Death of Mr Lincoln in Iowa through apoplexy
Conflicting reports say Mr Lincoln died after apoplexy while working in a field near Clinton Iowa. He collapsed on a cultivator, was taken home, died at the hospital about three hours later. Funeral held at Pacific Junction Methodist Church with Rev Howard officiating. He was 59, born in Ohio, left a wife three sons Roy Harry and Carl and a daughter Ethel. Interred at Glenwood cemetery. He leaves a brother and sister and several in-laws. The paper notes a family connection to Mesdames Vinton Miller and Laughlin and Ralph Vinton. Also mentioned is a grandson Jim Crookham who was badly hurt last week but is recovering.
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Lincoln
Agen
Howard
Pacific Junction
Ohio
Hvas
Ioava
Clinton
Roy Harry
Carl
Ethel
Mesdames
Samuel Vinton
al Miller
Laughlin
Ralph Vinton
Citien
Burr Oak Community Notes Highlight Visits and Church
Burr Oak residents report visits among neighbors with Mrs. F. E. Dashner hosting and Jessie and Leona McCrare's trips to Percival and Nebraska City. Church was held Sunday with Rev. Warchester from Tabor. another service planned for June 25. Several families attend events in Omaha, Lincoln, and Emerson, including students at Lincoin summer school and visits to relatives statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr Oak
W. Johnson
F. E. Dashner
Jessie
Leona McCra’ry
Percival
Leona
Nebraska City
Ella Johnson
Bess McCrary
Warchester
Tabor
Byson
Claire Dashner
Alfred
Wayne Buckingham
F. E
C. H. Dashner
Hopp and Estes
Jessie McCrary
Buckingham
Otis
Nebraska
James Harmer
A. J. Buckingham
Boyd McCrary
Omaha
A. J’s Auto
Bessie McCrary
Hazel Harmer
Lincolnn
Nebr
Mary Culver
Sim
Leona McCrary
John Harmer
Sisters of
Emerson
Louise Dashner
C. P. Johnson
Paying Crop Report On Strawberry Yield At State Institute
Superintendent Colter of the orchard and fruit department reports on the strawberry crop for the year. From one quarter acre, at market price, proceeds totaled 192 dollars, with heat and winds limiting potential. He questions if strawberries are the most practical crop to grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colter
Orchard and Fruit Department
State Institution
Patel
Golter
Kind Neighbor Cultivates 50 Acres for Sick Farmer
A dozen and a half neighbors gathered Friday afternoon at R euben Ross's farm to plow and cultivate nearly fifty acres of corn for the ill man who had been hospital bound. The act, done to ease his burden, drew praise from his wife and local residents alike, illustrating community spirit and shared labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Ross
Good Road Enthusiast Sees Worth of Auto Roads
W R Bruce and family returned Saturday from a ten day auto trip, visiting Osceola Des Moines Marshalltown and Carroll before rain forced them home by train. Bruce praised well graded roads and urged adoption of road improvements. The Baptist Ladies Kensington will meet Mrs L W Russell Tuesday at 2 30 PM. For sale or rent upper Walnut Street residence Jos W McEwen Holyoke Colo. Ford roadster for sale by first available, 18 20 HP with magneto and gas.
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W. R. Bruce
Osceola
Des Moines
Marshalltown
Carroll
Bruce
Baptist Ladies
Kensington
L. W. Russell
Walnut Street
Jos
W. McEwen
Holyoke
Colo
Emerson Chronicle Notes and Local Happenings
Emerson Chronicle reports trips by C C Lakin to Chicago with four cattle cars and Thos Steiner with one, J P McGill visiting Glenwood with his daughter, Miss June Woods birthday celebrations, visits by Miss Marjorie Tollinger and Miss Faye Tollinger, Mrs W F Tollinger meeting relatives in Emerson, and home improvements by BE Weed including a two story roof raise and furnace-ready basement. Also noted is the marriage of Zene A Tollinger in Avoca to a son of longtime Emerson residents, with local family ties expanding regional connections. The piece closes with a Washington Star anecdote about Judge Hanger and a witty exchange with a woman who accuses him of forgetting the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Chronicle
C.C. Lakin
Chicago
Steiner
J.P. McGill
Glenwood
Roy Woods
James Woods
MccGill
June Woods
W. F. Tollinger
Conneil Bhattis Satunday
Misses Faye
Marjorie Tollinger
Sioux City
Emerson
Marjorie
Emer’son
Council Brufus
Faye
Kansas City
BE. S. Weed
Weed
Zene A. Tollinger
Avc
J.n.tollinger
The
Chronicle
A. Tollinger
J.Q. Graham
Rirs
BE. L. Carson
Children's Day at Methodist Church Celebrations
Yesterday marked Jane Children’s Day at the Methodist Church with Sunday School activities. Flags bunting and flowers adorned the interior. A program of recitations and songs featured a 40 girl choir performing The Holy City led by Rev Graves. Evangelist Adams of Des Moines preached in the evening.
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Methodist Church
Holy City
Graves
Evangelist Adams
Des Moines
Walnut Grove Traders Move Cattle and Hogs to Chicago
Walnut Grove residents Henry Shinw and Geo Reafleng shipped a car load of cattle and hogs to Chicago last week. Several local families, including Nellie Shannon, Ethel and Pearl Bailor, and the Hubbells, visited Glenwood and nearby homes. The cherry trees yielded fruit for the first time in four years, while George Reafleng sold hogs and a shipment mishap occurred when a steers overheated en route to Tibor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Grove
Henry Shinw
Chicago
Nellie Shannon
Glenwood
Ethel
Pearl Bailor
Ethel Hubbell
Chas
Cheyney
Family Calla
George
Guss Reenfleng
Ruby Asman
Thurman
Esther Shasnon
Gilbert
M. W. Hubell
Ohio
Sam’ Powers
W. O. Fox
Elia Johnson
Lida
Mirs
W O. Fox
Ethel Pearl
Harry Bailor
Naoma Hubbell
Jean
Daisy
Geo
Henry Shaw
Doan's Kidney Pills Promoted For Glenwood Readers
Kidney diseases are dangerous and progress silently says Glenwood resident W. J. Stout. Doan's Kidney Pills are endorsed as a proven remedy by local customers who report relief from backache lameness and urinary trouble after use. The ad notes a Buffalo company as national manufacturers and urges readers to remember the brand and price.
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Glenwood
W. J. Stout
Walnut St. Glenwood
Red Cross Drug Co
Foster-Milbuam Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doans
Regular Examination Dates for Uniform County Certificates
The next regular examination for uniform county certificates will be held at my office in Glen Woul Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, June 28 29 and 30 1911. The examination will begin promptly at 8 oclock Wednesday morning. Regulations governing the same will be sent upon request. GEO. E. MASTERS Co SuptBaws.
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Glenwoul
Reqwest
GEO. E. Masters Co
McAlexander Conklin Unite In Glenwood Wedding
Justice Howard Otis marries Myrtle McAlexander and Wadd Conklin of Glenwood in a simple ceremony at the Glenwood Cemetery area. Conklin is a young farmer. Myrtle is daughter of Mr and Mrs BR McAlexander. Best wishes go with the couple. Also a local ad touts Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera Diarrhea Remedy as summer family medicine, sold by A J Howe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAlexander - Conklin
Howard Otis
Myrtle McAlexander
Wadd Conklin
Glenwood
Chamberlainy
A. J. Howe
Mrs Wright and Family Visit From Green Forest
Mrs Eliabeth Wright daughter Ruth and son Alfred arrived last week from Green Forest to visit son and brother Jo Waight and his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliabeth Wright
Ruth
Alfred
Green Forest
Ao Waight
Eae
Farmer and tenant arbitration over farm dispute near Mal vern
Mr Ole Johnson a prominent farmer near Mal vern and tenant Chas Knight with son Ralph faced a serious dispute. They sought legal help from C B Dean and W B Lewis and submitted grievances to a board of arbitration. The board inspected the farm and reached a satisfactory conclusion ordering Johnson to pay Knight and have him move off while Johnson relinquished all rights to the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Johnson
Malvern
Chas
Knight
Ralph
Glenwood
C. B. Dean
Lewis
Johnson
Glasses offered with modern eye testing and $5 deal
Leffert's Opticians at 503 Broadway promises accurate eye exams with the most modern methods. Customers may obtain quality lenses in 25-year gold filled frames for five dollars, with a note to visit the optical department when in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeke
Leffert's Opticians
Broadway
Pearl
Local church and parsonage improvements noted
The Episcopal church has its roof reshingled and will receive a fresh coat of paint soon. Mr Frank Ridgeway’s large residence was painted, as was W F Hill’s. Improvements are also underway at both the Methodist and Congregational parsonages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ridgeway
W. F. Hill
Waubonsie Community Notes and Visits
Waubonsie area residents report visits among families including Mrs. F B Curtis and children at M O Kiers, Will Edwards with Linville's, and sisters of Will Deans. Sam Powers and family visited Foxs. cherry picking begins. Tabor school is out. Ralph Linville returns to help on the farm. Homer Kier's gasoline engine runs. corn cultivation continues for many households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Curtis
M. O. Kiers
Will Edwards
M.D ‘ Linville
Will Deans
Kier
W. Creech
A.W Delavans
Sam Powers
Waubor
Tabor
Ralph Linville
Homer Kier
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Ford
Glenwoop
Iowa
Lake and Park
Washington Star
Hanger
Atlantic City
Vimida
Sealaway
Common Pleas
Leffert’s
Edway
Council Bluffs, Fa
Waubonsie
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