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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1920
Page
4
Display advertising costs 20 cents per inch with 6 cents per inch for locals. Classified rates are per line with local lines at 10 cents each and other lines at 5 cents. The notice outlines pricing across reading matter and local advertising options.
In 1918 Feisal led two thousand Arabs inland to Nazareth and Galilee as Allenby prepared a major drive. Turkish air forces attacked the Arab camp, but British planes aided, and after a series of skirmishes five Turkish aircraft were shot down while others burned to avoid engagement. The stalled feast turned into a long morning as the Arab camel corps held their ground.
Mills County records list numerous transfers including M A Benton to Grant Summers for a 20 ft strip along Sec 3 71 41 IE. Palmer to Summers in private roadway. Saar to Lahl multiple tracts. Wyant and Lahl conveyances. and other deeds totaling properties in Secs 10 14 15 16 22 in townships 73 43 and adjacent parcels.
A young draftsman at a Louishina cotton gin berates a long employed colored worker for absence. The worker explains a funeral and his thirty years in the shop, revealing tension over authority and tenure in a brief factory vignette.
A London Chronicle note reports the appeal court ruling that tea is not a food, prompting calls to redefine food more clearly. The piece muses on whether consumables like tea, cocoa essence, or soups should count as nourishment or food.
A garbled OCR passage notes a structure described as very dilapidated with hints of inspection or repairs. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear names or dates but conveys concern over the building’s safety and state.
Vintage classified ad cites wartime rats spreading disease and urges readers to buy RAT SNAP from TF. W. Kelley and R. H. Daniel in three sizes 26c 10c and $1.00. The notice blends real estate transfer names with the pest control pitch and a soldier boy appeal.
The city of Glenwood Iowa submits a proposition to voters at the general election on April 6 1920 asking whether the city should erect or purchase a City Hall at a cost not exceeding 18500. Co BP Kinney City Recorder signs the notice.
Naomi Salmons seeks a court determination of ownership to Lot 468 and the south half of Lot 467 in Temerson as well as a metes and bounds tract in section 26 and 28 township 72 range 40 Mills County Iowa. Defendants include George Huntsman Elsa Huntsman Rose Sherman Alvin Sherman Dora Brooks William Brooks and Carl Huntsman nonresidents. The petition states William and Almira Huntsman formerly owned the property but deeds were imperfectly described.
Heirs of a deceased person are notified of a petition to quiet and confirm the plaintiff’s title to real estate. The case will be heard at the April 1926 term in Glenwood if the heirs do not appear by noon the second day. judgment may be rendered in their absence. Attorney H M Logan represents the plaintiff.
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