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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1922

Page

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The Broken Spur at Crystal Theatre This Friday

Glenwood notices span local sales and visits with Miss Ruby Grey returning from St Paul. A big outdoor picture The Broken Spur plays at the Crystal Theatre Friday and Saturday with reduced hat prices and a summer underwear sale. Community updates include church program praise, farm moves, and legions events.

Crystal Theatre M. L. Hiett

Health service on spinal nerve doors and chiropractic care

AHealth note explains that misaligned spinal joints pinch nerves, closing the nerve door and causing soreness and illness. It asserts that opening the door through Chiropractic Spinal Adjustments restores full nerve energy and health, claiming about ninety percent of diseases respond. Office hours listed with multiple daily slots and exceptions.

For Sale And Lost Notices In Rural Glenwood Ad Sheet

A compilation of small ads and notices listing livestock for sale including a young Hereford calf and a large bee swarm, garden plants, household items, and services. It also notes a lost sack of sugar near Glenwood with reward, and various local business and farm offerings from residents like R. H. Mintle A. J. Miller H. Peters Louis Hurst and others in Glenwood Iowa and nearby areas.

Square Glenwood Iowa Louis Hurst

Men Wanted To Sell Our Goods In Country And City

McConnon and Company of Winona Minnesota seeks self employed sales agents for country and city work. No outfit required, steady income, training provided. Mention this paper.

McConnon & Company Winona Minn

Local Notes From Glenwood And Area

O V Byers family spent Sunday in Persia with Mrs Byers parents. Miss Maxine Maxwell visited in Council Bluffs with Virginia Seeger. George Johnson of National Bond Investment Co visited Glenwood, a Des Moines headquarters executive and former Hastings boy. Suit filed for 50000 damages by Clara Davis of Fremont co against A B Walling after a collision near Hamburg. Alva Davis seeks 3750 for doctor bills and car damage. Fire alarm prompted a post fire drill on Vine street. a pile of posts for a Federal Aid road project burned briefly before firefighters contained the blaze.

O. V. Byers Persia, Ia George Johnson National Bond Investment Company Glenwood Mr. Johnson Hastings Des Moines Sioux City A. B. Walling Clara Davis Fremont County Davis Walling Hamburg Alva Davis Billa Vine Street

Iowa Prohibitionists plan to brand 18 candidates for office

A recent Iowa Prohibitionists letter claims 18 candidates for the Iowa General Assembly and U S Congress will be publicly branded as unfit due to wet proclivities. Investigations of nonresponsive candidates are cited, with a system to track politicians who fear defeat. Also notes Iowa City scientists will search for tropical specimens and a New Zealand expedition to collect museum material, led by Prof. C C Nutting, departing May 14 from Iowa City to Vancouver and on to Honolulu. Fiji expected June 3. Adam joked as the author is unnamed. Tribune Advertising Pays.

Iowa Prohibitionists Iowa General Assembly U. S. Congress Iowa City New Zealand University Museum C.C. Nutting Department of Zoolojay Vancouver Honolulu Hawaii Fiji Islands

Flood Relief Urged as Red Cross Mobilizes Aid

The Mississippi Illinois and Ohio valley floods have displaced thousands. Red Cross reports 31000 homeless fed in Mississippi and eyes at least 500000 more needed. National HQ has allocated about 100000 for initial relief. Council Bluffs Chapter asked to solicit contributions immediately. no quota or demand is issued.

Illiois Ohio Mississippi Red Cross Waois Mississippi River St. Louis Arkansas Louisiana Council Bluffs The

Contributions to Red Cross Cut From Counties

An appeal notes insufficient need to reach thinking new aid and calls for reducing contributions from Harrisot Mills and PottaWattamle counties to the American Red Cross. It mentions Cornell Bluis, Iowa, as part of the adjusted plan.

Harrisot Mills PottaWattamle American Red Cross Cornell Bluis Iowa

Engraved Calling Cards Ad At Tribune Office

Contributors are asked to respond on or before May 22. Payable to Heb TH. Order your engraved calling cards at The Tribune Office.

Tribune Office

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rich-Lax Kelley's Ruby Grey St. Paul, Minn Omenha Fackler’s J. Rink Hester Estes Claude Atkinson, Neb Mrs. Lewis Linville Nebraska Arch Helton Omaha Charles Hubbell Pacific Junction Helen Sydow Methodist Church United States Elizabeth Kisby Missouri Valley G. W. Gowan Charles Gowen 3. A. McDonald Ravenna, Neb Mother Kisby Garth Buch DeWitt's Fackler W. 3 Lewis Legion Sammy C. M. Gray Glenwood Creamery James M. Gray He A. French Mills County National Bank Car Otis Okoboji Glenwood Lake Ilgin L. S. Robinson C. B. & Q. Watch Inspector Corner Jeweler Glenwood, Ta Health Service E. L. Michaelson Palmer Hereford R. H. Mintle A. J. Miller Locust St H. Peters Malavern Hazel St Tel Birmingham Ala Fure Buff Rock Sheppard’ S S. C. Ancona Georgia Fickel Hastings, Ta Chicago K. R. Beak and Co No. Dearborn Gale L. B. Seymour Phone Ak Packier Kelley’s Adam Tribune Advertising Robinson Optometrist Corner Jeweler Boston T. C. Eller Hone Corner Square Hamilton & Matthews Kier & Son North Side Square Glenwood, Iowa Town E. 5. Warren M. D. Maxwell R. O. Jackson Admr Vinton & Workman’s South Side Square
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