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Glenwood Opinion

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1908

Page

7

Prominent Officer Pillsbury Retires From Active Naval Service

Rear Admiral Pillsbury, aged 52, retires after a long career as a leading hydrographic and geodetic expert. He served under Lincoln era appointment, directed the Vesuvius in the Cuban campaign, and held key posts including chief of navigation, with Roosevelt extending his duty into retirement until March 4.

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Gen Young Retires After Illustrious Army Career

Gen. Young, long a top U S Army lieutenant general and former superintendent of Yellowstone Park, retires effective January 1. From private to major general, his career spans Civil War era service, Indian campaigns, the Spanish American War at Las Guasimas, the Philippines campaign, and leadership of the War College. He will reside in Washington, D C.

M. Young United States Army Yellowstone Park Wyoming Gen. Young United States Army College Young Pennsylvania Volunteer Col. Young Las Guasimas Cuba Rough Riders Roosevelt Volunteer Army Philippines Luzon Phillipines Nelson A. Miles Root War College National Capital

Mayor Fern of Honolulu A Storied Hawaiian Leader

Joseph James Fern the first mayor of Honolulu hails from a vast Pennbluad Fern clan in Hawaii. He is a fourteenth child and recently fathered his fourteenth child, with a large lineage including siblings and cousins totaling 148 in the islands. Fern has long worked in steamship company paymaster roles and speaks Hawaiian English and Portuguese, campaigning in all three. He has served on the Oahu county board, bringing experience to the city and county of Honolulu now led as one entity.

Joseph James Fern Honolulu Hawaii Roosevelt Elvis Penn Blu Hawaiian Islands Jamies Fern Wellington Thhrough Sandwich Islands Kamehameha the Great Wellington Penn Inquist Fern Board of Supervisors Oahu Honolu Tye Dronerly Kaya Sarah Badminton Sarth Lasselis Lassalle H. Nevil Lassella France Nevil Nevill Mrs. Badminton H. Neyil

Castro Emissaries balk at US consulate meddling in LaGuayra

Thomas P. Moffatt, a United States official in LaGuayra, resists-a long-standing Castro administration effort to treat the US consulate as a mere toy. Amid disease controls and embargo lifts, local health boards declare LaGuayra healthy while consular officials rush to endorse the plan. Moffatt refuses to sign, faces threats of exequatur cancellation, and tensions rise as authorities try to force a swift departure of a young girl from her job amid unclear action.

Thomas’ P. Moffatt Conan United Etates LaGuayra Venezuela Sam Cty Focal Board of Health Bragent tine _po Agirl Mr. Moffatt

Unclear fragmentary note on apples and a visit

Fragmentary text references a visit to the south of a country, a gentleman, a meal of apples, and mentions of speaking and dying. Details are garbled with missing words, names, and context making the incident hard to identify or date.

National Forest Creations East of Mississippi

President Roosevelt signed proclamations creating two new national forests Ocala in eastern Florida and Dakota in North Dakota, expanding the national forest system to 19 states plus Alaska. The Ocala forest faces fire risk and soil recovery efforts, while Dakota covers 14,089 acres in the Bad Lands region with plans for artificial reforestation and timber development. Gov. Burke of North Dakota backs the Dakota forest as a regional asset, and both forests will be managed by the forest service soon.

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Firecracker Play Turns Disturbing For Mamma And Children

A Christmas day aftermath sees Madelaine fall from a bed after Douglas shakes her, shouting his joke about a firecracker. The scene ends with a caregiver’s weary concern as a broader note reports Jewish immigrant arrivals to New York in September 1908, detailing national origins and destinations.

Mamma Douglas Madelaine Saya Delingator Douglak Cauloualy Federation Review Portat New York Ruwsin Austria-Hungary Romania Hagland Germany Turkey Sweden Spain Holland

Wayward Youth and Fading Rag Time in Antiquated Memoir

A satirical glossary and vignette of early 1900s social scenes. It riffs on street wars, job woes, and changing tastes, contrasting "oncle" visits with modern dating and home life. Diverse definitions lampoon editors, misused slang, and cultural shifts, including rag time, cabinet humor, and the era’s moral swing.

My Birthary and the Marriage Tales of Lassalle

A narrator recounts a year of social folly and marriage plots spanning February to next January. He details revelry, misadventures with Nevil and Lassalle, betrothal rumors, a failed first marriage, and a looming second marriage clouded by jealousy, debts, and courtship schemes.

Separation Question Poses Law Advice And Warnings

A woman asks a lawyer about separation from her husband. The lawyer responds that the request could favor Hig Tie, and the woman reveals actions taken before marriage. A warning is given to avoid separation as it may prolong distance.

Plant for Cooling Oranges in Los Angeles Test

An experimental precooling plant for oranges in cars at Los Angeles uses two 30 inch square insulated ducts from an ammonia cellroom to supply 16 to 20 tons of refrigeration in 24 hours. Cold air is forced through the car and back to the coil. tests varied entry temperatures and air volume from 4,000 to 6,000 cubic feet per minute.

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