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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1908

Page

1

Glenwood Notes and Local Notices From Tribune

Glenwood community updates include visits by residents from Belleville to Isabell and Council Bluffs, travel for business and education, farm loans, repairs, and local shop ads. A lively fire scare damages Greenlee barn, listings of lost items, hunting and fishing trips, birthdays, and upcoming events fill a page with names, places, dates, and local business notices.

Newspaper Advertising as a Trade Tonic for Low Mood

Dust on shelves signals business slowdown and decay. The text likens dusting to taking drugs, urging a regular newspaper advertising prescription to revive trade and build the business blood, claiming ads lift tired commerce across seasons.

Sermons and services at Glenwood Churches headlined by absent friends prayer

A long church notices page lists morning sermons on absent friends from Thessalonians and practical themes for the day, with Bible school and Young People's Meeting, followed by evening services. Notices cover ministers Harris Talley Davis and local amenity details, plus a note on a pending Southwestern Baptist Association meeting in Red Oak.

Jesus Christ S.S Southwestern Baptist Ass’n Red Oak C. E J.c.harris

Silver City Social Roundup Highlights Visits and News

Aug Spelman returns from Alberta. D Y C Jackson installs concrete under ice chest. Ida Phelps of Ohiowa visits parents Parker in Dyar Block. George Bada starts duties at Silver City State Bank. W J Whittington family return from Joplin. Mrs Steve Rounds returns from Nebraska. Iva Rook arrives from Idaho to live with Huffaker couple. George Hettinger visits from Humboldt. Mrs Silas Morse and Mrs S Howard learn of sister’s death in San Diego. Rev Peter Jacobs and wife surprised by neighbors at church, parsonage gathering ends with games.

Ida Phelps Ohiowa Neb Dyar Block Northwest Corner Square John Parker George Bada Silver City State Bank J Whittington Joplin Steve Rounds Nebraska Iva Rook Idaho T &T Rook Silver City If H Huffaker George Hettinger Humboldt Kan Will Louis Silas Morse S Howard San Diego Cal Peter Jacobs

Tabor Tops Bartlett In 12 Inning 6 4 Victory

Tabor defeated Bartlett in a 12 inning game by 6 to 4 on Saturday. Mrs EBlecta Munsinger moved to Tabor occupying rooms in the Otis tenement house. Bernard Gilliland of Denver visited with his mother and sisters. A college trustees and wives reception highlighted by Japanese lantern lighting and Adams hall use with music and refreshments. An electric light franchise passed 74 to 11 at Monday special election.

Tabor Bartlett Eblecta Munsinger Otis Bernard Gilliland Denver Adams Hall Electric Light

Hastings Band Concerts Planned On Open Air Streets

Hastings businessmen organized open air concerts with the band boys pending good weather. Electrician Dick Garbaugh of Malvern attended the Hastings plan on Saturday night.

Hastings Dick Garbaugh Malvern Tabor C H Baxter Mr. McMillen Ped Crow D Cook

Pronunciation Errors and Olgar to IngallsDialogue

A fragment outlines mockery of speech by late Georgia figures and Kansas senator Ingalls. It lists common mispronunciations Arab, Olgar, Express, Dahlia, Italian, Piano, Harass, and Inquiry with notes on pronunciation quirks.

Ingalls Joseph WW. Brown Georgia Saturday Evening Post Senator Ingalls Kansas Brown Logalls Butler South Carolina Dahlia

Cham and Gascon joke about dining room heights

A French caricaturist Cham chats with a Gascon bragging that his father's hall was the world’s wonder because its dining room was so high you could hardly see the roof. Cham retorts that their dining room was so low only a flounder could be served at table.

Cham All Gascon

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