hugh Clipson family relocate to Lyman Iowa for work. Willo Coburn injures finger near buzz saw and will work one handed temporarily. Rev Peter Jacobs of Randolph gave illustrated lecture to M E Church audience. Mrs R A Moore visited Lincoln with daughter Janet a Nebraska University student.
The Mills County Recorder's Office records deeds filed between February 24 and March 1 1921. Transactions include transfers from L Kernes to C A Harris W D and multiple parcels in sections 42 44 72 43 48 with prices ranging from 1 to 6000 dollars. Other names include Wm Johnson Albert Hubbell B A Reynolds T R Kates Otto Graalfs H L Cheyney Martha Girrett J J Wilson F B A Nelson and Carl Morgan with properties in Glenwood Malvern and Junction.
Miller Camdeed 15 percent of Lot 308 at Malvern Cemetery noted in property record.
On February 23 Dr. James M Donelan was credentialed by the Bureau of Pensions as examining surgeon for the district. The appointment will spare Mills County soldiers the cost of traveling to Council Bluffs or other locations for examinations.
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