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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1919

Page

2

Weather, farming progress and Memorial Day reflections

The writer notes variable spring weather allowing field work and corn planting, cites labor shortages, and hopes for better conditions before July. They critique Prohibition timing, urge not to tamper with war measures, and honor Memorial Day while lamenting distant graves of fallen soldiers. Memorial Day reflections honor those who died in France and pledge to keep their memory alive.

Congress France

Victory Loan totals top county subscriptions at 781259

County chairman P M Cadwell reports Milla county subscriptions reached 781259, about 142 percent of the quota. Eleven precincts surpassed targets, ranging from 401 percent to 139 percent with Center township at 139 percent. County total subscriptions numbered 2011, average 388.50, assessed valuation 16272768, quota rate 4.29 percent.

P. M. Cadwell The Victory Loan Milla County Center Township

War era trades adapted for military use and camouflage roles

The article lists varied civilian occupations repurposed for war, from upholsterers and furriers to detectives, scene painters, and divers, noting their camouflage and signaling duties. It highlights specialists like fireworks makers directing flare and shell production for night signaling and battlefield illumination.

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Oldlosk gathering honors Mrs Tubbs from Santa Ana

Mrs Ava Wab Ruddale hosted an afternoon tea on Wednesday in Hastings honoring Mrs WL Tubbs of Santa Ana California. Guests included Mrs Ht Mrs Shipman Emerson Mrs B C Colina Ruth Malvern Mrs Will Cranford Red Oak Mrs Charles Wert Griswold Mrs Dave Belt Omaha and Mesdames BR McDonough J A Wearth and L K Mason from Hastings. A separate Sunday school surprise picnic for Miss Dorie Gaylord was held on school grounds with 25 attendees. Prof E B Fritz and family moved to Omaha while E B Wallahan visited his father at Corning. John Simpson now drives a Ford and Will Alfrey visited from Sioux City. E L Richards disappeared by auto Saturday then returned. “Happy” Anderson and Jimmy Ord warned about shotgun cartridge danger. Mrs Ina Wearin hosted a six o’clock dinner May 22 for Misses Gertrude Moore and Jeannette Houst.

Ava Wab Ruddale Loneheon WL. Tubbs Santa Ana Calif Klenda Mie M Shipman Emerson B.C. Colina Ruth Malvern Will Cranford Red Oak Charles Wert Griswold Dave Belt Omaha Mesdames BR McDonough J. A. Wearth L. K. Mason Hastings H. P. Rea E. B. Fritz E. B. Wallahan Corning John Simpson Will Alfrey Sioux City E. L. Richards Anderson Jimmy Ord Ina Wearin Gertrude Moore Jeannette Houst

Spanked Prince of Wales Story From Kitchen Memoir

A Brooklyn food expert recalls spanking Prince George, future King, for stealing a tart in the royal kitchen. She describes Queen Victoria as economical, Empress Frederick as a capable cook, and a wooden spoon used in the chastisement amid the prince’s tutors. The incident drew a hearty queenly laugh.

George of England Prince of Wales Royal Mary A. Wilson Brooklyn Queen Victoria Mrs. Wilson Frederick Germany Duchess of Arsill Prince George

Missouri Waltz Inspiration From Seedy Street Musician

Knight Logan, author of popular waltzes, credits a rough looking mandolin player he met on a country road with providing the melody for The Missouri Waltz. The man claimed his grandfather sang it in Missouri and Oklahoma. Logan wrote the tune after hearing the haunting strain on a piano.

Knight Logan Logan Missouri Oklahoma Tlogan

Missing notebook leads to reward for return of item

The public notice describes a missing item reported near Cerver sallya with more details. A reward is offered for the return, and a contact point is provided for information.

Financiery Echoes From a Yester Tale

An irregular dialogue recalls old wars and elf warriors compared to modern Spipelera figures. Brigga muses on memory and myth while Flees questions the meaning, hinting at a playful, fragmentary exchange across ages.

Brigga

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