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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1918

Page

4

World War Comes to Mills County Families

News from Mills County reports two Area I soldiers in France. Corporal Harvey T. Rimel of Glenwood was killed in action May 16, drawing memorial attention and community sorrow. First Sergeant Ralph Linville of Rawles Township was seriously wounded May 15, with public notes urging support for veterans and YMC A efforts. Community statistics note seed corn testing success at Glenwood and Malvern stations, plus YMC A outreach by P R Atkins.

Harvey T. Rimel Ralph Linville France S. F. Rimel Pacific Junction Manford Linville Rawiles Township Mills County Company I Rime The Tribune Telegram Kansas City Mills County Tribune Glenwood Jana Ralph D Linville International News Service the Tribune Malvern Stant Warren Mgr. Warren John Merghew Emerson Burton

One Tribune Next Week After Decoration Day

The Tribune will publish a single issue next week because Decoration Day falls on the regular press day Thursday May 34. The paper will go to press Tuesday after the Loon hour. Correspondents and advertisers should submit copy to The Tribune by Saturday or Monday noon.

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Registration Day for Youths in Mills County

On Wednesday June 5 all men of Mills County who are 21 or older by that day must register at Malvern or Glenwood. Booths operate 7 am to 9 pm with officials Sheriff Edwards and Auditor Humphrey overseeing. Registrants provide full name, age, permanent residence, birthplace details, citizenship, employer, and marital status with a relative if single. Exemptions include non-residents who must report to Glenwood exemption board. Also notes on Glenwood war garden examinations and a local piano recital at the Baptist church on May 24.

Mills Malvern Glenwood Edwards Kenneth Cook L. A. Talbott Humphrey George E. Masters H. Cook Leily United States Mills County

IOWA FIRST ONCE MORE IOWA FIRST ONCE MORE

A historical clipping notes Iowa leads in wartime civilian worker indexing of registrants. Mills county teachers recorded responses under supervision, with Governor and Provost Marshal General commending the effort. Nearby reports salute rainfall, farm vitality, and new Mills County officers. Ernest London joins U S service as line inspector in New Jersey. Two Mills County men gain lieutenancies, and Glenwood Baby Tests set for May 28 with local physicians assisting. No deaths recorded among Glenwood’s 664 students this school year.

Iowa Mills County Glenwood Logan Vermont District of Columbia Nebraska Missouri Illinois Minnesota Georgia Ernest London Iowa Telephone Company Atlantic U. S London Alfred Vail Little Silver N. J Government Telephone Service French

Pleasant Ridge and Sandiland School Prize Winners

A canvass of ballots by Judges Workman Criswell and Irmonmonger at the Tribune office credited Pleasant Ridge school in Rawles township taught by Margaret Bachman with 67 530 votes earning first prize and Sandiland school in Indian Creek township taught by Esther Pickens with 47 578 votes earning second prize. Also announces Miss Alice Strother as Mills county's Home Demonstration Agent for three months, advisory Farm Bureau meeting notes, and Decoration Day speaker Captain C E B Adams of Ontwaria with plans to speak at the court house park.

W. €. Rathke Glenwood P. R. Atkins Newton Kaw France Atkins England United States Workman Criswell Ironmonger Tribune Giant Manufacturing Company Pleasant Ridge School Rawles Township Margaret Bachman Sandiland Indian Creek Township Esther Pickens Mills County Alice Strother Miss Strother U. S Farm Bureau Fred Farquhar CG. R. Buffington M. J. Williams Woman's County Defense Council W. M. Lamb County Bend and Red, Cross George E. Masters Messrs. Farquhar and Masters Etta Miller Farm Bureau Agent Malvern C. EB. Adams Ontwria Adams Nebraska G. A. R Timchief Court House

Caution When Buying Food in Mills County

Beginning May 20, every sale of flour and sugar in Mills county will be registered by grocers for an absolute sales check. Grocers must record family size, and limits apply per person per month. Sugar can be bought in larger quantities for canning with a signed statement. advice on preventing spoilage and sterilizing flour follows. George Kk Masters, Food Administrator. Also notes on Prohibitory Law violation and local incidents in Malvern.

Messrs George EK. Masters A. 14 Cook Norma Agen Bertha Rathke Mills County George Kk. Masters Fe Ra Re

Eclipse Firing Up Astronomers for June 8 Sky Show

Historic note recalls Captain Smith and sun darkening myths, then outlines a 1945 style eclipse forecast. Scientists from Drake, Illinois College and others map the single sixty mile wide path across the United States. Totality lasts about ninety seconds within the seventy mile swath, with visibility from Washington to Florida. The event travels from dawn over Borodino to California mid afternoon, reaching the Mississippi by 4:37 Central time and 5:42 Eastern time.

John Smith Prof. Morehouse Drake University Colorado A. C. Chant University of Toronto Canada Prof Whistler Illinois College Frank D. Loud Colorado Springs Iowa United States Glen‘wood Washington Florida Act Borodino Japan Pacifica American Columbia Oregon Idaho Wyoming Kansas Oklahoma Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi Alabama Maria California Mississippi Valley

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