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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1922
Page
4
Carrie J Wright announces as a candidate for Clerk of the District Court in Mills County. She declares intent to run in the Republican primary on June 5 1922 and seek the will of Republican voters. Her message targets county Republicans and outlines primary election timing.
Harry Widows announces his candidacy for County Recorder in the upcoming June Republican primary. He states that a single term has allowed voters to judge his fitness and seeks the party’s support.
A gray cottage sits on a hill above a quiet crossroad linking two highways. The lane, called Lovers Lane by locals, evokes memories of arched trees, moonlit sleigh rides, and Abe Lincoln’s era with Ann Rutledge in Sangamon County.
The biography notes Theodore N Vail had peculiarities of manner not eccentricity. He spoke abruptly to his niece at departure calling her Late. His thoughts required a physical outlet and he drew pencil shapes while listening. When uninterested he folded a handkerchief on his knee in fine subdivisions.
Scottish gardeners are highly valued and widely exported, including a Scotsman hired by a United States millionaire for private grounds at 5000 a year. London park superintendents report several Scottish-born workers in private establishments abroad and a high share of gardeners in London public parks are Scottish.
Mrs. John D. Rockefeller Jr. spoke at the Grace Dodge hotel in Washington, a women’s hotel she helped found. It offers novel features including rooms for guests to launch their own linen and aims to provide comfortable luxury. A parable about a swell and pride follows in the speech.
At Cow Camp near Tonopah Nevada the water is sold for 80 cents a gallon with no competition and a local monopoly. Residents note the nearest source is 11 miles away, water hauled in buckboards for five miles then carried by pack horses the rest of the way, a trip taking about a day.
Mr and Mrs W C Marshall and Mr and Mrs Edd Marshall entertained at the home of the former last Thursday evening. Twenty four guests enjoyed a happy evening at this hospitable home. At a late hour delicious refreshments were served.
Veteran railroad foreman Peter Well of Glenwood retiring after 36 years with RB & Q. He becomes a pensioner of the company as his successor is not yet named. Davis plans a Riverside stay and awaits a Jamison visit, while D. G. Jamison and sister Mrs. Frank Davis arrive from southern California.
Attractive ginghams noted for splendid quality with plaid and check designs in popular colors. Dresses described as well made, generously cut and designed to meet demand of women and misses seeking semi street frocks.
Describes daintily trimmed garments with organdies pipings ruffles and stitchery. Notes many pieces copied from higher priced models. Indicates a very special purchase enables offering them at a low price.
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