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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1913
Page
4
Mutle County Tribune from Glenwood Iowa dated May 1 1913 lists owners and publishers W F Hill N T Bradway 84m R Young Harle A Davis A R Whith and printer information.
Display advertising costs ten cents per inch for five inches or more plus five cents per inch for composition. Readers are charged one cent per word plus ten cents per insertion up to sixty words. Larger readers priced at 260 per inch with twenty six cents per insertion.
The town continues street beautification with 60 Jack Pine planted on the east side at the south end and fifty Norway Spruce north of that, aiming to enhance the area near farms. T. H. Martin and Frank Hines visited Omaha. Martha Sandholm of Colorado Springs stays with Miss Clara Swanson. Robert Bogle makes improvements at his home. Claude Anderson attended his cousin Carl Lincoln’s wedding to Miss Minnie Honeywell in Omaha yesterday. L. B. Bacon returned from a business trip in St. Joseph, Missouri. Floyd Rhoades and Miss Marie Kinney were guests at the Purcell home Tuesday evening.
A humorous courtroom exchange features Judge and Arthur Goodlooks. The judge jokes about marrying to give up a salary of twenty five dollars a week, and Goodlooks replies that she may keep working as a special privilege.
A garbled OCR fragment notes a dated reference to April 1, 1913 and mentions saving for future reference with notes about compliance and filing procedures.
A spoiled heir falls from wealth to penniless ruin and vice at clubs and racecourses. Marie Fairborn reappears, offers a path to reform, and Cuthbert finds purpose through love. Years later, peers note his transformation after marriage to Marie, citing a French philosopher’s rule: Find the woman.
A fragmentary dialogue mocks an early moving picture ad and a judge’s remark about hair. The speaker laments the advertising impulse, noting its oddity as if a daughter’s fate hung by a thread. The piece offers a satirical view of early commercial promotion.
A quote reflects on unwavering loyalty and self faith. It contrasts external judgment with inner conviction, suggesting the longest loyalty comes from within and the belief one maintains in oneself even when others doubt.
Des Moines Capital introduces a night edition delivering late news markets and baseball results from most games in all leagues. Existing subscribers receive this paper with early morning delivery and new subscriptions are $2.00 for one year at the Bargain Period Rate through the Tribune office.
A fragmented comic strip style note depicts a villain failing to kiss from a balcony scene while a chorus of witty lines recalls a convict bickering over writing speed. Milton is cited as taking fifteen days per page, while another convict boasts a six year sentence on a single line.
Minna Irving in Judge quotes a character named Aighette Aerenk who shows kindness to animals and the homeless. The lines describe her gentle nature, inability to harm, feeding squirrels, rescuing the distressed, yet wearing a showy aigrette on her hat. The verse blends whimsy with social commentary.
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