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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1920

Page

1

Glenwood Diary items cover politics schools and local events

The Glenwood diary lists political notes on Hi Johnson and the Republican committeeman race in Iowa, a West Hill school teachers dinner, Dunbque Labor opposition to Adams, and local visits and hospital plans. Also notes on K P lodge may 26, St Louis stock market counts, Evernham school program may 21, De Giorgi Bros seed firm Glenwood visits, a Johnson family reunion, and a Mills county deputy sheriff Rhoades jailed for a bad check.

Council Bluffs Rov Rhoades Mills County Justice Cooper’s Court

Is Chiropractic a Benefit to a Community

A series of patient anecdotes extols chiropractic as beneficial for a wide range of conditions from heart leakage and diabetes to rheumatism and paralysis. Claims include babies adjusted at 11 days and old people over 80, plus a note urging support for a pro chiropractic candidate and free consultation with no obligation.

Hours of business by appointment stated

The notice lists available hours as 10 to 12 a.m., 2 to 5 p.m., and 7 to 8 p.m., with exceptions on Sundays and on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, and adds that other hours are by appointment.

Cecil B DeMille film set for early Glenwood showing

Cecil B DeMille's Male and Female is billed for an early Glenwood showing with more notices to follow. Miss Helen Hester returned home Tuesday for summer vacation after a year teaching in Texas and has not yet booked for next term.

Cecil B. DeMille Glenwood Helen Hester Texas

Glenwood Social Notes Attend Guests and Visits

Malvern visitors Mr and Mrs J T Ward plan to move to Texas while Mrs Howard Mintle returns home improving after hospital care. Oscar Utterback from Earlham comes home after time with sisters in law. Fire crews battled a bonfire on North Linn street opposite the Deerwester home. Dr and Mrs F M Shriver travel to Lincoln for a dentist convention and visit Wanhlit and other places. Clarence Urban pleads guilty to car theft, paying $100 fine and costs. Another item notes a young man on the east side changing outlook. Victor Hill of Creston canvassing for Farm Bureau visits Wilbur Brower. Mrs Carrie Shoninger recalls Pasadena visit and Grandma Goodell’s birthday. J M Myers reports near completion of new plate glass facade for the south side store. Jesse Rains visits from Loup City with his sister. Mr and Mrs W S Simpson and son Lester go to Holder for the summer. Mrs W S Simpson and son Les­ter visit from New York City. Simpson aided in Jamison store since December.

Advertising notices crowd Glenwood Iowa area listings

A collage of local classified items advertising product rentals sales and services in Glenwood Iowa and nearby Emerson and Pacific City. Includes vacuum cleaners for rent, gloves corsets and hair switches, a Ford touring car for sale, pasture rental, bricks for sale, trucking and hauler services, cane seed, John Deere lister for sale, a referee sale of a 4 acre homestead in Pacific City, farm wanted ads, and Hastings Opera House announcing two shows nightly after May 15 with start times 7 and 9:30 p.m.

Hastings

Glenwood City Offers Bonds for City Hall Funding

The City of Glenwood invites bids for all or part of 18500 dollars in City Hall Bonds to be issued June 15 1920 at 6 percent interest payable annually. Maturity ranges from five to twenty years. Bids to be opened at the June 8 1920 council meeting. Bids to be sealed and delivered to the undersigned. The council may reject any or all bids. City Treasurer C Rathke.

Glenwood City Hall Tron Cownkl Ww. C. Rathke

Poultry Tips From Mrs Graves On Rat Control

Mrs Marty Graves shares experience with poultry raising and rat control using RAT-SNAP. She bought an incubator three years ago and started earning money this year after rats killed chicks. The cake rat killer eliminated the pests, with two dead rats found then none thereafter. RAT-SNAP sold in sizes 25c 50c and 1.00, guaranteed by R H Daniel and F W Kelley. Subscribe for The Tribune.

Marty Graves

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Hi Johnson Bolt Holt Chicago Mona Graham West Hill School Dubuque W. T H. Burres Laineath Miss Blanche Evan Wroyd Akron Celo Evan Omaha K. P. Lodge New Senate St. Louis the Tribune Evernham George Steppuhn L. J. Haughy de Giorgi Bros 3D Street Talitha Stevenson Anna Smith Fresno Calif A.F. Johnson Stevenson Johnson Eastman Kodak Eastman Kodaks L.S. Robinson C. B. & Q. Watch Inspector Chiropractic Hye St. Vitus Towa Legislative Senate Lyon & Lyon Chiropractors Glenwood, Fa J. T. Ward Malvern Howard Mintle Oscar Utterback Earlham A. Utterback Joseph Shaw North Linn Street Deerwester F. M. Shriver Lincoln Wanlhitl Clarence Urban Trow Blue Grass Carrie Shoninger Theresa Roeder Heinsheimer Shoninger California Victor Hill Creston Missouri Farm Bureau Wilbur Brower Wilbur Goodell Pasadena Cal Grandma Goodell J. M. Myers Jesse Rains Loup City Neb W. 9. Simpson Lester New York City Jamison Mr. Simpson C. Ek, Myers Iowa B. Wl. Benscoter C. L. Brill Emerson, Ia J. A. Stephenson Wm. E. Stout Iawa Harold Krecklow Lawa J. N. Severn Austin Aubry John Deere Wade Delevan Joe Baker Pacific City KF. W. Kemp Wall Delivery Bulgaria The Tribune Purina Earth Satety, Humphrey & Haley West Side Square American Legion Armory Workman the Fair Store Willbery Milan J. D. Ironmonger Glenwood, Iowa
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