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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1902
Page
1
Glenwood retailers promote Selz shoes with painted signs stating $3.50 for Men’s Royal Blue models. Local agents claim exclusivity and ongoing sales of Selz men’s shoes plus a full range of styles and fall lines for women and men, including the Heinsheimer Special $3 shoe.
Planning aims to boost Glenwood’s Street Fair with early display submissions. Mills County Fruit and Produce show gains focus with premiums for best apple displays and plates, various varieties, seedling plates, corn and produce prizes, all tailored to Mills County growers. Committees listed with chairs and roles.
John A. Lintooth of Villisca died after being crushed at Pacific Junction last Saturday night when a vestibule door closed on him as the limited train moved away. A guard and improvised rescue failed and his left arm was amputated above the elbow. he never recovered from the shock. He was a prominent, well-to-do tailor, a widower with three children and carried a life insurance policy.
Judge Wheeler grants uncontested divorces to Utterback and Chanters plus Davidson and Tickled. service completed but reports pending. Obscure references to laundry and neighbor mail a stray, with business name Kestorl Bros.
Snanns and Cerriden end two years as partners in the North Side implement business and sell to a land speculator for about 30 thousand dollars. Possession can be taken Oct 1 to Oct 4. new owner expected to arrive later this week to learn the trade. G C Wolf remains with the new owner. Sharpe and Gettler will stay in Glenwood to help dispose of land holdings. Chilis Schoening trades out a Missouri land interest with Chas Rathke for a farm and may move on. Rathke sells half to Gilbert Williams, who will join the business. The firm dissolves as a real estate partnership. Ebaugh continues at the old stand. Rathke pursues personal deals. Maniswatn & Mickenwary becomes the new firm name replacing Al Marshall’s operation. Ralph Mickelwait buys half interest and plans new horses and rubber tired traps.
Dan Farrell once Mills County sheriff suffered severe injuries after being struck and dragged by a street car in Denver while crossing tracks during a Democratic convention visit. He was torn, bruised, and a leg fracture suspected but not confirmed. locals expect his resilience.
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