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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1920
Page
10
The item lists RF. Hill as owner and Earle A. Davis as publisher with J. R. Graham identified as editor. This establishes the ownership and editorial leadership of the publication.
The column discusses hog cholera reappearing nationwide and vaccination debates, noting airier sleeping quarters and vaccine quality affect outcomes. It recalls early vaccine fraud, praises dog vaccination for cholera, and argues two or more parties keep power in check. It also reports hearing Warren G. Harding discuss campaign issues with clear convictions.
The Iowa state auditor reports an average tax per capita of 34.01 dollars for all purposes, with school tax 13.63 and road and bridge tax 7.24. Audubon County shows the lowest per capita tax and Dickinson the highest at 55.02, with Dickinson's school tax 20.42 and road tax 10.82. The text notes salaries for district judges are state funded and references the conservative view of national governance.
Monday evening Frank Lang was knocked down and trampled by an ox while driving cattle in Emerson. He regained consciousness as the animal headed away. He suffered only bruises and considered himself fortunate to escape serious injury.
Transfers include D. W. Bennett to C. M. Ward for Lot 10 in Glenwood and Ruthanna Stone to W. H. Cramer for Lot 253 and part 254 in Emerson. Other deeds involve I. H. Nipp to H. F. Kahl in Mineola and J. G. Parker to C. B. Christy in Silver City, among various parcels and consideration.
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