Opposed to a Third Term for Governor Convention Resolve
Mills county Republicans affirm old party principles and praise Roosevelt as we prepare for August state accord. Delegates oppose a third-term governor, authorize county votes, and note 127 delegates from 17 primaries with named precinct directors and selections. The report records temporary leadership, committee action, and partial delegation listings by precinct.
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Mills County
Abraham Lincoln
Ulysses S. Grant
William McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Iowa
Congress
Commonwealth
State Convention Delegates Named for Des Moines Meeting
Delegates and alternates chosen for the state convention at Des Moines on August 1. Listed are Jno Y Stone, M F Dilley, J E Wickham, F H Nipp, D L Heinsheimer, Jno Parker, W S Lewis, Grant Summers, J C Stone, J L Anderson, A B Judson, C E Dean, A J Chantry, L H Stroud, A E Cook, GB Miller, Moses Weaver, C W Black, AB Washburn, AP Travis, JS Criswell, AH Dolph, H H Woodrow. Council Bluffs July 24 reports WHITE CLOUD, LYONS, and alternates named. W P Wortman chosen chairman of the county central committee.
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Jno
Y Stone
Dilley
Wickham
H Nipp
Heinsheimer
Jno Parker
S Lewis Grant Summers
C Stone
L Anderson
Judson
Dean
Chantry
H Stroud
Cook
Miller Moses Weaver
W Black
AB Washburn
Travis JS Criswell
AH Dolph
H H Woodrow
Appointment of Hiram Booth as Utah district attorney
Shinn’s pupil Frank Shinn comments on Hiram Booth’s rise from Wheeler’s Grove near Carson to Utah district attorney. Booth, once Carson Critic editor, studied law with Shinn in 1883, moved to Salt Lake in 1888, became territorial and then first Salt Lake City state senator, and helped draft the state code. Ebaugh and C. Office over Bower Bros.
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Frank Shinn
Carson
Hiram Booth
United States
Utah
Booth
Wheeler’s Grove
Carson Critic
Shinn
Salt Lake
Territorial
Salt Lake City
Quaker Gray Suits Debut in Glenwood Tabor Game
A ballgame is scheduled next Tuesday afternoon between Glenwood's new ball club and the Tabor club. Glenwood's team is to debut with uniforms arriving from Boston in Quaker gray, costing about 100 dollars.
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Glenwood
Tabor Club
Glenwood Club
Boston
Cadets Visit Glenwood From Council Bluffs High School
Cadets from Council Bluffs high school visit Glenwood for a week of summer activities. They camp on west hill Chau tauqua grounds and enjoy a dress parade, an Institution grounds drill, a public ball game, and civic gatherings with local residents.
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Glenwood
Council Bluffs High School
West Hill
Mogridge
Mills County Medical Society Meets at Emerson on June 7
The Mills County Medical Society held its semi annual meeting at Emerson on Thursday June 7 with five local physicians and Dr Wall of Folsom joining from here. Dr Brunig presided in Dr Craig's absence as East bound president. Papers read covered Hematoma of the Stern Mastoid Puerperal Eclampsia Auto intoxication Acute Conjunctivitis. Dinner followed with a unique menu including Mania a Potu Ligut Diet Relis Proteids and Carbohydrates Acute Gastritis and Gouty Diathesis.
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Mills County Medical Society
Emerson
Wall
Folsom
Merritt
McDill
Craig
Brunig
J. M. Donelan
C. H. de Witt
E. A. Merritt
H. W. Benson
Memorial Services For I.C.O.F. At M E Church
The Odd Fellows held memorial services at the M E church on Sunday June 10 with a large turnout of lodge members and visitors. Rev Peter Jacobs of Tabor delivered an instructive and pleasing sermon, assisted by Rev L D Brainerd. After the service the procession went to the cemetery for the graves decoration ceremony.
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The
Odd Fellows
M. E
Peter Jacobs
Tabor
L. D. Brainerd
Masons Report Routine Grand Lodge Meeting in Des Moines
Alfred Davis of Glenwood Masonic Lodge says little occurred beyond routine business at the grand lodge gathering in Des Moines last week. A notable change is officers to be installed in January rather than December. Attendees from the area included P. Cunningham Malvern L F McFadon Emerson Dr Pittman Tabor.
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Alfred Davis
Glenwood
What a Piano Store
A Mills County piano shop explains its stock is sold out with only one organ left. The store assures customers all pianos are new, rarely older than thirty days, and promises ten pianos in the next thirty days from Bush & Gerts Tryber Chickering and Cable factories.
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Tryber
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Mills County
Robinson’s
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