24 May 1920
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1920
Page
1
Glenwood residents recount weekend visits and arrivals from Wyoming, Red Oak, Silver City, Thurman, Lincoln, and Emerson. A baby named Edith May arrives in the Christie household near Hamburg while road safety and library recovery efforts are noted.
A focused note on efforts to fix wrongs and improve outcomes. The piece argues that correcting issues yields wonderful results and emphasizes practical progress through deliberate action.
Local briefs mention George Henson resuming duties at Glenwood depot in Hastings. Miss Brownie Rathke visits Omaha relatives. Rev KE FE Goodrich led Hastings services in place of Rev F A Smith in Des Moines. Shriners banners at Shenandoah feature quirky inscriptions. Edith Tipton returns from California trip. trunk delayed. Bishop Homer Stuntz misses Pacific Junction due to M E conference in Des Moines for planned new church efforts.
Advertising notices list lost mouthpiece, sales of horse and Oakland car, rental pasture, and services by Carl H. Otis who now handles W. E. Benson insurance matters in Glenwood Iowa. Contacts include J. F. Terry Glenwood and J. H. Witherbee Pacific Junction.
A collection of syndicated notices and small ads from Glenwood Ia featuring The Cornucopia at 120 4th St. plus items for sale trade and services. Listings include second hand bricks at 18 per thousand, auto trucking and livestock hauling prices, lost items a dark brown shawl near Glenwood square, sorghum for sale at 1.00 per gallon, a found Ford radiator northeast of Carson, Barred Plymouth Rock eggs 1.50 per setting or 800 per hundred, poultry leg bands from Fackler's Paint Store, and various trucking and hauling ads from local residents J N Severn Austin Aubry and others.
Miss White trainer of the participants in the High School class play will conduct a School of Expression this summer in Glenwood. Those interested in that art are asked to call 160J Glenwood.
Listing announces 400 acres 10 miles south of War saw and 140 miles north of Fristoe on Lakes to Gulf Road. Includes 140 acres cultivated, remaining timber land with salable timber, bluegrass suitability, 160 hog tight, 200 fenced, 3 room log house, barn, good well, water. Incumbrance 6000. Priced to move at 30 dollars per acre with liberal terms. Immediate possession possible. J F Proctor Warsaw Mo.
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