04 Sep 1916
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1916
Page
1
Glenwood residents and visitors fill pages with travel notes from Mineola Tabor Rushville Davenport Haxtum Sedgwick and Council Bluffs. Local figures like Dr A A Leak and S A Tipton appear in new appointments while many kin and friends gather in Glenwood for weekends and visits.
Our message urges patients to return for treatment, stressing that the problem lies in the back. It invites current and former patients to bring their backs back and contact us by phone for relief.
A collection of local classifieds and notices including seed rye for sale at $1.00 per bushel in May near Pacific Junction, sweet cider delivered in Glenwood, farm equipment for sale, a lost purse with reward, furniture and appliances for sale, exchange offers for a car, grape sales in Glenwood or Pacific Junction, a second sale of Poland China boars in Henderson, hog cholera prevention notice, wedding work offerings, a masquerade notice for September 4, a notice to hunters, and a card of thanks for Ste. Wasobreed hospitalized in Oma ba.
Jack Bostock, employed at the Glenwood Granite Works for a year, has accepted a similar job in Fremont Nebraska and will relocate his family soon. Everett Agler of Burlington Junction, Missouri visited the Warren family near Glenwood, while a Burlington Junction general store owner reports strong business.
The Churches Holiness Camp at Glanwood drew a large crowd with Rev Neace preaching every evening. Gratitude is expressed to the school board for grounds, neighbors for homes, and residents for water. The MA 1 conference opens in Glentwood on September 1. Pupils from area churches will be occupied by conference members on Sunday September 10.
Mrs L W Huffaker formerly Sarah Ann Henderson born 1849 near Boliver West Moreland Pi died August 2 1916 at home in Silver City Ta aged 68 years 6 months 20 days She leaves husband five children two brothers one sister and sixteen grandchildren Funeral services were held Thursday at 2 PM at the residence conducted by Rev C A Calkins M E church Silver City Times
The narrative notes William H. Davis and companions paying Indians ten dollars each to squat on land near Rock Bluffs to gain first rights when a treaty was signed. Davis accompanied a government commission in Bellevue for final treaty acts with the Otoes, Pawnees, and Omaha. He is described as seventy six, on crutches, staying with Mr. Windham. The piece ties to Mrs. Burwell Spurlock as a sister.
Abigail Thomas sits in the state senate gallery as Mamie Morton pleads for Henry’s release from prison. Governor Worth grants clemency after Mamie presents evidence of Henry’s innocence, prompting Abigail to declare fidelity over frailty and to press for Stanley’s renewed engagement.
In Glenwood Mrs Arch ie Parr extols Doan’s Kidney Pills for kidney trouble and back pain. She reports relief after use and urges others to obtain the same remedy from dealers priced at 50 cents. The ad copy names Wester-Milburn Co and Buffalo, N Y as producers and mentions U S Webber for bills.
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