24 Mar 1921
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1921
Page
1
Local items from Glenwood highlight social visits from Omaha and Des Moines, school and church events, new births and visitors, and upcoming meetings. Notable names include Humphrey and Howe, Rev George Sneath, C R Buffington, and Carl H Cook. Community updates cover residents traveling, a Junior League sale, and local business notices.
An unbiased report from R L Jenne of Indianapolis invites readers to inspect a window-display page at the officer for full facets of a case. The piece promotes spinal analysis to find weaknesses and adjust regularly to improve health, arguing health foundations enable daily happiness and work.
The Iowa legislature proposes an amendment to the osteopathy act reducing the required college duration from four years to two. After two years of practice osteopaths may be examined for licensure. The examiner board may be entirely composed of osteopaths.
Iowa leads states in automobiles per capita with 442,200 registered vehicles for a population of 2,404,690, yielding about one car for every two residents. California is second with 604,187 autos and a 6.7 persons per car average, followed by Nebraska with 220,000 autos for 1,295,000 residents.
The division shows urban population BOL and rural Lis 0. State figures list BT5446 urban and rural 1598526. Urban population since 1910 increased by 196,441. rural population of Towa decreased by 46,111.
Dr A T Hook osteopathic physician maintains office in the Mills County National Bank Building. Contact numbers include a local office line and a residence listing.
The birthday was celebrated on Tuesday evening March 14 at the Steer home. Miss Mary Heer turned 14 and was joined by a dozen girl friends who brought many pretty presents. Delicious refreshments were served before guests departed. Mary is not the granddaughter of Mrs and Mrs William Detlefas was mentioned.
Advertising readers notes list lost and found items and wants including missing pin reward. Incubators on shares, farm help, sale of seed potatoes, diverse farm implements, wood and hay, poultry eggs for setting, tractors and threshers, junk buying, truck and moving services, and rose bouquets. Specifics include contact names, phone numbers, and local town Glenwood Iowa with multiple entries from Mrs. T. J. McGarry, C. F. Buffington, W. Wheeler, M. Soyer, and others.
Single comb Rhode Island Reds Bull Orpingtons White Wyandottes Barred Rocks and other kinds. Price 17.60 per hundred. Mrs E Berk theimer phone 1640 Malvern Ja.
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