Local notes reflect travel and community events in Glenwood
Westbound passenger Fay Wright, Oscar Hertz bicycle theft, and Mrs H H Dean visiting relatives near Iowa City. Reports detail shoppers, farm labor, graduations, and local social visits across Glenwood and surrounding areas with multiple mentions of residents from Malvern Ottumwa Lincoln and Hamburg.
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Hamilton
Fay Wright
Wing Field
Pacific Jivnetion
Glennwood
H. H. Dean
Iowa City
Williams
Nebr J
Oscar Hertz
Malvern
Thim
Asbury
Ottumwa
Fred Reagoner
Chillipom
Ama Page
Joseph Perkins
L. T. Geming
Nebraska Rumeh
Mas
B. Nieleou
Lincoln
Witile
Des Moines
Opin
Wilitar
John W. Moon
Ed. Lawson
Finlay
Nebraska
Ion Belald
Chenwood
A. W. Black
A. J. Channey
Malyem
Mr. Diweksem
Flower Mission Day at State Institution to Honor Belmond Leader
Flower Mission Day will be observed at the state institution with Thinman of Belmond, Iowa delivering the annual oration. The event marks the institution’s dedication to charitable work and community service.
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Bniday Wall
State Institution
Mins
Thinman
Belmond
Lowa
Safe Druggists Sell E Ru Sa Pile Cure Glenwood Ad
A Glenwood druggist advertises E Ru Sa as a safe pile cure claiming it contains no opiates, no lead, and no poisons. It promises a $50 guarantee if not a cure and notes Lowne's Pharmacy as the seller.
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Glenwood
Elowne
Soho
Old Time Relic Invitation For New Year Ball
A weathered card invites a New Year’s ball at Lunkim’s hall in Glenwood Iowa on January 1 1875. The small admission fee is 3 dollars. Committee of announcements C H Diyar A S Ober March J P Jackson C G T Foster C I S Kaxon Committee of invitation D B Lufkim H B Williams A J Russell D L Heimsheimer Committee of reception O E Mallory M Miller TA Donelan Floor Managers N F Donaldson C T Foster T P Ballard. The card is a curiosity and relic of former days.
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Mr. Richards
Henry Brown
Lunkim’s
Glenwood Lowa Jian
C. H. Diyar
A. S. Ober
Mar. J. P. Jackson
Cg.t. Foster
C. 1S. Kaxon
D. B. Lufikim
H. B. Williams
A.J. Russell
D. L. Heimsheimer
O.E. Mallory
M. Miller TA. Donelan
N. F. Donaldson
C.T. Foster
T. P. Ballard
Strawberry Market Note From Greenwood
A fragmentary report highlights the week long interest in the strawberry market with Greenwood noted as a growing supplier. The text emphasizes local pride and the unusually high quality of berries observed, reflecting marketplace optimism.
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Ulprauna
Juimwoli
Negro Killed Near Wolgomool Rail Track
About nine A M on Sunday two negroes fishing found a dead man by the railroad track about one mile north of Wolgomool The sheriff and coroner were notified and investigated The victim was about 23 years old and five feet tall The name appeared to be Jnolun Duf
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W. N. Graves
Chariton
Wirldo
Barwin
Talcott
Visi
Humphreys
Earl Barber
Mrr
Mas. E. Barber
J.W. Murpus
Brown
Berny
Hamburg
Edna E. Dorry Hederson
R. Ti. Bields
W. H. Hawkins
Meadow Grove
Nebr
Cora Hawking
Dimi
Dudley
Jimaes Putz Eibhons
Fiolm Garst
M. J. Williams
Wolgom
Bustmell
J. M. Donelim
Jiolun Duf
Death on the Track Near Glenwood Cemetery
Shorty alias Ty of St Louis was found dead after a northbound K C line hit him while asleep on a rock pile beside the Burlington right of way. A revolver with four chambers loaded, a bottle, and two dollars in money were found. The death was ruled an accident. E M Meyers buried the body at Glenwood cemetery. Another suspect, a negro with a fresh scar, was released after being cleared.
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Shorty
St. Louis
Rip Rap Gamg
Burlington
H. O
K. C. Grain
Daffy
A Good Investment With Chamberlain Medicine
W. H. Magli of Whitemound Wisconsin bought a stock of Chamberlain medicines to supply customers. After delivery he fell ill and says one small bottle of Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was worth more to him than the entire stock. For sale by A J Howe.
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Magli
Whitemound
Wis
Chamberlain
A. J. Howe
Highway Notice Sets Public Road Alteration in Mills County Iowa
The commissioner to view and establish a fifty foot highway along specified lines in section 18 71 42 NW at P.M. with points near the present road. Vacating county road number 4 between described points. Lands of Mrs. Robert Kesterson and Miles Kier affected. Objections or claims for damages must be filed with the Auditor by noon August 6, 1913. S. M. Criswell, Auditor.
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Robert Kestersom
Miles Kier
P.M
Amd
Amning
Southawest
Mumber
Robert T. Kesterson
M. Criswell
Mills County
Iowa
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J. W. Manphy
Charles Bomer
Fresno Cali
May Rathike
Omesda
von Goetz
North Platte
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Nebra
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University of Nebraska
Dillard N. Tate
Lona B. Cunningham
Henrs
College of Arts
Susana Thompson
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Clyde Stranathan
Marshall Dun
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Clement
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Geo. Livengood
Mary Register
Pacifice Jumellon
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Dare
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Mich
Louise Woodwalit
Tere Dub
Ualee
Mag
Woodland
Loondeen Taebors
Yarukton
College South da
J. W. Carter
G. W. Mickelwait
Otrd Nebrand
Mms. Minin Gutsinger
Hbuiniborg Indiana
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Vail Mars
AL Dt
Laurdey
Derktonsl Down
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Diuun
Ruthie Jsuughenty
John
Joe
Howeal
Maury Brown
Mermill Myers
Paustou
Mey Dad
Cumfy
Jones’ Plain Price Store
Flower Mission
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D.G. Jamison & Co
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C. H. Nold Lumber Co
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