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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1922
Page
1
Mary Pickford appears at the Crystal Theatre on Monday and Tuesday with the town calling it a high point. Also notes on local sales, visits, club events, and church scripture, including Keeposet Camp Fire Girls, millinery sales, and local residents with illness and travel.
Edison stresses that success comes from ten percent inspiration and ninety percent perspiration, linking hard work to health. He argues backbone alignment and joint care prevent sickness, offering free chiropractic literature. He claims about ninety percent of diseases respond to spinal adjustments with office hours listed for appointments.
A dense page of local classifieds from Glenwood Iowa with numerous entries. Ads include For Rent rooms at 101 Vine St, For Sale farm and garden goods including eggs, lumber, and tomato plants, baby chicks May 11 delivery, a John Deere engine for sale, junk and second hand furniture cash paid, lawn mower sharpening, pasture for rent near Glenwood, driving mare and buggy, Buff Leghorn eggs for hatching, and business notices for P J Garage in Pacific Junction. Also notices for phone numbers and small local services.
A terse pitch invites readers to send their name to Blair Nebraska for a manufacturer direct sale proposition. It promises a merchandise check for one dollar as payment for trying the offer, mentioning the Nebraska Sales Agency.
Local notes mention Mary Pickford at the Crystal Theatre Monday and Tuesday with additional showings and assorted community news. Items include theater ads, hospital visits, births, and gatherings around Glenwood, Council Bluffs, and nearby areas.
Carl H. Cook announces his candidacy for county attorney, subject to Republican primary voters on June 5, 1922. He invites voters to review his three years in office and asks for their recognition based on his record.
Daisy Deavenport's Bakery advertises Daisy pread tablets at 63 Saturday at Kelley's. Mary Pickford 18 and Kodel Dyabebsia tablets are listed. Insist on 16¢ per loaf and 8 for 26¢ bread.
H. B. Evans announces he is not a candidate for sheriff of Mills County and places his bid under the will of the Republican voters at the primary on June 5, 1922.
J W Dick Edwards declares candidacy for sheriff of Mills County subject to Republican voters in the June 5 1922 primary. He asks for support from constituents and party members in the local election.
A political notice declares the author will seek the office of Clerk of the District Court at the June 5 1922 primary election. The announcement is directed to Republican voters in the county and is attributed to Carrier Wright.
Frank W. Choate declares candidacy for nomination as Mills County Auditor subject to Republican primary voters in June. The notice includes purchasing engraved calling cards and stationery offers from The Tribune with prices listed.
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