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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1920
Page
4
The piece reflects on March arriving with a lamb and a lion behind, noting farmers face a wary market for land and a tough spring ahead. It recalls past hiring norms, laments modern help, and urges preparation for brood sows, cattle feeding, and spring field work as harried farmers brace for unpredictable weather and busy weeks.
Mrs. H W Bidwell visits in Grand Lodge and Mrs. Laura Post hosts. Multiple relatives travel between Macedonia and Council Bluffs. The Emerson Mutual Telephone Co buys an astray millinery store building for 1400 dollars, installs a new switchboard by April. Local clubs host Kensingtons and Eastern Star initiations as the basketball team competes in Indianola. Rat Snap ad closes the column.
The ad lists a Ford car with severe issues including missing fenders seat and plank, busted carburetor, engine missing, radiator damaged, tires blown, and many parts bent or missing. Describes it as hard to crank, burns gas or tobacco juice, with four new shocks but overall in poor condition. Signed Kluger 8 Wilson.
A historical column hints at a strong influence or hold by a figure named Coates on battle fronts, inviting readers to ask a serviceman about how Coates secured prominence or power in the war context. The piece suggests a wartime backdrop and public curiosity about leadership dynamics.
Edwin Jones of 212 Monson Street Host Peoria TH recounts a dramatic recovery after five years of nervous breakdown indigestion and insomnia. After four Tanlac bottles he gained 25 pounds resumed work and reports steadier nerves slept better and full appetite. Tanlac sold locally through Glenwood Emerson Malvern Silver City and Henderson outlets.
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