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Glenwood Opinion

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1908

Page

5

Grand jury and trials at Pacific Junction court

The judge urged firmness on liquor laws and the grand jury, led by foreman Rhoades, will report this Thursday. Cases include an adultery matter from Malvern with Ollie Pace and August Witt in jail awaiting grand jury action, and a Malvern horse dispute where the plaintiff failed to prove viciousness. Also noted is a public notice about drawing paper returns from county Surveyor Lee Smith’s office.

Malvern Ollie Pace August Witt Saml. Mudd Vern Matthews Tabor Lee Smith

Dell Titterington Pardoned After Cattle Theft Conviction

Dell Titterington a former Emerson boy who later moved to Southerland Nebr was pardoned by Governor Sheldon of Nebraska last week and released from the penitentiary after serving about one year of a three year sentence on a charge of cattle stealing. His guilt was doubted by friends who signed a petition and the pardon is seen as a refutation of guilt.

Dell Titterington Emerson Southerland Nebr Sheldon Nebraska Mr. Titterington Lincoln County Dell Emerson Chronicle

Prisoners Parker and Tysor Escape Mills County Jail

Charles Parker and Richard Tysor escaped the Mills County jail Saturday evening by digging through a wall on the north side. Sheriff Linville and Deputy Dalton led the search. no trace found. Parker, held for a forged check in Silver City, and Tysor, held since Hastings for assault with possible murder intent, prompted rewards totaling 100 dollars for capture or information.

Charles Parker Richard Tysor Mills County Linville Charles Dalton Ballard Bower Bros. Hardware Baptist Church Chas. Dalton Parker Silver City Nebraska Hastings Fremont County Tysor

Missionary journey to the Orient sails from Tabor

Miss Rosa Mintle of Tabor plans a long voyage around the world as a Faith Home association missionary. She will be joined by Miss Gertrude Nelson of Tabor and Miss Glenn of Belleville Kansas in Seattle. They sail March 2 aboard the Steamship Minnesota for China.

Rosa - Mintle Japan Faith ‘Home Association Tabor Gertrude Nelson China Seattle Glenn Belleville Kansas Miss Mintle Minnesota Orient

Tillman Devulges $30,000 From Lecture Tours

Washington correspondent for Collier's weekly reports Senator Tillman said he earned $30,000 on the lecture platform last summer at $250 per lecture. He has invested the money in farms in South Carolina.

Washington Collier’s Weekly Tillman South Carolina

Blizzard Weather Clears Grippe Pest and Local Deaths

A January blizzard and February cold snapped the region with zero readings easing grippe. Mrs. Fred Speese died Monday at Weeping Water Nebraska and was buried at Tabor. The Speese farm northeast of Tabor, once owned by the family, is now held by Chas Moon.

Fred Speese Weeping Water Neb Tabor Speese Chas Moon

Twelve Inch Ice Signals Good Harvest

Ben Windham announced on Saturday that twelve inch ice was assured with a happy smile, indicating a good harvest ahead.

Ben Windham

Burned Clearing House Certificates At Des Moines

One million dollars of clearing house certificates were burned in the furnaces of the Iowa Loan and Trust Company in Des Moines. Steam pressure was raised five pounds. All certificates in circulation have now been redeemed and destroyed.

Iowa Loan and Trust Company Des Moines

Why Is It Called the Twentieth Century Opinion

A reader comments on why the period starting in 1900 is the twentieth century. He argues chronology marks centuries by elapsed years from a starting point, comparing a child’s age to centuries and noting the 1900 to 2000 span defines the twentieth century.

Dean to Talk of Drainage at Iowa Society Meeting

Seth Dean of this city is slated to speak at the Iowa State Drainage Association meeting in Fort Dodge February 11 and 12. His topic covers the engineer as a commissioner in drainage problems as the group presses for tenant legislation and continued outlet digging and tile laying. The association, formed to aid drainage for wet soils, invites all interested to attend and join with annual dues of one dollar.

Seth Iowa State Drainage Society Ft. Dodge Iowa Drainage Association Fort. Dodge

Appointment of Examining Physicians for Mills County Tuberculosis Sanitarium

The board of control appointed Dr. C H DeWitt and Dr F E Donelan as examining physicians for Mills County patients at the tuberculosis sanitarium near Iowa City. An examination fee of 3 dollars per patient is charged to the patient.

C.H. DeWitt F. E. Donelan Board of Control Mills Iowa City

Mrs Reasoner Celebrates 73rd Birthday at Old Homestead

Mrs. Reasoner marked her 73rd birthday with a Thursday gathering at the old homestead. Her children and neighbors shared a happy day and exchanged gifts in remembrance of the occasion.

Hillsdale Special Meetings Move to United Brethren Church

Special meetings in Hillsdale are now held at the United Brethren church conducted by Rev. Stark. Rev. Stark recently succeeded the previous pastor Rev. Mrs. Stark though they are not related.

United Brethren Church Hillsdale Stark

Mills County Federal Jurors Drawn for March Court

Mills County men named as grand jurors for the United States court meeting March 10 at Council Bluffs include J. L. Bellatti J. W. Murphy Glenwood Henry Deitchler Mineola Thomas Young Hastings. Trial jurors listed are M. E. Huffaker Silver City John Jungquist Pacific Junction and Ebb Miller Malvern.

Mills County United States Court Council Bluffs J. L. Bellatti J. W. Murphy Glenwood Henry Deitchler Mineola Thomas Young Hastings M. E. Huffaker Silver City John Jungquist Pacific Junction Ebb Miller Malvern

Dangerous Ice Gathers On Missouri River

Plattsmouth ice men led by W. H. Scott Harry Rice and George Becker braved the river with ice hooks. Several fall ins experiences were reported but all were taken with good humor. In Sidney Nebraska an old saloon was demolished uncovering gold bricks valued at 11000 said to be stolen from Pacific Express. An assay confirmed the bricks as genuine gold. Roosevelt denounces corporate dishonesty prompting Congress to back his reform push to avoid future bungling. Mr and Mrs T G Hill of Denison claim longest marriage in US at 69 years. he 90 she 88.

Plattsmouth Missouri River W. H. Scott Harry Rice George Becker Sidney Nebraska Pacific Express Company Roosevelt Congress

Forty-Fifth Hillsdale Wedding Anniversary Remembered

The Hillsdale neighbors gathered to celebrate Mr and Mrs Hume on their forty fifth wedding anniversary. About sixty five guests enjoyed a sumptuous dinner and shared stories. The couple received a rocking chair as a gift and were praised as longtime beloved citizens.

Hume Hyme S. Terry E Coats Mrs. Hume John Supple Prescott Iowa Justin Nowell Peoria Ill Pearl Zimmer Tabor Lillian Weiderhurst Hillsdale

Emerson Honeyman to wed in Gem Kansas this weekend

Emerson Robt Honeyman left Saturday for Gem Kansas to marry his bride Miss Mabel Eaton who grew up locally. Rev G W Maine began revival meetings at Asbury church, with events likely lasting a couple of weeks. Local society notes include H C Haskell’s Nebraska trip and Dr Merritt’s need for an extra physician after a spell of grip.

Robt Honeyman Gem Kansas Bob Mabel Eaton G W Maine Asbury Church H C Haskell Nebraska Merritt Senk W S.S Tipton Carson Rebecca Clemmer J G'Mcgrew Red Oak J L Rouse Stratton H A Stern Abe Shaner

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