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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1915
Page
1
Glenwood 1916 items include population 4330, real estate deals by Bromley and Lewis, Ford cars sales in Omaha, and a marriage license in Mills County. Reports cover church fundraisers, memorial services, military company screenings, and local visits by residents and visitors.
A readable collage of small ads from Glenwood and nearby areas. Listings include room rentals with housekeeping options, local sales of stoves refrigerators furniture and livestock, plant sales, hairdressing services, auction notices, employment requests for maids and organizers, hotel staff hires, farm and motor goods, and a market day announcement by the Woman's Club. Also promotions for a crowd photograph and magazine club opportunities via mail order.
At the regular meeting of the Wo mans Club last Monday officers were elected for the coming year. President Miss Mary Rathke. Vice President Mrs. E B Woodruff. Recording Secretary Mrs. H H Dean. Corresponding Secretary Mrs. C E Dean. Treasurer Mrs Wm Skillicorn. The club also decided to establish a music department and to maintain active civics work.
Glenwood gets a 28 page city directory by B L Garretson listing almost every residence and occupation. The reference work is valued for locating homes and trades and is available for the asking price from the publisher who offers similar directories for other towns.
Glowing schedule across Methodist Episcopal Baptist Episcopal and Congregational churches lists morning and evening services with Sunday schools, Bible study, and youth groups. Mother's Day observances noted. special programs and a prayer meeting set for Wednesday May 12. An outdoor life quotation and a light sports quip are included in the page.
Philadelphia Press describes Washington's capitol as an elevated fierce icon of beauty with east frontage. It notes a total length north to south of 751 feet 4 inches and east to west max 360 feet, an area of 153,112 square feet, and an iron structure completed in 1865 replacing a wood copper roof. The dome rises 287 feet 6 inches above the east front base, with a 10 foot 6 inch bronze Freedom statue weighing 14.99 percent pounds.
A discussion refutes the belief that planets and the moon affect Earth weather. Weather changes arise from heat-driven evaporation and temperature differences, while planetary heat is negligible. If celestial positions controlled weather, patterns would repeat with such positions, which they do not. Also notes Japan’s roads and the daimyo road-travel justice in Tokyo.
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