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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1908
Page
4
The ticket lists William J. Bryan for President and deha W. Kern for Vice President as the Democratic nominees in Nebraska. This item reflects early 20th century party slate presentation with prominent figures.
Emerson and Red Oak residents appear in a flurry of visits and trips. Citizens such as Elihu Cheney Mrs E Draheim A Tollinger and Miss Edith Tyans are noted with friends relatives and guests in Red Oak and Emerson. Travelers include Carr from Aberdeen and Tivans from Saskatchewan. Local officials and politicians are listed with county and district ticket lines alongside community happenings and road work including new bridges and grading.
Malvern from the Leader reports Carrier J C Maguire starts his two week vacation Monday morning. Rev J E Wilkins sold a fine driving horse to Charles Worts for 250 dollars. Roy Robbins traveled to Omaha Tuesday and brought back another Jackson automobile. This one is a ...
The message urges readers to use Want Readers in the Tribune to publish cheap wants and needs. It promotes wide exposure and quick results by placing small, inexpensive personal ads alongside daily Tribune news.
Mrs Ann Stockton visits relatives at Maucett Missouri while Adam Gipe and family host Mrs Tobias Gipe and Blanche of Edgerton. Postmaster and Mrs Ek OClayton visit Nebraska and South Dakota. Strahan becomes a noted coon hunting area in Southwest Iowa with the season in full swing as hunters claim catches every couple of nights.
Elmer Burkett of Wayne Pennsylvania arrives in New York with a three by seven by seven inch granite talisman bearing fifty four heads of noted persons and the heads of Taft and Bryan carved on it He seeks an interview with William Jennings Bryan after resisting a $10000 offer from an art collector and plans to visit Bryan aboard his pursuit.
A Hoboken inventor demonstrated a back fastening device for dresses to 400 delegates at the Dressmakers Protective association convention in the Masonic temple New York. The device aims to replace back buttons hooks and eyes, reducing the need for assistance in fastening waists.
In a crowded corridor men misread a dressmakers convention as admitting only women. A Hoboken speaker touts a device with a chain and ring that allegedly controls dress buttons. He claims it will ease husbands’ lives and many buy into the idea, paying five dollars each.
Elephants employed in Paris as sandwich men to publicize a music hall in the Champs Elysees. Edison phonographs advertised with easy payments. Kelley & Co. advertises Pacific Junction. Glasses offered with free eye examinations and guaranteed satisfaction at Seifert's 40 Broadway Council Bluffs.
A. Wolkush of Casimer Wisconsin recalls a three year old boy’s severe constipation and fever improved after two doses of Foley's Orino Laxative. The next morning the fever vanished and the child was entirely well, credited with saving his life.
A note invites readers to send 25 cents in stamps for four late issues of The Pacific Monthly with illustrated articles on dairying fruit growing poultry raising and farming conditions in Oregon Washington and Idaho. The Tribune offers Mills County news twice weekly while it remains current.
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