Mills County Grivaiie Glenwood Ad 1913
Mills County Glenwood Iowa May 6 1913 Owner and Publishers Wm EF Hill N T Bradway Lam R Young Harley Davis A R White Printer.
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Glenwood
Iowa
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1913
Page
4
Advertising Rates for Display and Readers
Advertising rates listed: display ads five inches or more cost ten cents per inch plus five cents per inch for composition each time. readers charge one cent per word plus ten cents per insertion up to sixty words. larger readers priced at 26 cents per inch plus twenty five cents per insertion.
Getting Good Roads at Adair Iowa on Road Drag Day
Adair celebrated good roads by inviting prizes for attendees and drag participants. A road drag event drew multiple prizes including a prize for each town visitor and a special reward for women or girls on a road drag. The gathering featured an enthusiastic meeting and left the region with well dragged roads.
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Adair
Iowa
Institution cow breaks milk record in Holstein herd
The Institution owns a three year old Holstein cow that tops all milk records, giving over one thousand pounds monthly. Bossy, as the animal is called, Calved last September and stands as a benchmark for comparing herd production.
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Bossy
Gretna Family Recalls Seven-Year-Old's Life
A Gretna Nebraska family mourns a seven year old whose prior life is noted in local notices. The community extends condolences as friends express sympathy for the bereaved family.
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Heis
Gretna, Nebraska
Glenwood street brawl ends with arrest in wide pursuit
Sunday afternoon a street fracas in Glenwood broke up after a hand to hand fight over a crap game. Marshal Dalton arrested Arthur Collens after chasing him across town. Two other suspects are sought. Collens was severely battered and received hospital care. County Attorney H M Logan moves his office to the grand jury room in the courthouse. Gilliland & Logan may dissolve.
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Glenwood
Marshal Dalton
Arthur Collens
Collens
H. M. Logan
Grand Jury
Court House
Gillilland & Logan
Gillilland
Greenlee
Tribune Time Table Corrected to April First 1913
The Tribune offers a corrected timetable dated April 1 1913 for future reference and notes it does not appear regularly.
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Tribune
Paper Published at Hendersons in Citizens Bank Guide
The Henderson paper is issued monthly by Citizens Bank under the name Citizens Bank Guide. The eight page magazine covers banking interests with local ads and is growing popular among residents in the northeast part of Queen Mills. Five candidates from Silver City took tool examination. Otto Kruse and family move to Silver City, Otto leasing his farm for the season.
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Hendersan
Silver City
Harry Alexander
W. B. Agan
W. J. Whittingtott
Frank Hettinger
Otis Hopkins
Otto Kruse
Fred Kruse
Otto
Births and pensions and stock shipments in Silver City region
A daughter born April 27 to Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Anderson. Mrs. Maggie Hopkinson granted a soldier’s widow pension of 12 dollars monthly. A boy born to Mrs. Kohl scheen April 26 at Jennie Edmundson hospital in Council Bluffs. Kohlscheens now live in Litchfield Nebraska. Stock shipments to Chicago include E. H. Van Kirk 2 cars Everett Henderson 1 W. G. Swarts 3 and R. P. Landon 1. Swarts and Van Kirk traveled to Chicago with stock. Louie Zanders Marshall Humston and Walter Coiner shipped a carload of hogs to South Omaha with 23 head averaging 292 pounds 19 head averaging 285 and 12 head averaging 312. Thirteen men sat for rural carrier exam at Glenwood on Saturday.
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I. D. Anderson
Maggie Hopkinson
Kohlscheen
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Council Bluffs
Kohlscheens
Silver City
Litchfield
Nebraska
Chicago
E. H. van Kirk
Everett Henderson
W. G. Swarts
R. P. Landon
Messrs. Swarts
van Kirk
Louie Zanders
Marshall Humston
Walter Coiner
South Omaha
Louie
Marshall
Walter
Death of Add Colwell in Los Angeles
Bies to the West reports the death of William Addison Colwell known as Add at 51 after a short pneumonia illness at his Los Angeles home April 26. He leaves a wife, a 10 year old son, a father Jack Colwell, a sister in Los Angeles, and a brother in Storm Lake Iowa. Funeral was held in Los Angeles last Monday and cremation followed. His mother is buried in Glenwood Cemetery.
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Bies
William Addison Colwell
Los Angeles
Add
Miss Fowler
Glenwood
Jack Colwell
Joseph Deupree
Charles Colwell
Storm Lake
Iowa
Glenwood Cemetery
Not Denying It Dis d Iwing Versus Dumb Waiter
Exchange shows a waiter boasting of talking much to distinguish himself from a conventional dumb waiter. The Chicago Tribune fragment highlights wit and wordplay in a concise humorous exchange.
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Chicago Tribune
Doans Kidney Pills Endorsement in Glenwood Notice
Glenwood resident 0 D Harold Carpenter testifies that Doans Kidney Pills relieved backache and kidney symptoms in his family. He notes the remedy’s effectiveness, especially for children, and cites Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents. Ad ends with Tribune promotion for Mills County advertising.
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Glenwood
Harold Carpenter
Vine Street
Dean
Duan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
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