29 Sep 1905
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1905
Page
1
Glenwood residents report council matters and visitors from nearby towns. Notables include Mrs. G W Jones visiting Omaha, John Tammack scouting feeders in South Omaha, and Rev C M Ward arriving with duties at the Methodist church. Community news covers road work, ward appointments, farm talks, and local commerce with buyers seeking property and livestock.
Doctors James and Frank Donelan have moved to new office rooms over Johnson's feed store on the west side of the square. The firm writes life insurance and offers State Savings Book services in Pacific Junction, Iowa.
Rates on lines between Chicago and Buffalo New York Boston and other eastern points have been restored with lowest fares among competitors. Through trains to New York and Boston operate daily from Chicago with service described as flexible. Details appear in classifieds under General Agent and Advertised Letters with claim procedures and route notes.
Emerson Sept 28 The Cottage Hotel has changed hands with Parmele Bros of Martsmouth as new owners, price listed at 15000. Bert Rana, eldest son of Wind Rana, moves up to a paying teller role at Omni National Bank earning 1000 yearly, while Miss Ellen Noonan crafted gloves given as memento by Mr McCall during his Australian visit.
A torn roof caused considerable rain damage at a residence. The text also mentions Miss Lizzie Nognan leaving for Hazelton Pennsylvania after visits with relatives. Business mentions CoM Lakin and Georgie Cross transporting cars to Chicago markets, and Mrs Johnson moving her millinery store to a new room with a note on fall and winter styles.
Mr and Mrs J Willard of Henderson spent Sunday with relatives here. Mrs If Farrington returned from South Dakota. Local girls form basketball teams and begin practice. Mr and Mrs Fred Alexander of Prole visiting Lafe Alexander. E Banister arrived home from Port land exposition and western points. John Gregory of Chatsworth visits C G Greenwood. Ed Moore of Parsons and family visit. First quarterly conference meeting held with Presiding Elder Griffith. Rev Geo A Campbell and party returned from Villisea after Baptist association. Roy Moser begins second year in Silver City East Liberty charge joining for coming year. Hammer family returns from Nuckolls county with 320 acre farm bought for $8500.
Tabor topics note Rev Pred Lange has returned to his home at Huron 8 Dak with his mother-in-law Sarah Gaston. Prof HE Parnham of Cedar Rapids came home Saturday to spend a few days with his family and dispose of his residence property. Prof Thomas McClelland of Knox college visited his brother Robert McClelland, recently back from disposing of a large Alberta wheat crop. HC Dye and family plan Denver as future home. Dye is a long-time Tabor bank official. For farm loans, State Savings Bank at Pacific Junction offers money ready when papers are made out.
An old ad describes Hyomei as a simple guaranteed cure for catarrh. It claims that breathing the balsamic solution through the nose and throat penetrates to remote cells and cures irritated mucous membranes. Complete outfit priced at $1 with extra bottles 54 cents, sold by A. D. Howe.
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