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Glenwood Opinion

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1902

Page

4

Death of Mrs Lucinda C Honeywell at Pacific Junction

County notices the death of Lucinda C Sparks Honeywell in Pacific Junction after childbirth and sepsis. Services held at Martin's Chapel. she leaves husband Perry Honeywell, an infant, and extended family. Also reports local events including depot strike, new elevator, social at Mrs Redman, other town news and visits.

Mra Lucinda C Honeywell Perry Honeywell Pacific Junction St. Paul Nebr Honeywell Presbyterian Church Martin’s Chapel Lucinda C. Sparks Howard County Nebraska Presbyterian Church of

Pleasant Hillsdale social aids mission work and sewing

At Mrs N S Phelps home last Tuesday ladies from the Foreign Missionary and Ladies Aid Societies of the M I church gathered with neighbors. Nineteen attended and sewed thirty six pounds of rags and an added free will offering for the missionary fund. A fine dinner was served. Rev Gilford of the U B church is improving after illness. Odd Fellows met at Mr and Mrs John Dyke with an oyster supper and music. Mr Kiersch reported satisfactory sale receipts. Sunday schools plan Christmas entertainment. Rev Kelley began a protracted meeting at Pacific Junction. Ohio aunt and Nebraska cousin visited John and James Kelley families.

Missionary Fund Gilford U. B. Church Odd Fellows John Dyke

Emerson Social Notes from the Week in Town

Mrs McMurtry and her children Clyde and Kate host Emerson friends. Rev C E Trueblood travels to Prescott to assist Rev Harned during revival. Mrs Mra KR M Shipman visits Red Oak. Mrs John Smith of Kansas City visits JW Smith’s family. Fred and Wiles Smith visit Hawthorne. John Lang returns from Harrison County to visit his sons John and Chan. Miss Jennie Larson visits Red Oak. Miss Jessie Agnew visits Nodaway. Dr Hostetter visits Hastings. Mrs Mary White returns from a 40 year reunion near Galend, Kansas. Matilda Powell of Winterset visits daughter N V Barkheimer for the winter. Sugar sales by Mr Simpson suggest a sweet spell ahead. about two inches of snow falls. sleigh bells ring. Half the corn crop remains to harvest. Discusses potential winter union meetings. If Christians cannot work here, what then in heaven.

McMurtry Clyde Kate Imerson C E Trueblood Prescott Harned Mra KR M Shipman Red Oak John Smith Kansas City JW Smith Fred Wiles Smith Hawthorne John Lang Harrison County John Chan Lang Mamie Cheney Ira Cheyney Bert Raiz Jennie Larson Jessie Agnew Nodaway Dr Hostetter Hastings Mary White Galend Kanaas Anl Matilda Powell Winterset N V Barkheimer

Entertainment planned in Strahan on Christmas Eve

Mr Butler a real estate man from Omaha was calling in Strahan Monday. SM Criawell is building a new barn this week. Mrs Dan Schoop, very sick, died Friday. remains laid to rest at South Grove cemetery. The community offers sympathy. Strahan invites all to a Christmas Eve program with duets, songs, recitations, dialogues. We seek Mr Toles in reply to Mr Proudat's letter.

Butler Omaha Strahan SM Criawell Dan Schoop South Grove Mr Toles Mr Proudat

Bitter rot on apples described with identification and spread

The article explains bitter rot in apples, detailing how infection begins in limb cankers and spreads through moist air and rain splash. It describes symptoms on fruit, from brown spots to mummy formation, and notes winter survival in cankers and mummies. It advises orchard inspection from a spraying platform to locate infected trees and cankers.

Bordeaux Linois University Agricultural Bulletin

New Corn Husker Aimed at Efficient Field Processing

A Nebraska inventor proposes a new corn husker using two spiral coils and an elevating mechanism to lift ears from the stalk or ground. The device gathers ears into a wagon and blows husks to the rear for bagging, claiming effective husking from soft, downed ears in tests.

Corp Orange Judd Nebraska

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