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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1910
Page
2
Alfred, a child under a teacher's supervision, has twice visited a medical dispensary with his sisters for quarters to ease tears and endure chest thumps. Last Friday he disclosed illness to his mother, prompting a post school visit to the dispensary, where he pointed to his body saying I hurt here.
Tribune brief lists train arrivals and departures for Tabor and Northern lines. Entries show times such as 6:41 am, 4:30 pm, 6:45 pm, 7:15 am, and 5:50 pm, indicating morning and evening schedules for the route.
In a curious scene a man named Alfred pretends pain to avoid leaving a location. He is examined by doctors who cannot determine the cause of his discomfort. He finally reveals his motive with a stubborn quip about not receiving a quarter.
Immense stake tale recalls Grand Duke Michael of Russia winning $720000 at roulette against an English peer after selecting number seven. Also notes death in Cannes, Paris circus history from Franconi lineage, a Panama Canal engineer anecdote about water, and a Newton quote on life.
Mills County Board of Supervisors met in Glenwood with Chairman Creech and members Parker and Brandt. Claims were allowed for varied services and supplies, including jail, court house, printing, and ditch work. The board approved bonds, issued refunds, and awarded a contract for Keg Creek Ditch No 2 after bids. It also authorized a preliminary survey for a Nishna Botna river drainage project and adjourned.
A quoted exchange from the Cleveland Plain Dealer reveals a feud driven by money. One speaker admits hatred toward Busby due to his greater wealth, denying any business ties and highlighting envy over financial disparity.
In a Belfast case a farmer won after promising to marry a spinster if she could raise 500 dollars. She gathered 300 dollars, so he canceled the arrangement. The judge ruled the marriage promise was conditional and not fulfilled.
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