Iowa Soldiers Reunion Draws Iowa, Other States Troops
Des Moines hosted a large reunion for Iowa veterans from regiments across the Civil War era, with attendees including 8000 to 9000 Iowa soldiers and up to 10,000 overall. Des Moines showed strong patriotic display as regiments from 1861 to 1865 were honored, flags flown, and crowds cheered during a grand parade and addressed by Gov Clark, Mayor Hanma, and other veterans leaders.
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Kamowi
Starbuck
Opinion Ediion
Glenwood
Towaee
Des Moines
Lowa
Towa
Yvilie
Doda
Blufés
Amid
Gyrus Bussey
Cavailry
Iowa
Maime
California
Canada
Mest
Gem Dodge
Des Micimes
Gov, Clark
Hanma
S. H. H. Byews
Meadium
Dodge Gar
J.D. Brownwinkler
Bussey
Dept
W R O
Fox
Muscatun
W. R
Finsley
Cali
Grace M
Chumeh
Fourth of July Committees Appointed in Glenwood
J W Murphy chairs the Fourth of July committees in Glenwood with appointments across Amusement and Entertainment Parades Music Advertising Refreshments Concessions Decorations Balloon Ascension Grounds and Seating and Officials of the Day Clayton Murphy serves as officer of the day and heads the displays. The list names D McAdams C L Dudley G K Rohnson J M Donelan Joe McCurdy W P Allbe Hoffman W S Lewis Roy Hamey Lloyd Dunn Dr Frank E Donelan J W Carter B T Agum W H Hamilton C E Swartz G L Dunn C E Carey Ralph Cunningham Wall De Moss Geo C Free D B Lewis Frank E B Donelan L E Geil T J Jones Geo H Zimmer Henry Millinan J R Hubbell D G Jiam ism Wim Sleank Gee L Haley Ina Y Mc Knight A H Crewfond L Lambert Clayton Murphy.
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D. McAdams
C. L. Dudley
K. Rohnson
Fred Kirkendall
SM. Criswell
Edwards
B. Mathews
Olson
J. M. Donelan
Joe McCurdy
W. P. Allbe
Hoffman
W. 5. Lewis
Roy Hamey
Lloyd Dunn
Frank E. Donelan
J-W. Carter
B. T. Agum
W. H. Hamilton
C. EB. Swartz
L Dunn
C. E. Carey
Ralph Cunningham
Young Refreshments
Wall de Moss
Geo. C. Free
D. BR
Lewis
Frank EB
Donelan
L. E. Geil
T. J. Jones
Geo. H. Zimmer
Henry Millinan
J. R. Hubbell
Baloon Ascension
D. G
Jiamism
Wim, Sleank
Gee
L. Haley
Ina Y McKnight
A. H. Crewfond
L. Lambert
Digplay
Clayton Murphy
Merrill Meyers Graduates From Des Moines College
Merrill Meyers received his diploma from a Baptist college in Des Moines on Wednesday. His parents Mr and Mrs Ed Meyers and his younger brother attended the ceremony. The group returned home Wednesday night and Thursday. Fred Deam and Canton, fellow students, joined them Friday and the trio visited Connell Bluffs to sing in the college quartette that evening. Merrill plans to enter Rush Medical College in Chicago this fall to study medicine.
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Milla County
Merrill Meyers
The
Baptist College
Des Moines
Tis Pamentis
Ed Meyers
Amd
Merri
Fred Deam
Canton
Connell Blufifs
Merrill
Rush Medical College
Chicago
Mills County Board Proceedings June 1913 Highlights
Mills County Iowa board of supervisors met in the auditor's office on June 6 1913 with Estes Cheyney and Lakin present. Bills listed include salaries and various county expenses. Actions covered quit claim deed authorization road designation and highway petition decisions with adjournments to June 12 1918.
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Mills County
Glenwood Town
Jlane
Board of Supervisors
Iowa
dJume
W. M. Esteschaimmean
TL. H. Cheyney
OE. Lakin
Poot Farm
Coromers Petaam
Menschel
St. Berdards Hospital
Jd. M. Ayer
GOS
Pia Weed
Chas. Howard
Lyoms Township
Jhar
J. Herfield
Geo. Goimer
Anerson
R. R. Nimmo
J. E. Williams
Albert Edie
C. C . Woitte
Iadom
India
A. Coffman
W. M. Eaters
H. H .Cheyney
Lakim
O.K
F. EB
L. Hester
P.M
Jume
S.'M
Caiswell County
Anwistor
W. M. Estes
Olivia Man
Death in Our Midst Anpher veteran Isaac N Clover passes away
Isaac N Clover died at his northwest town home Friday evening February 13th. Funeral services were conducted by Rev Weaver of Tabor and Rev Graves of this city at the family residence Sunday at three o clock. Ex soldiers served as pallbearers. Clover was born February 19 1837 in Sherman Illinois and died at age 76. He enlisted in Co A 130th Illinois Infantry in the Civil War. He married twice producing ten children, seven of whom survive, with three sons and one daughter living in this city with their mother. One brother J I Clover also survives.
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Anpher
Isaac N. Clover
North West
Towm
Weaver
Tabor
Graves
Caty
Sherm
Keir
Co. A
Haly Dishrew
Clover
Death at Malvern Buries Odd Time Citizen
Alfred Bellwood father of Constable Bellwood died at about 60 years. Born in Iowa he moved with parents to Union County and then Mills County before settling in the state circa 1865. Wife preceded him. Six children survive including son Dr. H. B. Bellwood of Alliance Nebraska. One sister and two others attended the bedside. they were Ang, Rebecca Cox and Mrs Delliia Bellwood. Kinney relatives and spouses attended the funeral.
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Malvern
Malyverm
Alfred Bellwood
Constable BR
Es Bellwood
Q Io
Union Co
Towa
Mills Co
H. B. Bellewood
Allianne Nebr
Calif
Ang
Rebecca
Cox
Migs Delliia Bellwood
One Hundred Thirty Sixth Anniversary of the Flag
June 14th 1777 marked the adoption of our flag's design. Since then forty eight states have joined, each adding stars and stripes to the nation’s emblem. The busy Glenwood area hosted visitors E. W. James and a Woodbine guest with the Lincoln family in a Civil War era tone.
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America
Glenwood
E. W. James
Woodbine
Thomas Lincoln
Disturbance and thieving reported in local area
Alleged disturbance leads to arrests of Parl Doom and Will Owens of Glenwood, jailed for a few days each after a judge’s remand. A Methodist church lecture on Gettysburg drew a small crowd. Petty thefts around Pacific Jumellion include ham thefts, harness and buggy losses, and a broken Mrs. Kroon window. Misses Pearl Zimmer, Pearl Garst, and Miss Longshame depart for a six week Summer Normal at Town College Cedar Falls.
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Parl Doom
Will Owens
Glenwood
John Olson
Pacific Jumellion
Nate Huey
Mr. Frazer
Kroon
Pearl Zimmer
Pearl Garst
Town College
Cedlar
Longshame
Emerson Willl
Nebrasha State University Commencement Honors 332 Graduates
Nebrasha State University Lincoln awarded 332 degrees across 18 departments. Arts and Sciences led with 171 graduates including Lora, plus 14 Bachelors in Science, 15 in Agriculture, 5 in Forestry, 11 in Home Economics, and engineering and science degrees in Civil, Electrical, and Mechanical engineering. Master’s and doctoral awards plus 26 officers earned commissions. Dr David Stary Jordan of Leland Stanford University delivered the address on war and peace, stressing arbitration and the costs of conflict.
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Nebrasha State University
Lincoln
College of Arts
Lora
Collesa
Agriculture
Glenwood
Misa Susanna Thompson
Denver
Lang
Gifford N. Hale
Teachers College
Mili—etary
Kent Coloniels
Fouw
Kent
David Stary Jiordan
Leland Stanford University of California
Mani
Alf
Flegard
Rome
England
Spain
Sophacles
Schiller
Amold Fremehi
Brownell
Im—Terest
Aearrs
Fruit Growers Urged to Form a Glenwood Association
Framing a true fruit organization is urged as essential by local observers in Glenwood. A splendid berry crop proves the need while current markets show disorganization. Advocates call for a steady market and proper handling facilities to stabilize the fruit trade and boost producer cooperation.
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Logan
Tlhe
Logam
John FV. Lacey
W. P. Hepburn
G. A. RB
Miet
John D. Brown
Emsuimg
Willett
J.W. Murphy
Finance
Conny
M. Logam
G. K. Jidlingon
McGueny
Rebick Comaniesion
AL A
Utterhavk
R. AL Wills
Dalen
Estes
Visitation
Howe
Nel. Cay
Rem
Dana & Danthey
Midse Cowart Hose
Ecc
Eee Renee
J.D. Twammmonger, Co
Mies Court House
J. W. Kelley
Albert Stephens
Comier- Vmuce
James
Labor Court House Yard
Wihite
P. M. Post Camds & Spostama
H. OM
Ewen
Matt Parrott & Song
Fidlan & Chambers
Nee Beacom
Emerson Chronicle
Edgar Chusty
W. Drag
Pisco
Tabor & Norther R.R. Co. Freight
Lumber
C.B. &Q BR. Co
C. BQ QR. R. Co
Demurage
Ear Bamiber
Jight Powers
Tabor Wogles
Robert Knight
Lewis Meyers
Edi Davis
J. M. Frnaynear
Walter Scott
Be, F. Sowers
Wim, Wimsel
Dick Fisher
Bridge Funnd
Miles Kier
Labor
Yank Dellium
Henry Hubbell
Jason Standiford
TLH
Cheyney
Adwing Express
Geo
Masters
School
Bill
Edmonds
F. J. Wallace Lbr. Co. Lumber
W. Wedmore, Pilting
Solamoff, Rowe
J. L. Ross
A. Hamilton
Convinces
Fat Catttle
Earl Miller
St. Joseph
Might
Wiayme Choaibe
View Orsdel
Methodist Church
Gettysburg
Hamilton
Nebraska University
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