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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1911
Page
4
A Henwood resident testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved dull back pains and weak kidneys. The user says the pills were promptly effective and urges others to use theDoan's brand sold by Red Cross Drug Co and Foster Milburn Co in Buffalo New York.
Charles Price known as Sinbad the Sailor returns to Stillwater State Prison after parole, citing temptation and desire to see old associates. He previously served in a life sentence for murder in North St. Paul with a commutation reducing his term to thirty years.
Archibald S White and Olive Celeste Moore White, once a Bostonians singer, divorce suit filed in Ohio on grounds of desertion and neglect. She sails to Europe after quarrel over place of residence. he refuses Paris, insists on Cincinnati. They married in Cloud Minnesota in 1805 and have lived apart recently. he seeks a new wife who will live in Cincinnati. White, a millionaire, had recently acquired a mansion and a railroad contract in Cloc in Muh.
Seventeen students of Dr. Chiles I. Simon of Baltimore offered themselves as subjects to test a cancer cure after years of animal trials. They understand the risks and would undergo inoculation with the germ if the experiment progresses, though Dr. Simon declined to proceed at this stage.
La Pont Powder Company of Wilmington Delaware will simulate fires to prove its headquarters building is fireproof. John D. Raskob states multiple fires will be started and then extinguished if the structure holds up. The steel reinforced, cement bound building is said to have every safeguard against fire.
The article notes rapid turnover in both chambers with sixty new senators and 263 new house members since 1905. It highlights long-serving figures like Maine’s Ira and Illinois’s Cullom, points to Arkansas leaders Moyd Jacoby and Maron among vocal and quiet peers, and describes Dorsey W. Shackleford’s daily routine entry into the House.
A compilation of scattered biographical notes mentions William Seward Webb studying medicine in Europe and practicing in New York. It cites Dr. Winslow as a renowned English physician and notes childhood connections between Jes Bekert Goodman and Margaret Miya in Oregon. It also names George Westinghouse as a major capitalist leader, Booker T. Washington’s birth date uncertainty, Marguerite Sylva’s study of Spanish cigarette girls, and Timothy D. Woodruff’s unique three term NY governor tenure.
Mr and Mrs Sinney Munsinger of Smith Center Kansas left after visiting relatives north of Tabor. A quartet will sing at Pacific Junction high school commencement. Oberlin alum banquet attendees and college trustees socialized with President Neary Churchill hosting. Mrs Long hosted dignitaries and senior class, refreshments served. Several visits and family updates pepper the town, including a fire-damaged Shenandoah home being repaired and a 47th wedding anniversary celebration.
Miss Lucile Plumer of Silver City visited Emerson at C D Greenwood's home. Mrs HL West of Nampa Idaho extended her stay with her parents, Postmaster and Mrs JQ Graham, and many friends. WS Douglas continues in map work near Charter Oak. Mr and Mrs J T Barns visited Clarence north of town from Council Bluffs. Rev JF O Bump resigns as Emerson Baptist pastor effective June 20. Gilbert Cheney's home hosted Evangeline's thirteenth birthday party with about twenty girls. Dr and Mrs W G Alexander of Evanston visited Emerson then traveled to Red Oak. Mrs W E Post and Mrs Bevis accompanied Mr Bevis to Hastings. they plan to return to Hoyt, Cole. Mrs HC Yates and Mrs MC Galpin hosted a baby-picture contest. Mrs C D Greenwood won. Automobile activity included sales and purchases among local residents. Greenwood bought an Oakland tourer, Ballain bought a Maytag, Sowers sold a Maytag, and others traded cars. Sibyl J Tubbs returned from California with her son W L and W V Tubbs and will stay about three weeks. W Tu accompanied her and will visit Shattuck military school in Faribault, Minnesota.
Sheriff Bushnell announces a special execution sale from Mills County Court against J H Rice. The property is Lot 3 in Hoffaker's Addition Silver City Mills County Iowa. Sale at the west door of the Glenwood Court House on June 12 1911 between 10 am and 4 pm.
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