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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1920
Page
1
Glenwood residents share visits and travels as neighbors, with updates on purchases, health, teaching assignments, and local doings. Kellog, Hartman, Fahy, and Duns appear among stories of hospital stays, new cars, boarders, and a missed wedding publication.
Nervous inflammation or neuritis is the nerve inflammation that often progresses as serum fills blood vessels then dries, causing degeneration and paralysis. The disease stems from misalignment of spinal joints pressing on exiting nerves, and spinal adjusting is claimed to remove the cause, with many sufferers reporting relief through chiropractic methods.
A brief notice states there is no charge for consultation and the service places you under no obligation. It urges readers to call today for the free session.
Business hours are 10 to 12 a.m., 2 to 5 p.m., and 7 to 8 p.m. daily except Sundays. Tuesday and Thursday evenings offer additional time. Other hours available by appointment.
A dense page of local ads listing help wanted for an experienced farm hand, several sales of livestock including a Holstein cow and a Shorthorn bull, a Maxwell touring car, and a Ford touring car at auction. It also promotes rummage sales by Congregational ladies, a high number of farm-related offerings, a sorghum mill prep, building sales, a five-room house for sale, and a large 120 acre farm with extensive improvements for $125 per acre. Also features paint and waxing supplies and a cake sale event by church groups.
Miss Ethel Younker of Red Oak visits home folks Sunday. Mrs. Ernest Seeger ill near Glenwood for ten days. Dave Kinney and C P Kinney of Amerson visit Glenwood. A B Walling trips to Chisago for goods for the Women’s Store of Fashions. Glenwood Gospel Team meets Sunday at 2 20 in M E church. Mr. Swan leaves Glenwood Opinion for Des Moines advertising post. Glenwood girls host at the Harry Galliher home. Miss Heatrice Pentony arrives for sister E A Davis. Pentony toured Crystal New Mexico and Los Angeles. News of Mr. Lewis Pelham’s illness and trip to Marshalltown. Pelham’s daughter-in-law Hattie Brown with the Pelhams. Mrs. Thurber visits Plattsmouth. Myrtle Anderson visits Red Oak. Min tle brothers go to Lincoln for state fair. Wedmores plan to move to Hot Springs South Dakota. DeLashmutt family visits Whiting and f plans to Burwell.
Sweet corn for drying and canning offered at 9 dozen for 1.00. Sweet potatoes priced at 2.50 per bushel or 65 cents a peck. Order now as supplies won't last. delivery available. Contact T. 04 Ener.
Game warden T. L. Hall released crappies into Glenwood lake this week. Mrs. J. D. Ironmonger visited Sun day with her children, Mr. and Mrs. John Lyon, at Plattsmouth. Tabor school bus activity through Glenwood Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Clark of Tabor brief Glenwood visit with daughter Mrs. R. S. Ramel en route to Omaha. Wahbonsiewoe Camp Fire girls held a rummage sale last Saturday with receipts near $100. Travelers J. L. Bellatti and W. C. DeLashmutt returned from Colorado and New Mexico. James Owens, Tamb's popcorn man, suffered a minor stroke on Tuesday and has been away from his stand.
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