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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1915
Page
4
A Missouri man working for Mr. Hicks on Wm Lamb's property was crushed by a lister machine on a hillside. He escaped injury after the incident but immediately quit, abandoning the ranch the same hour.
The Tribune urges readers to notice local merchants ads, promising unusual bargains and good value. No citizen needs to travel to distant cities for patter bargains or better goods, as Mills County offers equal or superior options at home.
Glenwood school teachers, including Miss Cunningham LaRue Kepler and Pahl, will host a 6:30 a m breakfast for city teachers on Friday May 28 at the home of Mr and Mrs L B Cunningham. Mills County Tribune subscriptions: twice weekly $1.50 yearly.
Memorial services are planned for Sunday May 30 with G A R and Womens Relief Corps meeting at City Hall at 9 45 am and marching to the armory for services at 10 15 led by Rev Frederick W Long and city ministers. A 1 30 pm procession to the cemetery, under Mayor H A Darting, will include the Glenwood Cornet Band and civic groups. The afternoon program features addresses, songs, and school recitations, followed by graveside ceremonies. Catharine Williams, longtime Glenwood resident, dies May 25 at age 82. Funeral at 1 pm Wednesday conducted by Rev Wm Stevenson.
A condensed local vignette lists death of Lydia Elizabeth Sivers Evernham aged 54 in Macedonia Iowa and outlines her family, church service and long Midwest moves. The page also carries various ads for rentals sales horses farm machinery and livestock plus a public auction notice and notices from Glenwood and Mineola Iowa. It shows many small ads including sweet potato plants eggs and oats for sale and a lost motorcycle notice.
A. B. Walling of Walling & Mc Mahill left Tuesday evening for Chicago to buy readymade dresses. Upon his return they plan a special sale to capitalize on the new stock.
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