Thanksgiving social notes fill Glenwood page
A long column of town news covers Thanksgiving visits from Omaha, Lincoln, and Kansas City, with residents like Miss Etta Jewing, Mr. and Mrs. Will Tolles, and J. J. Brewington traveling, plus local events at the courthouse, lectures, and club gatherings. Miscellany mentions new land purchases, plumbing and drugstores, and a freman's ball netting $19.
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Tower Bros
Wilson Drug Company
L. W. Russell
Etta Jewing
Kansas City
Will Tolles
Omaha
G. W. Jones
J. B. LaChapelle
Ashland
Myrtle Wallace
Robert Allen
Georgia Genung
Herman
Ned
Roy Young
Grace Gillilland
Tribune
Nelson Delavan
Tabor
Fay Ebaugh
Russell Burkett
Lincoln
Wm. Lathrop
Carrol White
Missouri
Val
Joy
Seth Laraway
J. Woodrow
Denver
Emerson area social notes and church plans
Emerson residents hosted and visited over the week with Red Oak and Omaha connections. Events included a Ladies club social at Woodman hall and a Presbyterian service led by Roy Spargrove in Essex. Wedding announcements and home aid society gathering were noted alongside local employment and travel updates.
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Alice Bridges
Red Oak
Elihu Cheyney
Woodman Hall
John Supple
Adkins
Albuquerque
Ncm
Presbyterian Church
Roy Spargrove
Essex
Emerson
Ella, Duke
Tribune Legal Ads and Local Notices in Mills County
A historical local notice item urges readers to request Tribune publication for legal ads in Mills County courts including probate matters. Also includes a blend of small ads, medical ad for Fuley Kidney Cure, and random local notices. Shipping and mail schedule data for Glenwood Mails and police notices are listed with bits about bus schedules and building addresses.
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the Tribune
Mills County
Tribune
Pacific Junction News Highlights and Local Notes
Thanksgiving in Omaha for Mr and Mrs Claude Anderson and social events at Henderson and Creston are noted. A large poultry and farming activity includes 9800 chickens, new barns, mules shipped to St Louis, and bridge work on the Pony Creek ditch. A scarlet fever quarantine at Elmer Monroe’s home. several local residents’ movements, mail route changes, and a firefight of minor injuries and theater programs accompany agricultural prosperity and community chatter.
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Claude Anderson
Omaha
Sam Allis
J F Logan
Furcell
Supt Moore
Henderson
Bacon
Epperson
Chas Kroon
Glenwood
J W DeLashmutt
Nebraska
Wilbert Hayes
Guy McClenathan
State Savings Bank
Shicken
Plymouth Rocks
St Louis
Chas Broon
Elmer Monroe
Ruth
Gerry
Carrier Purcell
DL Roberts
C A Johnson
Creston
Albert Rogers
Ethel Bacon
Hamburg
KC Railroad
Pony Creek
Will Estes
Swensen
Marion Moore
DeLashmutt& Davis
The New Pure Food and Drug Law Notice
We announce that Fuleys Honey and Yar for coughs and colds is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug Law as it contains no opiates or dangerous drugs. We recommend it as a safe remedy for children and adults. Also a cold remedy called LANATIVE BROMO Quisine Tablets is sold with a money back guarantee if not effective. Signed W. Gloves. Price 25 cents.
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Fuley
Howe
Glepwood
Prug
Tell It In The Tribune Notice
A prompt to readers to use the Tribune for community notices. It urges placing small reading notices at a low cost to reach thousands and to advertise surplus produce found or lost items, animals, seed grain, or other goods. Encourages both posting and looking in the Tribune for such notices.
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Tribune seeks Mills county news from readers
The Tribune invites readers to share news from Mills county by telephone or mail. It asks for tips about visits, gatherings, parties, and any local happenings to enhance the newspaper and print more complete information for the community.
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Mills County
the Tribune
What is Catarrh Hyomei Cure For Catarrhal Troubles
Catarrh is an inflammation of the mucous membranes of the nose throat and lungs with many symptoms. Hyomei is advertised as a simple reliable treatment that reaches respiratory cells via a pocket inhaler. The outfit costs $1 with extra bottles 50 cents, guaranteed to cure catarrh or money refunded.
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A. J. Howe
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