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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1908
Page
4
W. F. Hill and N. T. Bradway publish the Wills County Tribune from Glenwood Iowa dated September 25, 1908. The issue showcases local news, notices, and community items typical of a small rural newspaper of the period.
Myriel Mason sues Alval Mason in Mills County for divorce on cruel and inhuman treatment with custody of their minor Janet Mason. The petition seeks general relief in equity and care of the child. If Alval does not appear by the second day of the November 1908 term, a default will be entered. Attorney for the plaintiff is Geenung & Geenung.
The Tribune reports the arrival and schedule for Tabor and Northern service at Malvern. Times listed include 9:00 am 4:30 pm 11:20 am and 8:00 pm with connections to Sham and other stops.
Mills County Iowa Board of Supervisors met in Glenwood with Chairman J B Brandt and members James Greig and W Creech. It approved highway alterations petitioned by Elmer Stacy and H C Meade, established and vacated segments, set 1908 tax levies including road and health levies, ordered head and dog taxes, and appointed J J Smith as Pony Creek Ditch engineer with bids forthcoming.
Notice to all concerned that an instrument purporting to be Henry Kisby last will and testament, filed in Mills County District Court, was fixed for proving on a specified September term at Glenwood Court House, with objections to be heard by the probate court. Dated September 24.
The Missouri river is unusually low while Edison Phonographs appeal to buyers with easy payments. Reports from Pacific Junction include injuries, travels, social events, and town business. A levee district plan prompts landowners to commit 65 cents per acre, with funds to be paid at State Savings Bank.
Kelley and Co Pacific Junot offer needles and shuttles for any sewing machine. No need to send away for replacements. goods are on hand at all times.
A farm advertises Poland China boars including Roy Lad No 107241 born Feb 15 1905 described as quiet and easy to handle with strong bone, good back and deep body. The top boar, K's Sunshine offspring, weighs 325 to 350 pounds at 13 months, plus large fall 07 bears and late spring pigs maturing into good stock.
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