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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1919
Page
1
Glenwood and surrounding area buzz with visits travel plans and upcoming events. Citizens like C. Hall of Tabor and B. Hetrick of Lincoln gather with friends while rail passengers board No 5 at Glenwood. Home Coming Day prep, church dinners, theatre ads and births, marriages, and real estate listings fill the page with local life.
Edison, Columbia and Victor machines feature in the report alongside related records. The item notes the devices and associated activities, highlighting noted brands in a concise, era-appropriate style.
Hardwood stand desk table cabinet and letter copy press offered by Walter Breen at 310 Locust Street Glenwood. Local sale of household furnishings with items priced or available for inquiry.
The Stivers family extends sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness during the illness and death of our husband and father. Special thanks to the male quartet and Rev. D Thompson for funeral services. Mrs. John Stivers and children.
Firs W A Tolles of Omaha visits relatives after homecoming and a Rex Theatre show titled Hi Fi of the Toy Shop is set for May 28 and 29 under Glenwood High School auspices. Comrades Hodges and Hunter shared Civil War World War experiences at Hodges home. Armory dance drew over sixty attendees with the Bungalow orchestra plus an entertainer. Upcoming dance June 4. Mrs Melvin Ripon and others welcome a new arrival. Mrs Herold of Blanchard seeks treatment with Dr Lyoti. local residents visit Hodges and Kiskatis families.
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