02 Sep 1918
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1918
Page
1
Glenwood residents share visits and travel updates with neighbors in nearby towns including Henderson Omaha and Sidney. The community discusses court-house park trees local performances Dustin Farnum at the Rex and Congregational church plans. Schools reopen September 9 with two high school vacancies and a reminder to attend on September 4.
A garbled mix of classified ads and notices including help wanted at Cozy Cafe, housework, junk buyers, vehicles for sale, found items such as auto plate 292915, requests to inquire at Tribune office, farm wanted and land sales in Nebraska and Iowa, alfalfa seed pricing, rental offers, and exaggerated promotions. Includes multiple names, locations like Glenwood, Hastings, and Tecumseh, and vague terms about farms, payments, and missing details.
There are many people suffering in various stages of illness who have not found relief through accepted methods. Chiropractic is recommended as most incurable troubles respond to adjustments. Relief has been obtained after other methods failed and patients had given up hope of health. Our office hours are 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. until September 10.
Fragmentary note reports Misses Marvel and Kathren Firnn as weekend guests in Coswell Blatt area. The text mentions neighbors and a reference to 10,000 foreign workers in the United States with hidden citizenship claims.
Mrs A Seitz died at home in Glenwood after long illness on Sunday night aged about sixty. Two sons serving in the U S Army will influence funeral arrangements. William Vankirk, former Glenwood resident now at County Home, died Friday night and will be buried in Silver City. Mrs Gates Rheam died in Omaha and burial occurred in Glenwood with a large local turnout. Surviving children include Minnie Smith, Charles, John, and Sophia Hellen. Their father died twenty years ago and mother about nine. LAZO.
Ralph Nugent and Annie Briley of Glenwood were married in Papillion Nebraska on August 28 then traveled to Logan to meet Nugent's father before returning to Papillion for the ceremony. They plan to reside in Omaha.
The Rex Theatre will show a Fox Superfesture titled The Horot System in two performances on Thursday and Friday. Local news notes Mr and Mrs H L Lyon Chiropractors returned from vacation and resume work with renewed vigor. They traveled through northwestern North Dakota northern Minnesota and report good crop conditions in northern Iowa southern Minnesota and the Dakotas. Dr Lucas and wife of Malvern cared for the Glenwood office during the Lyon vacation and now Dr and Mrs Lyon will cover the Malvern office with the same hours until further notice.
The Baptist ladies postpone their meeting in honor of Mrs. Fair to Friday afternoon September at the home of Mrs. Ellison Evernham. The group, along with their friends, plans to attend the service for the fellow member, Mrs. John Mair, who is ill or absent.
Weekly list of uncalled letters at Glenwood post office for the week ending August 31 1918 includes Blair Mrs Robert Crosby Mrs Lora Crosby Mr Loyd Cosnock Mrs Levi Decker Mr Owen Hunter Mr Dave Kroonbland Miss Marie Linnevold Mra J Lucas Misa Bessie Lean Miss Lottie Smallwood Mr George Smith Mr Dave.
Fragments show a local notice mentioning Mrs Arthur Kener and Grover Am Wéliers with remaining items for off Edht 80. The text is garbled and unreadable in parts but indicates a community event or notice in Chicago with names and an amount or date present.
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