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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1903
Page
2
County and county seat births noted, local social and civic items recount Fourth of July events, church union services, Tabor College board makeup, legal notices, accidents, and a mix of town news including insurances, elections, and court proceedings.
Prosperous Bank stockholders in Hastings met last Thursday to discuss bank affairs and re-elect the old directors. President S C Robbins, struck by paralysis, resigned after long service. A D French from Glenwood becomes president and John Sandiland is elected vice president to fill the vacancy.
Frank Deerweater misplaced a $20 bill Monday morning after visiting Heinsheimer's. A store search uncovered the bill swept into back pile of rubbish. Those hiring Frank this week receive papering and painting services at half rates.
The 15 month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Burt Baugh four miles north of Silver City died after clothes caught fire while playing in the yard. The mother was making soap when the accident occurred. Delores Baugh, sister of the child, was at an institute in Glenwood and received the news by telephone.
Citizens argue a crooked creek near Glenwood should be straightened, expressing frustration at delays and warning that continued inaction may spark action. The Red Oak Express notes locals insist on finishing work and moving opposition to the other side of town.
Rain postponed last Sunday's Memorial services of Orchard Tent No 3016 MWA to next Sunday at 2 PM. Members are asked to convene at their hall promptly and proceed to the cemetery led by the Institution band.
Dr. Shriver returns from Iowa City after election as president of the state board of dental examiners. Local entries record motor line survey in Glenwood, business travels, visits, and several marriage licenses. Notable items include Hixon’s Kansas trip, Bradley relocating to Glenwood, and a Malvern-Josie Hargitt wedding in Council Bluffs. A Baptist Mission Circle picnic and road change report accompany classifieds and farm lease notices.
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