Mills County Tribune Ad Rates and Constitution Note
The Mills County Tribune lists advertising rates with readers priced per line and per insertion, advance payment terms, and a booking fee if billing isn’t paid. A May 1846 constitutional note details Iowa’s founding convention, including delegates, adjournment dates, and discussions on state boundaries and banking prohibitions.
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Iowa City
Benj. F. Shambaugh
State Historical Society of
Town
Iowa
Glenwood artesian well foreman charged in fraud
Twenty four years ago Lloyd in charge of Glenwood's artesian well was arrested for defrauding American Well Works. District court opened in Glenwood May 17 with Judge Thornell. 114 cases on docket, later reported as 172. Irregularities noted in Keg Creek.
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K. CG. Lloyd
Glenwood
American Well Works Company
Thornell
Keg Creek
Love and secrets in a Brooklyn parsonage wedding tale
An old Evangelical church on Brook Avenue hosts a wedding between a rich young man and a Bellevue nurse. The couple, once separated by fear and family pressure, reveal a decade of hidden devotion and a father’s harsh judgment. The pastor contemplates forgiveness as love heals the wounds of wealth and secrecy.
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Selma
Brook Avenue
Old City Hall
Pastor van Kirk
Mrs. van Kirk
Bellevue
Gray
Spencer Morton
New York
Dora Bishop
Ballevyue
Dora
Marton
Magnitude of Work to Save Snowbound Animals
In 1918 California mountaineer William Rutherford kept his horses Babe and Mike at Fallon Leaf Lodge in the Lake Tahoe region. When two men asked to use the animals to reach Christmas homes, Rutherford relented and later endured a brutal blizzard to locate and rescue them. After failed snowshoe attempts, he and friends strapped cowhides and sheepskins to the horses feet, guiding them through deep snow to Strawberry camp and finally to the Sacramento valley.
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William Rutherford
California
Fallon Leaf Lodge
Lake Tahoe
High Sierras
Rutherford
Babe
Mike
Sacramento Valley
Tahoe
Bryson
Bryson's
Strawberry Camp
Uabe
Mika
Peach Seeds of Value in Oro California Case
An Oro California company faced 1000 tons of peach seeds last year. The cracked kernels yielded prussic acid for Germany while the shells served as fuel.
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Oro California Company
Germany
Size Didn't Count in Pat's Humorous Clock Rivalry
Pat compares his quirky ayuteh with the famed Saint Paul's Cathedral clock and laughs at the discovery. A Londoner questions the humor as Pat boasts his small Olive Land watch made by Mike O'Maherty costing three pounds has run ahead of the big London clock since yesterday morning.
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Pat
Saint Paul's Cathedral
Olive Land
Mike O’maherty
London
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Mills County Tribune
F. Hill Earle A. D. Davis
Qwnery and Publishers
Tribune
ORA Lee & CO
Nebraska
Mills
Council Bluffs Abstract Co
Pearl Street
Council Bluffs
Parnthers
RED Gross Drug CO
Are
Lowa
LVE
Wayfarers
Nzola Forrester
Gaye
Synda
Californa
Hensley
Jamison Drug Store
Glenwood, Iowa
Prince Albert
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N. C
Elntl
the Tribune
Trimmer
Chicago
Commercial
F. M. Trimmer
Oakwood Blvd
Ulinuis
Knoxville
Laws
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