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Glenwood Opinion

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1913

Page

2

Highway Notice on Establishing and Vacating County Road 4

The commissioner views to establish a fifty foot highway starting near section 18 two miles north and opening the path through two landowners M rs Robert Kesterson and Miles Kier in Mills County in 1913. Objections or claims for damages must be filed in the Auditor's office by noon August 6 1913 or the highway action proceeds without further notice. Buy them of Hamilton

Robert Kestersom Miles Kier Amd Sum ‘Ming Robert H. Kesterson M. Criswell Mills County

Precious as Gold in Fremont Bank Rescue

Chase Prescott, acting president of the Wyoming Banking Co, races to avert a run on Fremont National with a 25,000 dollar shipment from Casper. A washout delays delivery, but a wagon load of iron washers from a hardware store fools the crowd and saves the bank just in time, allowing Prescott to keep his wedding as planned that night with Ina in Fremont.

Chase Precatt Wyoming Banking Company Fremont Casper Wyo Chase Prescott Muddy River House Dick Moses Ina Casper National Fremont National Telegraph Office Chase Prescott Scott the Bank Expresa Daily Story Pub. Co

Life and lore of mythical beasts and unicorns

The article surveys legendary creatures such as the phoenix, dragon, and unicorn. It notes the unicorn's gentle nature, its horn as a supposed antidote to poison, and its presence in French royal table lore and Chinese legends. It also mentions unicorns as supporters in Scottish and British heraldry.

France China Scotland

Neutral Water in Rivers Fishing Zone Explained

Old fishermen describe a neutral water zone in rivers where salt and fresh water meet. This mid river area rarely shifts, with saltwater fish visiting on the ocean side and freshwater fish lingering on the river fringe. Casting into this neutral zone yields few catches for either group.

Hat-Catching Out West

A westbound traveler recalls a windblown hat mishap in a frontier town. He says a fellow townsman warned him not to chase it, noting another hat would come along soon. The tale captures frontier humor and the rough charm of early western life.

West Montana Harles Waterner Pardner

Switzerland’s Second Bullet Cartoon Sparks Debate

A Dundee Advertiser nugget notes a Picture Postcard showing a German emperor with a Swiss soldier firing at a target. The caption asks what Switzerland would do if 200,000 Germans entered, prompting the soldier’s reply about needing a second bullet. The piece reflects Swiss resolve and defense pride.

Switzerland Dundee Advertiser

Renew Our Edges Like Tools and Axes

Mark Twain warns that people neglect self care while caring for objects. He compares resting land and a dull razor to a nation unused to renewal and urges taking time to sharpen personal abilities. The quote urges periodic self renewal to become more robust thinkers and doers.

Mark Twain

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Gilbert Bennett R. H. Daniel Boston Angel Hartman’s Bakery Mr. Carlyle Blackwell Miss Elsie Greeson Alice Miss Geet Gardner Mr. Earle Willams Jim Marguerita The Mission Funds California Selig Bedelia Vitagraph Mary Charleson Lubin Maurice Costello Biograph Hamilton Chamberlain William Orvis Clare, Mich A. J. Howe Jones’ Plain Price Store Schultz Power Creek Mfg. Co Council Bluffs Iowa Olds L. E.lgeil Glenwood
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