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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1909
Page
1
Community records show farm loans, repairs, and sales from Glenwood and nearby. Local residents travel for visits, commencements, and family events while others move or plan relocations. Names include Alta Cumings, Rob inson, Miss Manley, Mr. and Mrs. Griffis, and many others in Glenwood, Ebaugh, Linville, and surrounding towns.
Nebraska land trade details 120 acres owned by N A Wright exchanged for 720 acres in Custer County Nebraska. Observes soil quality, alfalfa as a leading crop, cattle potential, and price range 8 20 to 100 per acre. Mentions McKnight as broker with bargains in the region and offers information about the area.
A prompt urges firms to judge their image by stationery and advertising literature. If you would doubt the firm if John Jones’ name stood in place of yours, seek an office that prints on its honor. The Tribune proclaims its commitment to first class, careful job printing.
A compact note from the Tribunus reaffirms its daily breadth of coverage, promising continuous updates and round‑the‑clock reporting across major beats with emphasis on timely, factual delivery.
The poem read at the Ring home in Malvern last Thursday praises Mr. and Mrs. Ring of Hearts, lauding hospitality and friendship. The poetess from Glenwood Rebekah lodge asks for a vote of thanks for their Rebecca party and notes their long association and cheerful influence.
The Silver school six miles east of Glenwood in Center township closed last Friday with a picnic and program. Eighteen scholars enrolled for the spring term. Pupils named for perfect grades in department during the term: Chris Detilef, Flora Wriedt, Ralph Adams, Allie Wriedt, George Markel, Gayle Burks, Willie Burks, Orpha Darland, Mary Wisher, Ella Donner, Sophia Fisher, Leora Harold, and Gertrude Harold.
Hastings social items report eighth grade commencement at North Grove with several youths attending. Ray Christie visits his sister in Villisca and may stay through summer. Bertha Gustin travels to Council Bluffs for the season. Grandma Baxter heads to Nebraska for summer with a daughter. Mrs Vin Applegate and her son stay with the Van Ausdale family before returning to western Montana. Mrs Charles Jones returns from Utica New York after six months with her mother. An advertisement promotes Foley’s Kidney Remedy as a tonic and blood purifier.
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