Personal Notes From Glenwood and Nearby Areas
Local notes report visitors and moves inclining toward Glenwood and surrounding towns. Jas, Lawyers of Omaha, visited his mother. Mrs. J A McCluskey went to Shenandoah. Rev W N Graves preached to Odd Fellows. D S Standiford to act as court house janitor. Mrs W L Camp returned to Cumming Iowa after a week here.
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Hamilton
Cumimes
Tabor
Glenwood
Jas
Omaha
J. A. McCluskey
Shenandoah
Emenids
W.N. Graves
Odd Fellows
Methodist Church
Standiford
Court House
Viam Kink
W. L. Camp
Cumming
Iowa
J. F. Haines
Parkdale
Colo
G. W. Richards
Onnabal
Mage
Hans
Red Oak Priday
C. M. McFarland
Dean
Town
Atty
C. T. Genung
Bluffs Om
Satuay
Winnie Gustin
Hastings Way
Wmerson
Mr. Standiford
L. B. Seymour
Malvern Spen
Omaha and area visitors fill Memorial Day scene
Duly Males spent Sunday in Omaha while visitors from Omaha and Denver arrived for Memorial Day events. Local residents share news of visits, planned travels, and church social reminders. A tornado relief effort, rifle drill, and various society meetings anchor the community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omeha
Mas. Boyd
Omaha
J.B. Mearsham
Denver
C. BE. Carey
Margaret
Sion City
A. Tiptom i
Seth Deain
Fred K. Meyers
W. H
Colorado
RK. Hininghteys
Corte Town
Tor Woalling Wiho
Omana
Amd
Tuambert Amd
Wendell
Prairie City
Anl
Malvern
Dixon
Regular Army
Bierman
Co. T
Goto
Baptist ‘Woman’s Mission’ Society
Jume Sth
J. GB. Ross
Ed Winight Sonh
Change in Business: Glenwood Cafe Sold to Mershon
J B Colwell sold the Glenwood Cafe to Samuel Mershon and his son J B Mershon will operate the restaurant again. Colwell conducted a meat and respectable business and many regret to see him leave.
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J. B. Colwell
Glenwood Cafe
Samuel Mershon
J. B. Mershon
Mr. Colwell
Pathé Weekly No. 18 The Hero CoWways in Essanay
The week features a powerful dramatic subject The Hero CoWways from Essanay and Belinda Spoils a Romance a Vitagraph comedy.
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Pathe Weekly
Essanay
Belinda
Vitagraph
First Test of Barometer Warns About Instrument Reliability
The article explains how to test a barometer for air and moisture contamination by boiling mercury and listening for a click or muffled sound, noting that air bubbles indicate air presence and that any mercury adhesion or convex flattening suggests issues. It warns to place the instrument in expert hands for rectification and critiques the common weather glass for unreliability.
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Harper's Weekly
Pointing Out The Perfect Man Nuisance
In Bow ton a vaudeville performer voices boasts of finding a perfect woman while a real estate man dismisses the notion and jokes about locating the perfect nuisance. The exchange, cited by the Youngstown Telegraph, hints at playful office banter and municipal chatter.
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Hetate
Bowton
Dai
Yaungstown
Origin of Playing Cards Through the Ages
The article reviews debated origins of playing cards, noting Belgian 1379 use, Italian Venice 1370 emergence, and later French 1392 claims. It dismisses astrology links, cites ancient gambling as motive, and mentions Glenwood celebration context and a Fourth ingrench style.
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Franci
Charles VI
D’allemagne
Belgium
Italy
Venice
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Glenwood Panatorium
Fallanes
Mintle & DeBrohun Bik
West of Robinson’s
Mr. Adamson
MeChusky
S. Rowe
Rockport
Plattville Towm
Pacitfiic Junction
Rowe
Bennett
Wiseer
Plattsmouth Nebr
Chriswisser
L. Hainey
Hig
Chitiswigger
Kodaks
Robinson
Harry Beauchamp
Opinion
Bedford Town
Mamed Place
Beamchiamp
Prescott
J. A. Stonebraker
Henderson
P.M. Gadwell
D. B. Bellwood
N. S. Genung
Frink.Ridgeway
Court Lhonge
J. W. Parr
Osceola
Messrs
Gettler and Rathke
Mills Counts
National Bank
Percy McMannius
Perry
Miss Gladys
Mannie Linville
Grace Kepler
Nebrasika
Yin
Alice Joyce
Edison
Edwin
G. M. Anderson
Doh Bunny
Japan
Selig
Miller & Phipps
Iola
C. H. Nold Lumber Co
A. H. Crawford
Glenwood, Iowa
D.G. Jamison &Co
McCall
Mills County Abstract Company
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