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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1910
Page
4
F H Hill and N T Bradway announce publishing operations in Glenwood Iowa dated May 27 1910. Local publishers highlight upcoming editions and distribution plans for the Ws County Tribune with emphasis on community news and notices.
A troubadour sings of an ideal loving wife with beauty, gentleness, and perfect speech. An old pilgrim warns that such a mate may be unattainable, suggesting instead a silent, plain spouse who would be found in heaven. The punchline arrives as a guarded joke about obtaining a wife through advertising.
Mills County Abstract Company promotes May abstracts at 334 percent off regular prices for complete abstracts only. Claims their abstracts are the county's only accurate option and emphasizes no extra cost for best results. Also lists unclaimed letters in Glenwood post office for Dolla Thomas, Miss E M Taylor, Co FP Southwick, Tommy Hare, Mr M Wesner.
A humorous tale narrates Mr Stoggleton waking by shaking a faulty alarm clock every morning. his friendly care clashes with practicality as he winds the device nightly, awaiting 6 30. A second item discusses an eastern paper lamenting the decline of American humor and predicting a future great satirist.
Local items from Pacific Junction and Mills County report visits, travels, and events. Omahan visitors Mr and Mrs John Olson, Lin coin district schooling, Measles scare closing schools, alumni week festivities, road dragging by timers Stacey, and a string of regional moves. Railroad workers, drivers, and farmers feature in daily trials from Whiting to Alliance with notable incidents including a cow injuring a doctor and alfalfa cutting.
Walter Williams of Missouri University compares the Bible to a modern newspaper in a Kansas ministers alliance address. He lauds Moses as the first great editor, noting biblical crimes and disobedience while urging publication of the good and beautify in daily papers. A separate London Mail note recalls a bluejacket’s miraculous survival after being struck by a moving target during fleet practice.
Maude Zornes writes a memorial poem for Mrs. Helga Seeger, describing a ship sailing from life into eternity. The verses praise courage, faith, and companionship as she reaches a calm haven and completes her voyage, anchored at last among friends.
North Route News reports local visits and home projects around Junction area. L Haines visited Council Bluffs early week while Mildred Tracey visited her grandma there on Monday. HO Meade built a new west side road beside his residence and J F Wilcox installed a Bell line phone from Glenwood. Lon Purcell is building a gasol ine engine house on the old Anderson place. The Geo Jones residence is recently furnished. George remains laid up after a back ache from lifting. For sale barred Plymouth Rock eggs for setting by C W Abshire Pacific Junction.
The Tribune presents a timetable for the Tabor and Northern route. Details include departure and arrival times, station names, and service notes for the latest schedule.
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