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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1918
Page
4
An advertisement claims strong proof of merit from Glenwood residents who can be seen regularly. It promotes Pean's Kidney Pills as the same used by Mr. Buckingham, urging readers to buy at dealers fronting Foster Milburn Co Migra Buffalo.
A wartime editorial argues for a long term Red Cross fund drive beyond the 1917 appeal. It urges nationwide habit formation of regular giving, replacing costly personal indulgences with ongoing contributions to the Red Cross. The piece stresses efficiency, patriotism, and the need to sustain relief work without burdening government.
In a convalescent hospital courtyard Private Leach, bandaged and weak, recalls a dog that stole his cap in No Man’s Land as he shared war tales with a fellow patient. The dog, a scarred fighter with a red cross band, returns to guard and comfort him, dragging the cap toward the lines and prompting Leach to praise the spry creature before fading with exhaustion.
Record of Instruments Filed May 3 to May 11 1918 at Mills County Recorder office lists deeds and patents. Transactions include James A Roberts to Ethel M Ireland for Malvern Churchill addition property. Frank Deerwester to John L Valentine Glenwood lot split. Edith Nixon to Chauncey H Allen Malvern lots. Sarah Conrad to May Mullen Malvern lots. Kittie E Gell to Grace Humphrey Glenwood blocks. Gell guardian to Humphrey Glenwood block portion. Luther R McGee to R J Harding undivided interests in sec 1 and 12. A Perfect to Edward Pike 32 26. various other filings including city Glenwood and United States patents and land allotments in multiple townships.
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