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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1901
Page
2
The Glenwood Woman's Club presents a lucid rundown on the library question detailing facts and figures. It argues cogent reasons why every patriotic citizen should vote for the proposed three mill tax and addresses all objections raised against the library proposition.
In Glenwood a lively street discussion centers on a proposed city tax to take charge of the public library managed by the Glenwood Woman's Club. Mrs. B defends the move as public benefit funded by subscriptions and state books, while Mr. A cautions against raising taxes before other debts are settled. The exchange highlights library value, community reading needs, and municipal oversight.
The message announces arrival of spring goods and a plan to discuss hats for Easter. It invites customers to visit or call at their earliest convenience for a display and personalized talk, emphasizing readiness and no wait for a special display.
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