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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1920
Page
2
Hastings readers are treated to a bustling miscellany. A hen fosters a 21 chick brood after two earlier attempts left some eggs abandoned, while local hotel owner J. Christie sells to Nickoll Andgroge, who served in World War I. Community notes recount school sports, visitors, dental visits, church fundraisers, and social calls across Hastings and nearby towns.
Record of filings in the Office of the County Recorder Mills County Iowa from October 8 1920 5 PM to October 15 1920 4 45 PM. Names include DREDS Sob ineheai to a G Jackwa and Anna G with indicated sums such as 606 27 dollars. Entries refer to Silver City and related notes. The fragmentary text includes additional notation CW D, 1B ant 19 tik 18 and other unreadable parts.
A string of property transfers is listed including Emil Ponton to St. John's Evang. Church and Johanna Hansen to F. W. Krute, with various sections and quarter details. Also W. T. Owens to I. F. Taylor, and Otto Loot to F. W. Kruse. A Cedar Rapids note reports 15,900 pigeons released at 6:45 AM by the Chicago Flying Association, creating a blackened sky for twenty minutes as onlookers watched thousands of birds.
KEEP YOUNG People with bad backs and weak kidneys are apt to feel old at sixty. Mrs. S. E. Edwards of Locust St. reports taking Doan's Kidney Pills for years and says after use her back and kidneys feel normal. In 1920 she renewed praise, noting no change in merit and would renew her statement. Price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y. 9-18-26
A Des Moines resident George H. Davidson reports Tanlac improved his health after decade of indigestion heart palpitations and rheumatism. He says he can eat anything now sleep well and work with renewed strength. Also noted is the dedication of a Des Moines World War memory bridge with a bronze tablet and parade by the Fourteenth regiment cavalry Argonne Post and the American Legion.
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