Glenwood Community Notes and Local Moves
Glenwood updates include Mrs. I D Wulitt ill at home and Mrs Stani Warren stable. Local residents visit Red Oak and Beatrice. Theo D Bradley relocate to Beatrice Neb. Bird house exhibit and mayoral birds talk planned. Glenwood merchants visiting Omaha amid Nebraska Iowa Dakotas festivities. Community births and travels noted along with minor business moves and health updates.
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Glenwood
Omaha
Nebraska
Iowa
Dakotahs
Fifteen Years a Practicing Chiro Practor and Teacher
A physician recalls his career shift from medicine to chiropractic. He contrasts medical treatment with chiropractic adjustments, asserting certainty of results with adjustments. He credits early skepticism and later influence from D. D. Palmer and his son B. J. Palmer for his conversion.
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D. D. Palmer
B. J
A. Bender
D. G
For Sale and Church Notices in Glenwood Ad Pages
Classified ads list for sale items including lots, seeds, seed potatoes, mattresses, plants, timber, posts, eggs, hay, machinery, and an incubator. Also notices for Sunday services, lectures, confirmations, and Passion Week services with details on times and speakers. church social events noted. Reads like a local ad and church announcements page from Glenwood Iowa with multiple proprietors and phone numbers.
Local notices from Glenwood area report illnesses and visits
Michael Fox, machinist at Glenwood Auto, confined at home two weeks due to sickness. Mr Pearce is seriously ill at his daughter Mrs Haynie's home. Skater James Haun, once a Glenwood resident, visited Wednesday to see Theodore Dorman, who delivered a carload of Hampshire spring hogs to Cheyney Bros. The hogs weighed about 350 pounds each, sold at 14.50 per hundred, totaling near $3,000 in payment.
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Chamberlin
Tabor
Fred Chamberlin
St. John's Church
John’s Episcopal Church
Longley
Diocese of
Iowa
Dr. Lacey
Kathleen Bromley
Whitten
Michael Fox
Glenwood Auto Company
M.r. Pearce
Jams Haun
Glenwood
Theodore Dorman
Cheyney Bros
Hampshire
Ward Election Polling Places Declared
The notice lists polling places for the wards: First Ward at the office of Canfield and Murphy, Second Ward at the Wallace Lumber Company, and Third Ward at Mills County Court House. Dated Glenwood March 14, 1917. Co. P. Hamilton Frank E. Doneilan, Clerk, Mayor.
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Canfield and Murphy
Wallace Lumber Company
Mills County Court House
Glenwood
Co. P. Hamilton Frank E. Doneilan
Glenwood Iowa Holds April 2 1917 City Election
Proclamation to qualified electors announces an election in Glenwood Iowa on Monday April 2 1917 from 8 am to 7 pm to elect Mayor Treasurer Recorder Assessor City Marshal and one Alder person in each ward. The notice sets forth polling hours and local officers to be elected.
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Woman's Club Rooms
F. E E. Donelan
Glenwood High School
Glenwood
Iowa
Eich
Freshen Wicker Chair With Turpentine Polish
When a wicker chair needs cleaning dust is removed with tepid soapsuds. Mix equal parts turpentine and sweet oil with a few drops of methylated spirits. After the chair dries rub with a cloth moistened with the polish.
Meteoraleglent Motto Repeatedly Quoted by Christian Herald
A clipped aphorism cites The Lord sends the sunshine as rule with a noted contrast to the firmer must do Nir and Plowing, reflecting a religious periodical's emphasis on diligence and piety.
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Chistian Herald
Nothing Doing Office Boy and Insistent Visitor Scene
A Rostou Transcript fragment shows an office boy frustrated by a persistent visitor who offers a quarter to deliver an ecard. The boy complains that the boss pays more for not doing work, highlighting humor and workplace banter.
Neatly Countered by Puck Over Marital Money Claim
A humorous exchange shows Puck countering a claim of money before marriage. The witty remark suggests skepticism about financial honesty prior to the wedding, reflecting playful social chatter.
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Puck
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Tama City
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T. L. Hall
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Jamison Drug Store
Henry Myers
William Campbell
Mr. Chamberlain
A. E. Pribble
Ardmore
Oklo
James Carter
Bryberkrop of
Creston
Hawkeye
George Murphy
Akron
Ohio
George
J. M. Anthony
W. A. Schade
Holton
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Mary Hartman
W. Durk
Hansen, Ida
Franc Ridgeway
Chanute, Kan
N. S. Genung
Ben T. Agan
Avoca
Ben
Orville Prior
Sioux City
H. A. Grove
H. l. Pike
Elwood Riggs
Kodak
Kodak Dime Bank
L. S. Robinson
Lyon & Lyon Chiropractors
May J. Ivory
Garden Spot Seed Co
Tribune
John Seitz
Phone
W. F. Hill
Timothy
C. E. Stout
Greenlee Hall
Sharples Cream
J. H. Boyle
Carl TH. Otis
Glenwood, Ia
St. W. Bennett
Hastings, Ta
J. L. Merritt
Pacific Junction
Charles PF
Davis
W. L. Kenney
Junction Phone
Govud Timothy Hay
Amerson
Joseph M. Miller
J. A. Wackler
Christian Hndeavyer
Japan
Bible School
Christ
Junior Co. BH
The
Christian Church
C. E
Christian [Endeavor Society of the Christian Church
G Augustus Jones
E. Wilcox
D. D
Des Meinés
P. U
OUR Service
Jas. B.rishel
W. Hl. Hamilton
North Side Square
Walling'’S
Walling’s
D. G. Jamison & Company
Mary Pickford
Mary Picked
Queen of the Movies
Rex Theater
Cravenettes
Walling’s Store
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