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Glenwood Opinion

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1906

Page

4

Rip-rapping River Night and Day

The Burlington Railway rip rap gang north of the big bridge works day and night to stay ahead of river erosion, laying 40 cars of material daily and planning spur tracks to Pacific City. If Heaton's river cut reaches 50 feet more, work will shift there, promising change in the river's course upon completion. Farmers face little damage as river recedes, and a bumper valley crop is forecast.

Burlington Railway Pacific City Heaton’s D C Shealer Holdrege Neb Chase Davis Esther Shearer Omaha Frank Anderson Glenwood Lincoln Pasture Mutual Telephone Company Sam Allis Bluffs Albert Kroon Commercial College Des Moines Floyd Cox The Earl Cox TL Marrin Hyannis John Marrin Grant County Earnest DeLashmutt Billings Mont Geo Shreve Beardstown Ill E . Mendenhall Whiting Tom McNamara Dad DeLashmutt Platteville Township Wesley Mulica Fred Rose Fred

FOLSOM Births and local notes on travel and river erosion

A baby boy born Monday June 25 to Mr and Mrs Aughe weighs eight pounds. Albert Jones formerly of this place now of Wolbach Neb visits relatives. Lloyd Boyce leaves for Broken Bow Neb for an extended visit. The Missouri river is cuting badly west of the depot at Hentons and extends two miles south. Railroad officials monitor and plan riprap if needed.

Aughe Albert Jones Wolbach Neb Lloyd Boyce Broken Bow Missouri River Hentons

Local social notes and travels from Strahan and nearby towns

Misses Bertha and Mary Weaver spent days with relatives in Glenwood. Chas Salyers bought a fine new carriage. Mrs RP Loomis of Mitchell Oak visits mother Mrs Stark. Mrs Ames and daughter Fannie visit Glenwood friends in Strahan. Two carloads of stock shipped to Omaha Tuesday. Miss Ada McKown of Harlan Iowa guest of Strahan friends. Mrs I Kacrette returned from Rawles visit. Mrs IEE Stark and Mrs Loomis visited Omaha Tuesday. Mr Bass of Tabor visited Strahan Sunday. Malvena chautauqua delays church services until Sunday July 8. James Reasoner and W G Salyers seek treatment at Burlington Springs. Miss Sadie Salyers attended Jessie Culver’s Emerson wedding.

Bertha Mary Weaver Glenwood Chas Salyers RP Loomis Mitchell, Oak Mrs Stark Ames Fannie Strahan Omaha Ada McKown Harlan Towa I Kacrette Rawles Iee Stark Loomis Mr Bass Tabor Malvena Chautauqua James Reasoner W G Salyers Burlington Springs Sadie Salyers Jessie Culver Emerson

Emerson Weddings and Malvern Runners Featured

The report notes many weddings at Emerson and a Malvern duo who outpaced No 13 last Monday evening. The Eaton family held a reunion here last week, highlighting local social events and community ties.

Hastings Notes Follows Local Tragedy And Social News

Last Friday in Hastings I 0 O F lodge learned of Jas Davis's accidental self inflicted death while hunting. Funeral held at home Saturday 10:30 conducted by Rev Mrs Mary G Andrews of Omaha. Burial in Malvern cemetery with lodge service. Aunt X Rue, sister of Andy Wearin, also laid to rest in Hastings cemetery Saturday. Lakeside pianos gifted. Albert Crawford donated 17.50 to city fund. Ice cream social planned near U B church. Dr Whitnal gifted his daughters Louise and Helen a piano. Others visiting, travel to Sheridan, Wyo, and Montana. Grand Fourth of July Glenwood noted.

Jas Davis Mary G Andrews Omaha Cdy Malvern X Rue Andy Wearin Hastings N W Colling F J Christie Albert Crawford Sheridan Wyo H A Russell Montana Wyoming Aubrey Mills Dad Adkins Diantha Young L K Mason Wye

Jokes Spark Panic at County Republican Convention

A prank with a circus elephant labeled G. O. P. disrupted a county republican convention at Fairfield as delegates fled in panic and were injured. They later returned and continued the meeting. The page also promotes Dr. Shoop products and local ads from A. J. Howe in Tabor and Glenwood, plus other brief notes and notices.

Fairfield

Farms for Sale in Iowa Nebraska and Kansas

Farms for sale listed across the corn and wheat belts of Iowa Nebraska and Kansas. Excursions scheduled on the first and third Tuesdays monthly. Round trip fare at three quarters of one fare. Loans on real estate at 5 percent interest. Contact C. E. Eacrett Strahan Iowa.

Iowa Nebraska Kansas C. E. Eacrett Strahan

Opening of Shoshone Reservation lands for settlement

The president published a proclamation opening the Shoshone reservation in Wyoming for settlement with registration sites at Worland Thermopolis Shoshoni and Lander from July 16 to 31. A drawing for land will be held in Lander starting August 4 supervised by a three person committee. Land cost for agricultural acres is about 1.50 per acre plus irrigation costs. Timber and mineral claims may be filed sixty days after August 15. The Burlington Worland extension is nearing completion to Worland ahead of registration.

Worland Thermopolis Shoshoni Lander Wyoming Burlington Big Horn Missouri River Missouri Big Horn Valley New Worland Frannie Big Horn River New West

Glentolus Stallion to stand at Byers farm location

Glentolus the well known stallion formerly owned by M W Rogers will stand for the season at Byers farm now owned by Dr Plimpton one half mile northwest of square J L Ross Mer

M. W. Rogers Byers Dr. Plimpton Square J. L. Ross Mer

For Sale Cheap Seven Room House East of Square

Real estate brief advertises a seven room house for sale on lots east of the square. The item mentions a seller H A French and notes a sworn statement protecting buyers from opiates in Kennedy s Laxative Honey and Tar. Also promotes De Witt s Witch Hazel Salve sold by A J Howe as a remedy for burns and skin issues.

Dr. Shoop H. A. French Kennedy A. J. Howe de Wittt de Witt

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