11 Mar 1920
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1920
Page
1
Glenwood column highlights include social visits in Omaha and Plattsmouth, church events, a penny social at M B church, and local families relocating. The Stars and Stripes newspaper shifts to Washington, D C for veteran coverage, while a large school bond vote in Council Bluffs yields over 7,000 ballots with rejection of the $475,000 project.
Dizzy headaches with dizziness facial congestion and cough may signal heart trouble as the heart enlarges to push blood when valves fail to close. If the heart adapts pulse stays steady face remains ruddy. failure brings a hard pulse sleeplessness and persistent symptoms. Spine adjustment to restore nerve openings is offered with no charge or obligation. Call today.
The notice lists visiting hours from 16 to 12 p m and 2 to 5 p m and 7 to 8 p m excluding Sundays and Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Other hours by appointment.
A garbled classifieds section lists items for sale including stove wood, oats, and various land and rental offerings in Glenwood and nearby areas. Also mentions baby chicks, cane seed, farm tools, a reefer remedy, and a Bellevue college cottage sale with incomplete pricing and contact details.
Long distance hauling and stock hauling by Ke Stout Glenwood. Part of a Mills County Power Co notice requests residents near street lights to report irregular service to improve city lighting. Contact 303W and 181.
A note announces a new third man joining the shop focused on the Lusenwut of the Lamb bank. It promises prompt service by skilled workmen and mentions baths in connection, with C. M. Maxwell as the proprietor.
Notice to holders of Glenwood and Pacific Junction Community Service Storee girds that free service will continue until personal solicitation for renewal has been made.
A roundup notes visits by Prof Harvey Clark of Omaha and Carl Nelson of Peaceville to Glenwood, plus Miss Leta Alexander hired for teaching duties and Miss Ferne Jackson returning from Omaha. It reports a Miles Dexter campaign effort, a health circular on cinema safety, school director elections in Malvern, and local sports lineups. The piece closes with a humorous New York Times reference about “Mississippi marbles.”
I have decided to leave Glenwood and offer my four room house at a real bargain. Will take automobile as part payment. Possession on completion. See W. E. Maxwell at Kier and Son store in Glenwood for details.
Dedengatch, named after a monastic Dede sect, traces roots to the fifteenth century after the fall of Constantinople. Once a hamlet of fishermen, the town has grown into a busy commercial hub due to railway construction and access to a nearby forest of valonia oaks supplying tanning materials. Supposedly on the site of ancient Zone, linked to Orpheus in poets.
John Tuthill says he tried every method to kill the rats around his place but found them elusive and clever, resisting traps and poisons. He notes ongoing frustration and asks for advice or local help.
An advertisement promotes RAT-SNAP rodent poison for homes and businesses. It claims rats avoid mixed meat and cheese, then promises rapid elimination within ten days. The product is sold by F. W. Kelley and R. H. Daniel in three sizes priced 50¢ and up, with a guarantee.
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