03 Sep 1903
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1903
Page
1
Glenwood citizens hear talks on civic matters tonight while upcoming events include a ball game at Tabor, a play at the opera house, a Salvation Army campaign moving to Malvern, and a street band performance prior to At Pike’s Peak. Local residents report births, losses, farm fruit yields, and road and railroad matters.
Tomato crates washed away by recent high water are being sought and rewards offered for returns. New Glenwood Canning Co. and L. Williams urge owners to reclaim crates, and announce sale of 10 acres of sweet corn fodder near Glenwood city limits. Growers urged to pick and bring all sweet corn for roasting and to notify uncontracted suppliers for purchase.
Local ad seeks poultry Monday forenoon deliveries to Hel's store in Glenwood with a list of names and directions. Personal paragraphs note numerous visits and departures, including Grace Brown from St Joe and Bert French returning from Vinton, with several trips to Omaha and Carson Hastings and Des Moines mentioned.
The Gle district outlines next Monday’s events and lists teachers for the high and grade schools including L H Mans superintendent Vannie Ames Louise Rist Fern Miller Ellen C Jacksassistant Mrs Florence South and Lth Mary M Tolles A Grace Aiken Renna Coe Sth Alice M Smith Ida Goodell 6th Stella King 3d Etta Hittle 1st West Rillang Edith Nebe Della Otis 3d Me Myrtle Robinson Tipton School Chadway janitor Milton Richards and west hill building Prof Maus asks teachers to meet at the High School next Saturday at 2 50 for classifying entering students and will hold sessions Saturday afternoons from 4 to discuss school matters. The Glenwood High School offers rural graduates an excellent path to college with dedicated departments. A large attendance is expected Monday with prompt start. Also ads note Laxative Bromo Quinin Tablets for colds and a testimonial from Frank Hall of Owidh City Nebraska about Magnet Pile Killer and Rocky Mountain Tea for family use.
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