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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1920
Page
1
Glenwood to buy magazines at Humphrey & Howe while announcements note “The River’s End” coming to Rex Theatre next Tuesday and Wednesday. The column reports weddings, visits, farm sales, and community events across Glenwood and nearby towns with references to Miss Margaret Kelley, Mr. and Mrs. Goode, and other local residents.
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The notice lists hours: 10 to 12 a m, 2 to 6, and 7 to 8 p m, with exceptions for Sundays and Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Other hours available by appointment.
Local notices describe Humphrey and Howe offering magazine subscriptions. Mr. and Mrs. William Kates returning from Villisca, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harry King. Dan Buffon of near Red Oak visiting with Mrs. L. EB. Hevern. A nurse teacher injured after a William Tell act. Delegates from Glenwood lodge attend state meetings in Ames and Boone. Omaha Chamber of Commerce band visit to Glenwood with parade, hats, parasols, balloons for children, and a brief stay due to late arrival.
A round of Glenwood Iowa classifieds includes help wanted a corn husker and miscellaneous sales notes. Items include a large touring car for sale or trade, dry hardwood stove lengths, a fresh Holstein milch cow, Durac Jersey boars, used car priced at 250, and a seven acre northwest Glenwood farm for sale or trade among others. Several fruit apples listings and junk or second hand furniture buyers appear, plus a job ad seeking a man with a car for special farm work and a lost five dollar bill reward at The Tribune office.
Methodist ladies hold rummage sale in church basement on Friday and Saturday October 22 and 23. Call 1027 to contribute articles. Also for sale a 5 acre farm seven miles south of Glenwood at 110 dollars per acre with half cash and balance over four years. Mills County land offered by I M Anthony Glenwood phone 211W.
All county road warrants numbered 3712 to 3975 and registered numbers 1227 to 1495 are called and will be paid with accrued interest at the County Treasurer's office. Interest ceases November 15, 1920. R. Lewis, County Treasurer.
All county bridge warrants numbered 296 to 346 and registered 731 to 778 are called and payable with accrued interest at the County Treasurer's office. Interest ceases November 15, 1920. R. E. Lew is, County Treasurer.
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