16 Sep 1920
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1920
Page
1
Glenwood community notes detail visits from Red Oak and Des Moines residents, church notices, and social updates. Mentions of residents in Lincoln, Omaha, and Davenport include births, illnesses, and travels. A local incident at the Monty Festa in Red Oak is reported as a man died after being gored.
Healthful blood pressure discussion notes that improper flow through arteries causes high blood pressure and that arteries stiffen with age. It claims age onset, benefits from spinal adjustments restoring kidney function, and offers free consultation with no obligation.
A clipped notice outlines office hours with a list of time ranges across days. It notes exceptions for Sundays and specifies alternate evening slots on Tuesday and Thursday, plus additional hours by appointment. The fragment hints at a period advertisement or public notice for administrative access or service availability.
A collage of brief society and business items from Nebraska towns. Mentions of cement supply in Fullerton, LN G formation in Glenwood, apple trade in Auburn, travel to Los Angeles and Denver, visitors from Lincoln and Omaha, Jewish New Year celebrations, a traffic incident on Locust street, a Town Farm Bureau Federation note about an upcoming campaign, gun club events, and charitable home placements totaling 182 since January 1.
At the Jonnie Edmundson hospital in Council Bluffs on September 14 a seven pound daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Henry Buch of Center township. Both mother and child are doing nicely after a cesarean operation. World War II era notes follow with travels and reunions planned for Miss Rathke and others as French family members tour the east returning via Indianapolis and Columbus.
The Congregational church lists Sunday school in the morning, morning worship and sermon, a midweek topic The Spiritual Lifes Finding It with leader Miss Japhe Mal eo, and an evening service on The Testament of Experience. Prayer meetings Tuesday and the orchestra will pray. The Baptist church announces daily living as the next sermon theme, with Sunday school at 2:45 and youth activities in the evening. Miss Thelma Roberts and Miss Lucile McKnight are noted assisting.
Readers wanted, carpentry, woodworking and repair services listed. Farms, cattle, grain, produce and hardware ads mingle with wanted trades and services. Various phone contacts in Glenwood and surrounding area appear with prices and delivery notes.
The notice outlines services for a church including Sunday school at 10 a.m. and communion at 11 a.m. with sermons on Changing Accounts and The Publican in Church. Evening service at 8 p.m. features Miss Welen Plimpton and a mid week meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. A friendly invitation is extended to all.
The 25th annual reunion of Mills Fremont and Pottawattamie county settlers will be held at Macedonia next Tuesday September 21. Hon Nate Kendall will be the chief speaker. Following Kendall address a number of local speakers from the three counties will make brief talks. John Y Stone and Shirley Gilliwand will attend.
A fragment notes a parcel offered at 123 dollars per acre with descriptions of other good farms. The source references Jasper Land Company in Ottawa Kansas and a one acre unit, highlighting agricultural real estate activity in the area.
Mills county announces a noon basket dinner with prizes for the oldest man and oldest woman settler present. Each will receive six dollars in gold.
To Mr and Mrs Otto Loof near Mineola a son born September 14 and to Mr and Mrs Fred Zack of Glenwood a son born September 15.
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