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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1912
Page
2
The locality enjoys a pleasant visit as Mr and Mrs Sturst express satisfaction with their Colorado home and good health. They recall years spent there with fond memories. Two young men seek twins to adopt, a curious note in this issue.
Mrs 17 McCarthy spent the past week at Selby with Mr McCarthy. Mrs W Kirkham of Oakland visits her parents. Mr and Mrs George Alexander welcomed a daughter born May 9. Dr Jackson improves in Council Bluffs hospital. Mrs Jackson also recovering. Several social visits and family events noted, including a birthday dinner for Lew Hammer and a Regina Canada marriage in May. A Wabash freight platform plan and council tax moves are reported amid local society updates.
Readable fragments describe Ralph Saith traveling to Delta and others connected to Lincoln Crete Netipaska. Mentions include The Chicago Dry Goods Company, Maude Vandervert and family, and various names and places with unclear actions. The text profs partial social notes and local references without a clear single event.
Hastings Iowa hosts a non political Chautauqua meeting June 20 21 2 8 with Senator W Kenyon addressing the afternoon of Friday June 21 He declines compensation noting time belongs to the people Jeffers Orchestra and vocal acts join the program promising a strong crowd The event marks a notable Southwestern Iowa appearance by the senator and promises an ambitious program in Hastings
Fragmentary timetable lists No 10 eastbound departing Plattsmouth at 1.42 am, stopping Pacific Junction and Ishia at 12.52 am, reaching Chicago at 2.25 pm. Includes notes on Nos 6 and 4, times through Omaha and Macitic Junction, with several garbled entries.
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