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Newspaper

Glenwood Opinion

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1906

Page

5

Mills County Apples Win Silver Medal

A. C. Gourley the Mills County clerk of courts received a silver medal from international judges at the St. Louis exposition of 1894 for Mills County apples gathered by J. W. Murphy. The medal, designed by Adolph A. Weinman and minted in Philadelphia, features symbols of Louisiana Territory and progress, and will be exhibited.

A. C. Gourley Gourley Louisiana Mills County J. W. Murphy Louisiana Territory States France Napoleon Louisiana Purchase

Divide Their Little All in Distress

Emeryville California letter from Emmett Stanley reflects on the San Francisco earthquake ruin in 1906. It describes the 28 seconds of destruction, water mains breaking, fires, and job losses while praising San Francisco’s spirit and generosity amid disaster.

Emeryville Cal Glenwood San Francisco Oakland Bay Pacific Coast C. C. Snuffin Emmett Stanley

Milestone Saskatchewan Letter Praises Growth and Prospects

S A Holcombe of Milestone Saskatchewan expresses gladness at receiving the paper, notes rapid settlement with about two hundred cars of settlers’ effects unloaded this spring, and hails the good cultivation and large crop. He mentions plans for an electric light plant foundry machine shop and flax mill employing 200 to 250 men, wishing success to Queen Mills residents.

S. A. Holcombe Milestone Saskatchewan Canada Queen Mills Milestone

Weather Review For Week Ending June 4 In State

The week opened with a light frost and was cooler early but ended with light showers. Dry conditions aided corn, with sufficient moisture for current needs and a generally strong stand. Moisture deficiency slowed some small grain and hay in pockets, but most crops and pastures show good condition overall. Potatoes and garden crops are in promising shape and the season is favorable.

Lost Louden Cemetery Location Remains Elusive

The Anthony brothers seek the old Louden cemetery, buried on the Kelly farm north of Hillsdale, but memories clash and every reply cites a different spot. The cemetery, among Mills County’s first, faded as London vanished after a storm and Hillsdale rose with a new railroad and depot suburb.

Anthony Brothers Old Louden Old Cemetery London Cemetery Kelly Farm Hillsdale Mills County Center Township London Balfour

Van Ausdale’s In-Bred Corn

Van Ausdale, a Hillsdale-area farmer, stores seed corn from his own thirty-five year breeding of yellow Dent. He selects seed each fall, plants forty five acres with a good stand, and dismisses buying seed from big houses. He believes shaking the old rule about land and breed and credits his success to disciplined breeding and careful planting practices.

Will van Ausdale Hillsdale van. Ausdale van Ausdale

Ground floor discovery kills dandelions with gasoline

Mason City janitor C Lewis discovers a method using gasoline to kill dandelions at the courthouse yard by treating roots. He suggests letting grass seed to renew and cites dandelion seed spread as a reason for natural renewal rather than constant mowing.

C. Lewis Court House Mason City

Glenwood Wall Paper & Paint Co New Stock

When you are going down the Pike call on the Glenwood Wall Paper & Paint Co and see their new stock. New consignment and new styles received every few days.

Pike Glenwood Wall Paper & Paint Co

National Meeting in Glenwood Next Week

The eighth annual session of the national association for the feeble minded will meet in Glenwood Iowa at the state institution. Morning sessions focus on classification methods and school inspections with lectures by Bolton Murdoch Bernstein Summers and Johnstone. Evening talks cover psychological laws brain tumor indications and humane inmate management.

Iowa Glenwood Geo Monridge J. M. Murdoch Polk Chas Bernstein Rome Iit Linensey J. E. Summers Omaha Nebr Sae Eaten R. Johnstone Vineland N. J

Program for Thursday June 14 Mental Science Meeting

Thursday June 14 features a morning session with a business meeting, member reports, election of members, and committee appointments. Papers at 10 include Feeble minded terminology and lack of professional knowledge with presenters Wilmarth and Smith. Afternoon papers at 2 cover Borderland Cases Speech Defects remedies and the influence of defective sight and hearing on mental development by Rogers Weissbrodt and Bicknell with discussions.

A.W. Wilmarth Chippewa Fails Wis H. C.smith Godfrey Ceveecessranes Eosse A. O. Rogers Faribault Minn W. K. Weissbrodt Milwaukee Geo. H. Bicknell Omaha Neb

Off for the Black Hills from Glenwood trip crew

Passengers on the Tuesday Burlington excursion for Deadwood and the Black Hills country from Glenwood include C. E. Dean Frank Wallace Frank Rodman Mrs. D. J. Buckingham Rev. James Skiles Mrs. James Skiles Howard Skiles Fred L. Stillwagon Miss Jessie P. Williams Mrs. L. A. Stillwagon Miss Nora Stranathan.

Glenwood Burlington Deadwood Black Hills C. E. Dean Frank Wallace Frank Rodman D. J. Buckingham James Skiles Howard Skiles Fred L. Stillwagon Jessie P. Williams L. A. Stillwagon Nora, Stranathan

Starbuck Welcomes Another Grandson in Oskaloosa

Tele gram from Oskaloosa Saturday announces birth of a son to Mr and Mrs J H Crookham at 960 oclock that morning Mrs Crookham known here as Frances Starbuck Their second son is named in the notice.

Starbuck Oskaloosa J. H. Crookham

Dr Gidley Runaway Injures Buggy In Mills County

The Sidney Herald reports Dr T W Gidley a veterinarian had a runaway Sunday after leaving his team unhitched. The buggy broke badly and the team ran about a mile before stopping near the home of F M Ten. The incident shows the doctor and his horse team gave a strong effort to reach the destination.

Sidney Herald Mills County T. W. Gidley F. M. Ten

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Berlin Bower Bros Genung L. T. Genung Keya Paha Nebraska R. W. Greenlee Greenlee L. T Niobrara Clint Bert Genung South Omaha L. T. Ranch L. Y Bow Wearin Bert’s Mills Association of Medical Officers of American Institutions Bolton, Lincoln, Neb John Downie Dr. Polgiase Lapeer Mich AL Johnson Beatrice O'cléck Guo. Mocripaz A. Johnson A. C. Rogers Dr. Gidley Robinson’s Jewelry and Music Edison Victor Talking Machines Glenwood Plumbing CO Raymond Trisler Mgr
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