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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1922

Page

3

Pacific Junction School Commencement Plans and Local News

Pacific Junction closes for the year with commencement at the M E church on Friday. Four graduates are Mabel Sargent Katherine Musica Lillie Anderson and Esta Grant. Program includes music oration and diplomas presented by W P Haynie. Birthday party for Wondford Haynie noted. Local notices mention Plattville Parcel Bureau plans and various visits, with several residents listed.

M. E. Church Mabel Sargent Katherine Mulica Lillie Anderson Esta Grant Woodrow Wilson Katherine Musica Hsta W. P. Haynie Rev. L. EH. Coleman Ripley Wondford

Local seniors and families gather for commencements and visits

Movable items recount visits of Mr and Mrs Clarence Russell and families from Council Bluffs Glenwood and Fremont. P K High School held a farewell picnic at Twin Lakes Bartlett. Sam Palmer and Pearl visited Omaha. Will Palmer returned from Immanuel Hospital. Fremont residents J A Kroon and family relocated. David Flynn of Perry visited. Mayfield visitors from Omaha. Mrs Dollie Perkins travels to Cedar Rapids to assist ill mother. Baccalaureate praised for pursuits of happiness with Coleman solo and duets by Haine and Boyle. Tonight eighth grade program led by Miss Kernes with multiple solos orations poems and class events led by Verl Honey and Fern Inman. Class colors Red and Gold. flower Red carnation. Not finished just begun.

Alice Eaton Plattsmouth W. M. Moore Frank Sargent Baby Omaha Dick Wilkins Glenwood Robert Bogle L. H. Stroud Oshkosh Neb E. L. Mendenhall John Robinson Babies Council Bluffs Everett Kirkendall Sioux City Stacy Lee Leo Shreve Peru John Gustafson Elien Kroon Charles Kro A. m Nime Clarence Russell Council Bluffa Myr John Bruce N. J. Russell P. J. High School Twin Lakes Bartlett Sam Palmer Miss Pearl Will Immanuel Hospital J. A. Kroon Fremont David Flynn Perry P. B. Mayfield Flynn Dollie Perkins Sweedy Cedar Rapids Coleman Don Haine Frank Boyle Miss Kernes Lucille Musica Rev. Coleman Verl Honey Thelma Rupe Fern Inman Naomi Troth Hubert Arnold Ople Croson Muriel Price Lawrence Bogle

Seed-Time Song in Spring Air

A fragment begins with spring imagery and bluebirds in the air. The speaker notes a hotter noonday sun and hints at ancestral gypsy blood, suggesting a lyrical, evocative verse fragment.

Spring Gardening Motif in Rural Verse by Bob Adams

A playful farmers verse celebrates spring work in the garden. The speaker imagines sharpening hoes and rakes, tending old patches, and enjoying neighbors digging in the dirt. He envisions raising belts and onions, spinning a dollar from a nickel, and claims gardening helps rheumatics and overall well being.

Bob Adams

Ewes Shearing, Earwigs, and Birds From Mills County

In Oregon and Washington sheep are shorn as lambs roam corrals and bleat while handlers discuss spring weather. A neighbor’s ex-service man hunted earwigs in Seattle with uneven wages. Market notes ponder dairy prices and plate cleanliness. Migratory waterfowl move north along the coast as Patagonians head to the Arctic. W. T. Wire comments on rural life and seasonal travel.

Oregon Washington Pacific Coast East Seattle Tribune Mills County Patagonia Arctic Circle W. T. Wire

Glenwood Lake claimed to produce Iowa's largest inland fish

The piece quotes Deputy Fish Warden Tom Hall asserting Glenwood Lake yields the largest game fish in Iowa. He offers cigars to the Tribune editor as proof against rival resorts like Manawa, Little Sioux, and Okoboji, challenging fishermen to provide evidence.

Glenwood Lake Queen Mills Tom Hall Iowa Manawa Little Sioux Warden Hall the Tribune Okoboji

Local youngsters shine in a quirky fishing report

Burkett Harriél, cited in Monday's Tribune, netted a four percent pound bass while Will Hall and Milan Evans earned top day honors with notable near pounders. Otis and George Hall also contribute striking catches as the post office custodian lends a hand, though details remain murky.

Burkett Harriél Herrick Tribune Will Hall Ag Perors Milan Evans Rev. Evans Don. Otis

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