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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1908
Page
2
Fast Mail No. 15 arrives at Glenwood at 7 38 p m Mast Mail No 7 at 1 43 p m No 1 leaves Pacific Junction at 2 00 a m Nos 11 4 13 1 and do not run Sundays
The piece notes Senator Burkett of Nebraska has many friends in Glenwood favoring re election but Omaha papers claim he withdrew from the race. It also reports Samuel V. Proudfit of Iowa named assistant commissioner to the land office and recalls Proudfit's Glenwood ties and past writings. Other items quote editors debating primary cigar rules and speculate on Taft Hughes tickets and presidential prospects.
The Tribune questions responsibility for national dangers and blames the opposition while praising the Republican party. It argues Republicans claim cohesion and law and order, while Democrats seek broad authority leading to chaos and factionalism, warning that a GOP defeat this fall risks weakening the nation and civil order.
Two district court notices from Mills County Iowa printed December 1907 announce lawsuits. First case Gillilland versus Brantner and Gering seeks $1200 for services and a lien foreclosure with remedy to have clerk pay plaintiff. default if not answered by February 4 1908 in Glenwood. Second case Estes versus Cutler and others seeks to quiet title to land described in sections 16 and 21 township 71 range 43 with mortgage cancellation and bar of claims. publication four weeks and final order to publish before February 1908 term.
Samuel Brashear seeks a divorce from Zella Brashear in Mills County Iowa alleging fraud and desertion. The petition must be filed by December 27 1907 with Genung and Genung as attorneys for the plaintiff.
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