01 May 1908
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1908
Page
1
Local Glenwood residents attend meetings, visit relatives, and report health updates. Notables include Col. I. Nipp, Dr. W. R. Elliott, and attorney Clyde Genung. Business ads mention Ivory Otis loans and Wilson Drug Co services. social items cover births, illnesses, land purchases, and community events with routine town happenings and minor accidents.
Glenwood churches offer varied sermons from Eternal Life to Seekers After God with evening themes and communion in several services. Epworth League hosts a devotional led by Miss Georgia Genung as Bible school and youth events run through the day. Moving pictures advertised at the opera house contrast with piano promotions from Lyon & Healy.
Classified notice listing farm loans and buying opportunities in Mills County. Offers include land purchases through Claude F Anderson Pacific Junction Iowa, pasture for rent via F J Allen and Bradley orchard, Harly Ohio seed potatoes at 25 cents a bushel from M Whitaker, and cigar promotion at Glenwood dealers. Also rentals for A J Russell house on Upper Walnut, portrait services by local photographer, cheap two for five cents photos at Robinson's, cement work by E E Barber with Iowa phone 92, and a small barn for sale via N T Bradway at Tribune office.
120 acre farm with good improvements in Center township and a house and lot in Glenwood, Iowa. Property of the A B Clarkson estate. Interested buyers may call on or write N M Genung, Glenwood, Iowa.
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug Law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. It is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults. At Howe Glenwood. Cabbage and tomato plants offered at 250 per hundred by H. Peck. Mrs Bunker's hair goods come highly recommended.
Two ball games were played yesterday afternoon at Glenwood. The White Sox lost 9 to 3 to West Side with Halter Allbee and Lewis starring for White Sox and Allen Hamilton for West Side. Later Glenwood high beat Pacific Junction 12 to 4 as Glenwood surged in the first inning and Junction rallied later to narrow the margin.
Newcomers along the Lyons Carrier route report three new households. Pete Schmit moves from Atkinson Nebraska to the old Wm. Tague farm after buying it. Thus Groat from Woodbine occupies the Herbert Hubbell place seven miles south of Glenwood. Laning Jensen from Council Bluffs becomes tenant on the old Levi Mancie farm near the county line.
The business men of Glenwood organize a public band concert in the court house park on Saturday May 9 in the afternoon. The celebrated Institution band led by Prof. Schulot will provide the music. The event aims for an early start so farmers and families can return home in good time.
E and Barber of Glenwood advertise cement work including plain and artistic finishes. They invite estimates and offer to show examples of their work, contacting Iowa phone 92 M.
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