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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1913
Page
4
Glenwood Iowa publication page lists owners and publishers W F Hill N T Bradway Sam R Young and Earle A Davis with May 8 1913 date. Institutional staff details indicate proprietors and management for the Tribune in Illinois?
Rates listed include five inches wind over ten cents per inch for space and five cents per inch for composition each time needed. Readers charge one cent per word plus ten cents per insertion up to sixty words, larger readers at two dollars fifty per inch plus twenty six cents for each insertion.
The Glenwood high school graduating class of 1913 counts twelve members eight women and four men. Graduation is set for May 29 at the opera house with Superintendent J H Beveridge of Council Bluffs delivering the address. The baccalaureate sermon occurs May 25 at the Baptist church.
Advertises Jayne’s Tonic Vermifuge as a remedy for digestive parasites in children and adults. It claims to destroy intestinal worms, improve digestion, and act as a palatable tonic when Agar is added. Promotes Dr. D. Jayne & Son of Philadelphia and urges acceptance of only Jayne’s product.
The Capital becomes a night edition containing late markets and baseball results for almost all games. Present subscribers receive the issue now and new subscriptions are accepted at Bargnitt Period Rate of 2.00 for one year. Leave subscriptions at the Tribune office.
Corrected timetable notice dated April 1 1913 for Tribune readers. Includes updated schedules and reference for wire service use. Provides guidance on regularity and saves the correction for future timetabling.
The postmaster lists uncalled letters for the week ending May 3 1913. Frank Sholtz Mike McArdle Kath erine Hilliott Miss Luella Buchole Miss Clara Bonner Mrs. Ora Bryaty Mrs. Sylvia Crum are awaiting owners. Advertisers please state letters have been advertised.
A playful poem in vintage cadence celebrates a mother upgrading the family machine. She proclaims independence as she jokes about youth, pride, and travel from Jersey to distant places while urging her children to ride along. The speaker reflects on change, pride, and the enduring power of a mother's hands.
The Chicago Tribune praised for fair broad discussion of politics, priced at $3 per year for rural route subscribers. Mills County Tribune will forward subscriptions at this rate to its rural subscribers.
W F Meyers Tailor advertises work done in its own shop with cut and fit from the customer's chosen cloth. Customers can watch the process to the finish, with cleaning described as gentle and mending noted as part of craftsmanship.
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