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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1901
Page
8
Glenwood visitors and residents are listed with short notes on travel, gatherings, and events. The piece highlights a large baseball game between Junction and Omaha Originals, notes on local radio station matters, and a forecast of a robust apple crop in Mills County with details on varieties and weather. It mentions community figures, dances, and forthcoming Bellstedt Band performances in Omaha.
A local newspaper ad notes Dr J. Humphry, a well known veterinarian, has moved from Silver City to Malvern. Includes a request to inquire at Racket store for a garment and mentions 1901 wallpaper patterns and a lost cape from a rural poor farm.
Glenwood hosts a lively Ball by the Bachelor Maids, with ladies inviting their gentleman friends. 24 dances plus an extra, top music by Institution orchestra, midnights refreshments, and a grand march led by Miss McKee and Mr. J A Edwards. Married onlookers join in, decorations praised, and diffuse praise for the night’s fun.
Notice is hereby given that the proposal for the erection of a school house in Independent district No 4 Deer Creek township Mall county will be received at the undersigned home in the township until 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon June 23 1901. Contract awarded to lowest responsible bidder. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Frep Avex President.
For Sale a short horn grade bull seed oats planter bay. Call J. W. Millugr Hillsdale. Plants for sale cabbage tomato and three kinds of sweet potato plants at J. M. Dica place north east of Hillsdale. Pokin duck eggs 30 a setting 4 setting $1.00 Mus O. B. Kimserr Fannacur.
Reports detail a union dispute at Glenwood involving Stephan Bros. of Council Bluffs and four workers plus a non union fitter from Blaffe. The strike halted hospital work, with union pressure likely to delay contracts. Separately Red Oak church members urge Rev. Edgar Price to stay, honoring his past year’s work and maintaining current salary as they seek to keep him another year.
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