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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1911

Page

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Glenwood News Notes Local People and Changes

Glenwood items detail tailoring and shop moves, social visits, and local misadventures. Mentions include Miss Celia Hamilton joining D. G. Jamison Co., Miss Florence Hanks’s Creston trip, Decoration Day talks by L. T. Genung, and a buggy upset near the viaduct injuring Frank Jackson and John Chamberlin. Local farms, teachers, and families are cited with several journeys to nearby towns.

Frank Jackson John Chamberlin Glenwood

Timber Kay for sale to barn listing and misc items

Classifieds show items for sale rent and notices from Glenwood area including piano, engine, cattle and horses pasture rates, post office uncalled letters, land sale near Broken Bow Nebraska, rental of a store and a cottage with features, and sale terms from L. A. Bower. multiple individuals and local firms listed with contact cues.

Remarkable Baby Hercules In Webby City Iowa

A baby named Finis Lombard Durnell, son of Br. W and Florence L Durnell, is described at eighteen months with extraordinary strength and measurements. He lifts heavy weights, chinnaes himself, and balances on a cigar box, while physicians deem him mentally and physically superb. The piece notes his Iowa birth near Albia and later veers into a political aside about Roosevelt and Taft.

Webby City Finis Lombard Durnell Br. W Florence L. Durneil Iowa Monroe County Albia Des Moines Walter Davis

Scientific American Special Numbers by Topic List

The series covers Aviation in May and September, Our Railroads in June, Merchant Marine in July, Conservation in August, Invention in November, United States Navy in December, and Industrial Chemistry in October. The Tribune offers these at L0e each, with May and June numbers included with no year’s subscription starting July 1.

Scientific American United States Navy the Tribune

Private sale of household goods near Congregational church

L A Bower conducts a private sale at the first door east of the Congregational church. Items include bedstead and spring, commode and dresser, dining table and chairs, library table and book case, Herrick refrigerator, new washing machine, kitchen cabinet, and other rooms. Call at residence.

Congregational Church L. A. Bower Herrick

Real estate deals held up by defective titles in Mills County

Spring market caution on clear titles as Ab stracts warn that last minute defects threaten closings. Mills County Abstract Co Glenwood advertises itself as the county’s only fully equipped abstract provider, offering reliable abstracts and competitive prices.

Mills County Glenwood

Dalmatian Ants Cook With Sun Baked Bread

A Dalmatian ant species Messer barbarus reportedly harvests seeds, sprouts, dries, chews into dough, and bakes tiny cakes in the sun stored for future use. Professor Neger notes the ant’s sun cooking uses saliva like yeast, suggesting primitive cookery beyond humans.

Dalmatia Professor Neger Dresden

How Clouds Are Colored

Observers note cloud color changes with sunlight angle and position. High clouds stay white from reflection off many tiny droplets. Heavy rain clouds near the ground show a silver lining with a dark under surface from light absorption. Seen from above in a balloon the darkest rain clouds appear brilliantly white.

Tribune Proclaimed Best Advertiser in Mills County

Local notice declares the Tribune as the top advertising medium for Mills County, urging businesses to choose the paper for reach and impact.

the Tribune Mills County

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