07 Oct 1920
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1920
Page
1
Glenwood items recount shopping at Humphrey & Howes, moral uplift visitors from Henderson, travel to Omaha for a funeral, and social gatherings at Mrs. W. Lewis home. Local families, hires, licenses to marry, and visits from Port Tabor, Coffeyville, and Malvern are noted along with cider at the Tribune office and a political pamphlet from Hon. William R. Green.
A prenatal spinal injury left Prince Don Jaffre deaf and mentally affected for twelve years. Following chiropractic spinal adjustment, he regained hearing and improved education prospects, illustrating health foundations can begin before birth and endure conditions.
The notice lists several people traveling to Genoa Nebraska to visit Charles Wright and family, including Humphrey and Howe with Mrs. Hale and Mrs. Wright. It notes 300 crappies released by Game Warden T L Hall at Glenwood Lake and mentions visits by Eli Woods of Kansas, James Worthem family from Emerson, and Elmo Burwick’s civil engineering studies at Ames and work at Spirit Lake. It also covers Mary Hobson of Plattsmouth visiting Glenwood, a Ladies' Aid gathering that produced three comforters for a bride, and trips by John Hoagland to Onawa and Granite Falls with relatives.
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A Glenwood Tribune classifieds section lists multiple for sale notices including 20 head of good shoots, dry hard wood in stave lengths, purebred Duroc Jersey boars, winter apples, and Duroc Jersey spring boats. Also found a fur neck piece. owners to prove property and pay ad. Trade offers include an eleven acre farm within Glenwood city limits and a 1918 Ford touring car for live stock. Various addresses and contact numbers appear for each item.
The Qur meat market announces weekly Sunday closings starting October 10 and continuing until further notice. Customers are advised to place orders the day before. Cheyney Bros. Glenwood, Iowa.
Mr and Mrs Frank Stroud of Omaha and son William of Los Angeles visited Saturday and Sunday with Mr and Mrs Bark Hodges. Mr Stroud is Hodges’ brother. Mr and Mrs Earl Hodges spent Tuesday at the Zentz home near Folsom. The sorghum season is underway at the Zentz farm. Mr and Mrs E L Craig left for North Platte to visit their youngest son William and family for a fortnight. they are able to make the trip.
No sale will take place on Saturday October 9 at Slezak's pavilion as proprietor attends the Anderson hog sale in Pacific Junction, leaving the event postponed.
A Hast Twenty-fifth Street port grocer, famed for wit, told a neighbor she could have real fresh eggs. A couple of mornings later another inquiry about real fresh eggs prompted a clerk to check if that morning's stock was cool enough to sell.
A renowned mulberry tree in north London collapsed under age. American boy scouts at an international conference had just visited it, and 800 attendees posed for photos beneath its branches. The tree stood on the Mildmay conference hall lawn and hosted many religious leaders in its shade, drawing hundreds of requests for chips.
A short tale features Juanita who gives a stray kitten to her playmate Jack after noticing it follows her. She sells the kitten for five pennies, arguing it can go home when it wants. Her mother admonishes her for abandoning someone else’s cat, while Juanita persists that the kitten will decide when to return home.
Sunday school opens at 9 45 morning worship at 10 45 with the sermon If I Forget Thee Christian Endeavor at 630 led by Miss Ethel Guernsey topic Bible Verses that Help Evening service at 730 on Invitations of Mercy Prayer meeting Wednesday evening continues as announced
In a humorous frontier vignette Hector grows from a worried youth to a live business man. He drives to town in a sports model speedboy, tucks his pants, and pays for this paper two years in advance, amid references to mortgage and Hemlock.
The church schedules Bible school at 10 a.m. Communion and sermon at 11 a.m. with the theme Jesus and John at the river Jordan. An evening service at 7:30 p.m. features The Need and Reason for Repentance. Revival work continues next Sunday with all members urged to participate.
The message notes the largest Sunday school attendance since the current pastorate began. Activities include Junior B Y P at 3, Senior Y P U at 6 80, evening service at 7 30 with the theme Wide Awake People, and Wednesday mid week service at 7 30. You are invited to all services by Pastor DO. E. Hillis.
Sunday school at 9 45 p m preaching at 11 and evening service at 730 p m Regular prayer meeting Tuesday evenings at 730 Prayer service Tuesday morning at 9 a m H Porter is the pastor
Burr Oak Friends Church announces Sunday school at 10 a.m. and morning service at 11 a.m. evening service begins at 7 30 p.m. with Foygm and Seltz as pastors.
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