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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1919
Page
4
In a wartime era office, junior executive Jack Purcell admits a failing past and seeks forgiveness from stenographer Margaret Roberts after a night of secrets. Her trust and his resolve collide with Purcell senior’s blunt interference as a late confession leads to a renewed offer of commitment.
Louis Meilland, a young South Dakotan, finally leaves military service after a long delay caused by bureaucratic red tape. He traveled through England and France at Uncle Sam’s expense, returning home from France to live with his mother near Bridgewater. He had been drafted in 1917, trained at Camp Funston, sought exemption on agricultural grounds as his sole support, then was discharged after differing orders and a trip to Europe. He later rejoined his mother in South Dakota. Enormous Prehistoric Reptiles describe a Mesozoic era shift to aquatic life and giant land reptiles, noting their size, lack of rivals, and unknown reasons for extreme bulk.
Information from the minister for marine notes deterioration of trout in many New Zealand streams. The proposal calls for restocking with American trout to inject new blood, signaling a demand for American stock in the dominion. Historically, trout weighed 10 to 15 pounds, with occasional six to eight pound specimens and an 18 pounder as a rare exceptions.
Fragmentary notes suggest a dull murder trial with unclear particulars. References imply Bospley lovers and unnamed individuals to be read in court, with doubts about a serious or decisive outcome.
A list of names appears for Honor Roll and related acknowledgments across Glenwood Mineola Tabor and Pacific Jet areas. Individuals include Meh A i, Glenwood Mea Prank Bathard, Hastings MANS Rusdell Phifer, Marl Miller, J. F. Roenfeld, Mrs. Charles Shedda, Mrs. Fred Teachal, P. Hullinger, Mr. B. S. Warren, Mrs. JN Sawyers, Mrs. Alice Robinson Cumings, Mrs. Vern Beldin, Mrs. Paul Haynie, Mrs. Clyde Tucker, Mrs. L. L. Richardson, Mrs. Frank Newman, Mrs. C. L. Mackey, and others. A note invites getting a Home-Coming badge and wearing it.
The Silver City high school graduating class includes seven girls and three boys. Commencement exercises are on May 22 at the opera house with Rev. Peter Jacobs as speaker. The class will perform All-of-a-Sudden Peggy on May 23, and notable members include Wayne Shawler Helen Dresler Macs Whitehead Alicea Burgoin Jeannette Moore Vivian Clipson Novella Hettinger Glen Bryant Ralph Lawson Lloyd Marke. Soldiers are urged to attend in uniform if possible.
Deeds filed May 9 to May 16 1919 include J L Buckingham to 8 H Peters W D part of Lot 1 2 Bk 22 Glep Wood 170000 J W Pinch to H F Vohs W D part of Lot 4 Bk 35 Glenwood 60000 F W Ouren to T M MeeNey W D Lot 203 Silver City Cemetery 9 435 001 B B Taenzler to O D Lee W D Lot 10 Thompson's Add Glenwood Louera Knuppel to Ora D Lee W D Lots 11 and
Property deals listed include J W Carter, J J McKenzie, W H Bickel and others with G Loving to National Refining Co. and R C Healy to First National Bank of Fremont. Descriptions show partial and full fractional acre interests across multiple sections in Townships 71 and 73, Range 43, plus guardianship conveyance to J S Sawyers. Total values noted: 1300 00 00, 100 1 00, 39 00, and 46287 50.
A 60d share of adenifed etme tam is cadéed by weak kidneys. Doan's Kidney Pills strengthen the kidneys to clear blood and reduce pain. Glenwood residents endorse the remedy, citing improved kidney function and less rheumatic discomfort after use. Price 50, at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N Y.
An advertisement asserts kidney disease stems from kidney trouble and promises quick health gains using Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules. It describes symptoms such as weariness sleeplessness and backache and urges buying the original imported Gold Medal brand from a pharmacist with a money back guarantee.
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