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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1908
Page
5
Calendar outlines key school dates and duties for teachers and officers. It lists picture day, exams, library checks, holidays, elections, and memorials, plus notes on county association meetings, free text books, and enforcement of school laws.
The document outlines February eighth grade exams with eligibility rules for April, minimum averages and deadlines for notifying the county superintendent by February 15. It also covers potential April postponement if winter terms end early, plus the imperative need to buy library books. It notes library use and funding, urging officials to select books with county help. Written by W. M. Moore County Superintendent.
A Glenwood bachelor sends playful verse to an Omaha suitor with a series of color coded bows. He writes that different colored bows prompt return messages and vows of love or mock reluctance, ending with a preference for a black bow.
Gladys Billings, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Billings, found laudanum spilled on a table and drank it while her mother was momentarily away. The child grew drowsy and died despite doctors' efforts, as the community mourns with the bereaved family.
Washington notes Elmer J. Burkett of Nebraska as the youngest Senate member, a strong campaigner and stumper. Friends say his home state ties could help carry Nebraska for a Bryan ticket, with Hanna praising his natural political talent and potential for the presidency.
Butter maids at Glenwood have struck, leaving butter scarce. Creamery butter arrives to fill demand at 35c per pound, making production costly. Many farm wives prefer churning their own butter, while creamery butter remains expensive.
Elizabeth Engle and Monte Bomar were wed Wednesday January 15 at the poor farm with about 80 guests. Rev. HB Geniofficiating, maid of honor Miss Etta Bomar and best man Mr. Fred McIntire assisted. A three course dinner followed with cards and dancing. Bomar son of C D Bomar near Glenwood. Engle sister to Mrs. A P Travis.
Mrs. W. M. Davidson received a letter from Mrs. Martin formerly Miss Alice Smith, sharing clippings about a Boyle Heights Christian Church revival led by Bro. Stivers. The church welcomed new members with a reception at East Second and Breed streets, with department heads praising the work and resolutions of thanks passed for Bro. Stivers and Pastor Martin and his wife.
Guy Newcomer age 19 of Plattsmouth dropped twenty feet into a shaft at a new custodial building on the Institution grounds in Glenwood. He landed mostly on cement sacks that broke his fall and was treated at the Commercial hotel by Dr. Benson before returning home.
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