Tabor City-No. 45 Glenwood Time Table
Chicago Burlington and Quincy timetable shows No 6 Fast from Chicago to Denver at 6 45 am No 15 Fast Mail No 11 Passenger Local 24am No 7 Fast Mail 1 85 pm No 3 Passenger 3 02 pm No 13 Local Passenger 10 00 pm Eastbound includes No 92 Freight Accommodation 5 00 am No 8 Local Passenger 2 00 am No 4 Passenger Local 10 58 am No 7 Fast Denver to Chicago 6 00 pm No 14 Local Passenger 6 42 pm No 24 Fast Mail 4 36 pm mail carries only Daily except Sunday. Public notices include a Mills County clerk nomination challenge and estray calf, with letters remaining uncalled for at Glenwood post office and 1902 Glenwood State Bank condition and liabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
R. BR. _ NG WEST
Denver
FL. Waterman
Masonic Picnic At Emerson Draws Large Crowd
Emerson hosts Mille County Masons for St John’s day festivities. Visitors from across the region filled the park near the depot while the Emerson Concert Band played for passing trains. Tabor wins next year’s meeting. Ira McCormick elected president, J. T. Ward re-elected secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Mille County
Menis
Invoentios Ey
DS S. Hansaker
Randolph
W. L. Cox
A. E. Slothower
Malvern
M. J. Williams
Glenwood
Mae Crawford Emerson
E. Dean
Suson Rey
W. E. Story
Glenwood Music
Dr.Askin
Tabor
Omen
Quartette
W. W. Keysor
Omaha
C . Person
Ira McCormick
J. T. Ward
Fox chase near Atlantic nets two dogs on duty
The Democrat reports Nebe’s dogs pursued foxes on the McWard farm southwest of Atlantic last Friday. One fox was captured alive but died soon after, bearing a collar traced to James Biglow from the Atlantic frat carnival. A second fox was caught Monday at the same location as hunters note a rising fox population and breeding across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Nebe
Atlantic
Democrat
McWard
Nebe
James Biglow
Atantic
Gatiney
Wiota
Boy from Glenwood breaks arm in two places
Leon Halter a Glenwood Iowa lad visiting his aunt Mrs Jones of South Park was stepped on by a companion causing him to fall on the sidewalk and break his right arm in two places. Dr Schildknecht set the fracture and reports he is getting along as well as can be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Leon Halter
Glenwood
Iowa
Creston Railroaders Distribute Over Forty Thousand Dollars
More than 40 000 dollars was distributed among the employees of the C B and Q railroad at Creston this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
C. B. & Q. Railroad
Ben Hur illustrated lecture by Rev T S Molesworth
The Rev T S Molesworth of Glidden Iowa will present an illustrated Ben Hur lecture at Glenwood Methodist church on Thursday June 26 under the Junior Epworth league. Ninety views and moving pictures of presidents accompany the talk plus illustrated songs. Admission 15 and 25 cents. Also for sale a house moving outfit by J W Roth Emerson Iowa due to ill health.
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T. S. Molesworth
Glidden
Iowa
Glenwood
J. W. Roth
Emerson, Ows
Public notice of contractor services and millinery ad
To the Public Jam prepared to do all kinds of ditching sewer work laying drains tile etc Satisfaction guaranteed Warrao Walling Glenwood Iowa Call at Mra M Myers Glenwood for the Jawet wad beat sbylea in milli nery.
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Warrao
Glenwood
Iowa
Mra M Myers
Jawet Wad
Sbylea
Flower Mission Day at Glenwood Institution for the Feebleminded
Mrs Hinman visits the Glenwood Institution for the Feeble Minded Children for Flower Mission Day. The event honors Miss Jennie Cassady of Louisville Ky. whose dream of spreading flowers and kindness grew into a state WCTU driven Flower Mission serving prisons and institutions. Returns include bouquets for inmates, decorated chapel, and a program with songs and a Bible reading.
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Hinman
Glenwood Institution
Iowa
Jennie Cassady
Louieville
M. I. Ainman
Belmond
Lfe
Testimony to state beneficence at training institution
A speaker praises the state's provision of a well equipped home and school for children. Dr Powell and assistants are commended for over twenty years of devoted service. Flowers from the Ninth district, bouquets, cards and flags are given to the children as teachers hand out verses. The audience sings a hymn and the several hundred children participate with evident happiness and yearly anticipation.
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Powell
Aesistanta
Ninth District
Institution resignations and summer travel among staff
State Institution personnel list many staff departures for summer and relocation. Miss Pearl Roby leaves for Des Moines and will not teach next year, Miss Emma Oxley heads to Mount Pleasant and will not return, Miss Bertha Bosbyshell retires, and several others route to Red Oak Fort Worth Chicago Sheridan Wyoming Ann Arbor Plattemouth Midh and Los Angeles. News notes include staff plans, summer school, and returns of Leo Steppan and wife to the Institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Roby
Des Moines
Mount Ayr
Nellie Barton
Red Oak
Nellie Green
Seward
Nebraska
Selby Atwell
Fort Worth
Texas
Eva Daniel
Chicago
Vesta Woodbury
St. Tiohan
Michigan
Emma Oxley
Mount Pleasant
Iowa
Bertha Bosbyshell
Faribault
Minn
Los Angeles
California
Lillian Kauble
Plattemouth
Minnie Kelley
Sheridan
Wyoming
Misa Murdock
Ann Arbor
Midh
Murdock
Leo Steppan
Steppan
Chariton
Martine
Walter Huntley
Huntley
Madison
Parsons Wedding Ties Malvern Couple to Council Bluffs Roots
Dr. Parsons and Dr. Irving A Parsons of Malvern Ia wed Miss Minnis Williamson of Council Bluffs at the bride's parents home with Rev W J Barnes officiating. After a Spirit Lake honeymoon they return to Malvern where Dr Parsons previously lived and the bride taught in city schools.
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Irving A. Parsons
Malvern
Minnis Williamson
S. M. Williamson
Fourth Avenue
Council Bluffs
W. 3. Barnes
First Presbyterian Church
Spirit Lake
Parsons
Candles Panoy Twisted Hand Decorated Exhibit
A fragment notes Candles Panoy items described as twisted and hand decorated in a display. The message mentions jcolone and a fancy apdle and ends with a stray remark about Robi, but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robi
Through Wind and Flood in Oklahoma Territory
Ada Anderson of Glenwood recounts surviving a deadly cyclone, a Washita river flood near Mount View, and daily life on a Kiowa Commanche claim. She notes storms, snakes, and raiders of mail while detailing travel, neighbors, and plans for July 4 celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Anderson
Glenwood
L. E. Williams
Lucile
Mount View
Washite
Here
Oklahoma
Kiowa
Luella
Mr. Bruce
Educational notes list of pupils with attendance notes
A long school notice lists pupils reported as neither from school nor tardy, with many names across townships and districts. It notes the upcoming normal school sessions, August institute plans, and dates for state examinations at Glenwood and Malvern, plus certificate issuance details.
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Broadfield & Robinson
Official
Paper Mills County
Opinion Telephone
Tabor City
Idwine
Mills County
Republican County Conventon
A. L. Chantry
Grenwood Township
Mills
HB. F.stewart
Emma Livengood
JG. Swing
R. C. White
P.M
Glenwood State Bank
Lowa
County of Mills
Weess
Bard
Chase Nat'l
New York
Merchants Loan & Trust Co
Chi Omaha Nat'l Bank
First Nat
Bank
Council Bluffs Baylies Bank,Co
Bluits
South Otaha
Nat'l Bank
Total Assets
Arabia
Ag Bilis
AM. Bhriver
And
Aoe
Q. Records
Cuaneler
Beriver
S. Q. Records
F. M.shriver
T.Q
Starbuck
Dewitt
Sud
Life At Atlantic
Ben Hur
Robinson's Jewelry
Burger ‘A. Utterback
Burger & Utterback Recording Agente of the Old Reliable
State Institution Personals
Dr. Parsons
Scott Currin
Loganton
A J. Howe
Kiddoo
Bower Bros
R. H. Daniel
Chamberlain
W. J. Bosworth
Lia Wayette
Ala
W. W. DeWitt & Co
Monto
Orin
Dewitt &C
Tone
Nel Gain
Anderson Township
Henderson
Ina Harover
Ward Pariger
Gaor
Gia Willard
Lena Willard
Viola
Walker
Ingraham Township
Prairie Valley
Chester Prancia
Oak Township
Gowen No. 2
Lane Godsey
Gladys Coughlin
Vogler
Asmus Maass
Tudian Creek
Rae Sandiland
Roy Galbraith
Carl Huntsman
Nina Crosa
Lulu McLain
Minnie Rhoads
Maud McDowell
Lelah Cheney
Sandiland
Grace
Ora Gliem
Ethel Chantry
Rue Leavengood
Ruth Young
Grace Churchill
Marietta Snow
Ray Norton
Belle Roland
Pearle Lake
Mary Bushnell
Blaine Young
Lelah Nomston
Iya Campbell
Willie Harvey
Ruth Kneeland
Ruth Bingaman
Frank Wilson
Carl Cook
Walter Scott
Harry Wilson
Bruce Boehner
Ada Thomas
Oscar Hertz
Clyde Paces
Clifford Dunn
Allen Chantry
Harry Pace
Lottie Deardoril
Canter Township
Hillsdale
Helen Clark
Anna Deardon
Clara Schultz
Paul Gillilland
Levert Seymour
Dea- Vere Hudson
Parl Mickelwait
Cora Tilman
Minnie Myers
Clara Rether
Ed Harding
Lillian Hulinger
Inez Stranathan
Hazel Cogley
Etta Stacey
Daisy Stacey
Carl Hanson
Marie Miller
Edna Humphrey
Ora McMillan
Harold Seymour
Alma Stillwagon
Katie Nebe
Lotta Pritchard
Mary Rathke
Grace Gillilland
Reed Buffington
Fred Dull
Elmo Berwick
Bertha Rathke
Anna Allumbaugh
George Clarke
Maude McMillan
Lulu Straub
Nellie Goodell
Platteville Township
Pacific Junction
Mull Jones
Wiley Jones
Glen Hosking
Fred Croak
Willie Croal
Fred Davis
Edd Jones
Charley Hoskins
Irena Jones
Vernie Regester
Robert Regester
Pacific City
Walter Baker
Earnest Baker
Goldie Baker
Mark Pickerell
Winnifred Estes
Lincoln
Harley Johnson
White Cloud Township
Sundbeam
Susie Gipe
Alice Rainés
Oscar Petergon
Ida Salyers
Lyons Township
Elm Grove
Beasty Dean
Edith Dean
Clas Harmer
Wright
Pearl Haynie
State Normal Summer School
Misses Maud McLaughlin
Kittie Hostetter
Pearl Miller
Renna Coe
Clara Bradway
Ellen
J. Wing
Prin
J. D. Reed
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