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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1905
Page
1
Glenwood calendar of visits and arrivals includes Mrs. E H Buffington and Miss Mamie Phipps attending graduations, along with local figures such as L T Genung, J F Record, and Robert LaChapelle. Community updates cover trades, jobs, court matters, school news, and decorations day planning.
City items advertise cheap railroad ties and gasolene stove sales. Local names include W. Gill and Mrs. BL A Burlington Glenwood Iowa. Doctors Jones and Frank Donnelan move to new office space over Johnson's feed store. Eggs for sale and other goods appear with prices. Hollister's Mock Mountain Tea advertised for health. DeWitt Co cures colds with Lazaire Bromo Quinine. Groves advertises pest remedies and various household items.
Miss Wilen Noonan visits Red Oak while the Douglas merry-go-round tours Burlington Junction. Local social rounds include Drennan and Hallett visits, Bertha Sells visits Randolph, and Arthur McClain goes to Tabor for a May festival. A Red Oak wedding unites Cherence Stdd and Ella Petit.
George Chapman's infant remains quite sick as Mrs AJ Wearin travels to Sioux City for her sister's illness. AJ Wearin and son Si return from Indiana and Chicago. Mrs Gaylord improves at an Omaha hospital. Banks Boney's daughter goes to Omaha for an operation. Henry Wearin of Carleton attends to business here. GB Hutchings visits Red Oak on business and witnesses the Dennison trial. Rumors swirl about Rudolph Kuntze returning to America or being detained for passport issues in Germany.
In Pacific Junction McCartney hoops a land deal near Guernsey Wyoming boosting irrigation growth and a station. Anela Som sets headquarters on his farm. Rail yards fill with eastbound cars amid bright crop prospects. Miss Anna Wilson marked the Egypt school picnic May 19, closing the second school year. Burgess recovered his missing watch from a barn harness. DM Prynn arrives from Parsons for ten days. Chase Davis attends Glenwood graduation. Poster Lumber Co offers building materials at low prices.
The Tribune offers Mills county maps at 50 cents to Tribune subscribers only. Suppy is limited, so act quickly to secure a copy. Also promoting Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea at 36 cents and a general call for Tribune job work.
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