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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1915
Page
4
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N T Bradway formerly of the Tribune writes from Los Angeles to I R Graham who has succeeded him. He recalls trips over the Mills County towns, notes the Tribune's coming quarter century, and lists many local friends he remembers. He reflects on memories, points to long friendships, and sends regards to town and farm folk.
A long roster of individuals associated with towns including Kruse Sliver City Hastings Emerson and others appears, listing dozens of residents, merchants, and professionals across multiple locales. The fragmentary OCR names include Pullman Flanagan Kruse Hettiner Huffaker and many more with titles such as doctor druggist banker and editor.
The piece argues God spoke to the entire Israelite assembly on Mount Sinai and that Moses later transcribed the commandments. It cites Exodus and Deuteronomy passages, notes two sets of tablets and their breaking, and mentions Josephus to support the alternative view.
Genuine unsolicited letters praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from nervous disorders and female health issues. Campia NJ and Hanover PA residents recount dramatic improvements, weight restoration, and successful pregnancies after use. The piece urges women to try the remedy before continuing to suffer.
The passage describes Moses guiding the Israelites to a close hearing of God on the mountain. God communicates directly, ensuring the force of his message remains clear as mortal speech struggles to convey it. The crowd bears witness to a transcendent voice audible to all, with every word fully heard.
On the Fred Lambert farm near Glenwood Wendell Lambert cared for poultry. He hatched sixteen eggs under a hen named Biddy and among the chicks one displayed hawk head and claws. The bizarre freak hatched alive and unsettles scientists with questions about its origin.
The Mills County Board of Supervisors adopts Resolution of Necessity 9 dated May 12 1915 to authorize five bridges and culverts including Bridge 1251 in Rawles Township. Bridge 1386 in Lyons Township. Bridge 923 in Deer Creek. Bridge 216 in Ingraham Township. and Bridge 907 in Indian Creek Township with specified designs spans roadways and costs. A public meeting is set for June 3 1915 at 10 a m in Glenwood Iowa to consider objections, with notice to be published as required.
Glenwood citizen W J Stout reports relief from back and kidney issues after using Deans Kidney Pills. He purchased from Red Cross Drug Co and kept a supply on hand. Priced 50 cents at dealers.
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