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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1922
Page
1
Fragmentary local item notes bread weight prices and a Park Commissioner Frank Ballance visiting Glenwood with unclear details. Mentions a Glenwood date March 15 and a Friday reference to Charles Silver.
A health notice warns readers about carelessness with bodily health and backbones. It stresses knowing how to keep the body in best condition and mentions food, vitality, and avoiding common failures. The message appears from a health products or warning source.
Local shop Daisy Bread offers loaves at 20 cents and 1 pound packages at 3 62. Deavenport's Bakery notes. Mrs A J Howe returns Friday night from Sioux City. Robert Warwick stars in Thou Art the Man at Crystal Theatre tonight and Tuesday. Local residents Wilkins and Meier Hoff visit Glenwood Friday. Mrs Lillian Kutcher travels to Denver by No. 4 on Saturday for an undefined stay. Myrtle Derman of the Institution seeks Omaha hospital treatment. Mrs Al Miller returns from Des Moines after a two week visit. Chief and Mrs H F Cool go to a farm west of Henderson for the weekend. Public notices mention Taniac-Humphrey & Howe advertisements. Various local social updates and acquaintances across Des Moines, Omaha, and surrounding areas.
Irregular clipping notes a sale of exchange information with unclear names and dates. The fragment mentions possible parties and a sale action but provides no verifiable details or specifics for proper identification. Further readable content is required to produce a precise summary.
Baked fresh daily Daisy bread ten cents a loaf three for twenty five cents. The Missionary society of the Christian church meets Thursday May 4 at 2 30 with Miss Bessie Anthony. Mrs Beatrice Broadfield and family were Sunday guests in the Haynie home south of Glenwood. Mrs Otto Benson of Stanton requires an operation after a fall last Wednesday. The W M B S of the Methodist church meet Thursday afternoon May 11 at the home of Mrs F J Wallace. Dr E L Michaelson and Mrs Michaelson visited the Town School for the Deaf at Council Elms where he taught for eleven years. Superintendent E A Gruver notes improvements at the Institution. It is an institution the state can be proud of. Inalst on Daley bread ten cents a loaf two for twenty five cents Deavenport s Bakery. The Baptist Missionary Society will meet Thursday afternoon May 4 with Mrs Harry Pike. Gus Myer, Mineola native and son of the late Fred Myer, was here last week handling income tax matters.
Do you want a permanent business in your county Exclusive Agency now open for mature men with good character and references owning a car. Willing to work hard. Right party can secure territory and big money on liberal commissions by selling The Hawkeye Oil Company products directly to farmers. Write to Sales Dept Box 26 Waterloo Iowa with two references.
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