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Newspaper

Glenwood Opinion

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1908

Page

3

Bolters and caucus conflict roils Iowa politics in 1900s era

The letter discusses factional labels like bolters amid a Republican internal fight over a pending caucus and a temporary senatorial seat. It contrasts stand-patters who stayed out with those pushing Cummins, notes a conference called by Chairman Pranke, and references the broader political conflict along with personal travel notes and overseas dispatches.

Pranke Republican State Committee Sen Allison Cummins Sen. Allison Gov. Cummins

Letter From Japan Describes Missionary Labor

A Letter From Japan dated August 4, 1908, from Choshi Shumoera to the Opinion Readers. The writer cares for Home news while isolated among Japanese people, studies the language, and expresses gratitude for being counted worthy to labor among a nation in darkness, seeking to share the Redeemer.

Choshi Shumoera Japan Glenwood Opinion

County News and Personals Summary

County items note W P Crow's gun shoot trip to Tabor and Oma ha visitors Mrs H C Robins. John Clover of Pender Nebr visits daughter Mrs Jas Wearin. Henry Carr visits nephew W Johnson. Mrs Caren of Prescott visits son W B Caren. G T Purcell family at Ak Sar Ben. Geo Mason of Creston reports grandson born Sept 26. Jim Carlson returns to branch train as brakeman after rest. Willie Farris visits grandparents in Greenfield. Rev Davis and family attend pound party. Clarence Chapin visits Imogene. Opera house opening by Williams Jubilee Singers Saturday. Willie Alfrey moves to town to work on Joe Robbins farm. C Purcell and F Alfrey install cement caves. F A Carey travels to Emerson for ear growth removal. Frank improving. Mrs F W Shaw sells tenant house to Albert Lovings.

W. P. Crow Tabor H. C. Robins Omaha John Clover Pender Nebr Jas. Wearin Henry Carr W. Johnson Caren Prescott W. B. Caren G. T. Purcell Ak-Sar-Ben Geo. Mason Creston J. J Starre Al-Sar- Ben Jim Carlson Willie Farris Greenfield Rev. Davis Clarence Chapin Imogene Williams Jubilee Singers Willie Alfrey Joe Robbins C. Purcell R. F. Alfrey F. A. Carey Emerson Frank F. W. Shaw Glenwood Albert Lovings

Hawthorne District School Event and Neighbor Visits

Parents visited the Hawthorne school on Friday for a successful program enjoyed by all. Clarence Lidget and family visited H S Kirk on Sunday while Louis Bomer returns home briefly. Congregational Home Department met at Mrs. C Chase's Sunday evening with full attendance. Services at the school house start biweekly led by Rev Wolfe. Some locals attend the Omaha carnival. Agnes Jones was briefly knocked from a pony but recovered to return to school.

Clarence Lidget H. S. Kirk Louis Bomer Ned Wilson Missouri Congregational Home Department C. Chase Earl Hodges Ora Herold Wolfe Omaha Burt Butterfield John Wallaces Agnes Jones

Local News Highlights From Pacific Junction Area

Pacific Junction visitors include Nina Monroe from Plattsmouth and George Ballard of Kansas visiting relatives. Denver's Dad DeLashmutt lay in the Junction Tuesday evening while Thomas McNamara and family returned from a month in Washington and Oregon. The infant child of Mr and Mrs Walter Long died last Saturday and was interred in Hamburg.

Nina Monroe Platsmouth Dad DeLashmutt Denver Junction Thomas McNamara Washington Oregon George Ballard Kansas Wright Perkins Leavenworth B. D. Kirkendall Burweleb Myers Larsun Luybard Montana

Elm Grove Celebrates Minnie and Ella Johnson Birthday

Elm Grove notes a joint September birthday party for Minnie Johnson and Ella Johnson with games and treats including ice cream cake peaches pickles and watermelons. Miss Bessie and Sarah Thomas visited. Mr. and Mrs A L Thomas travel in Ohio. Weather turns chilly with frost later. A baby girl arrived Friday at Mr and Mrs H Lloyds home Grace Marshall remains at home Eva and Genevieve Marshall assist relatives.

Miss Minnie Ella Johnson Minnie Bessie Sarah Thomas Misses Minnie Ella Jonson A. L.’ Thomas Ohio Walter. Marshall Omaha Eva Arch Thomas Genevieve

Parchells' sick child and local travel notes from Bluffs

A brief notice reports a sick child of Mr and Mrs J Parchell. Mr and Mrs Johny Wilcox returned from Council Bluffs. Friday Carrier Ernest Parchell of R I from Pacific Junction missed part of his route last Friday due to a broken bridge by Stilles. Artie Epperson and Ed Harris are spending several days in Blods.

Pony Creek J. Parchell Johny Wilcox Council Bluffs Ernest Parchell R. I Pacific Junction Stilles Artie Epperson Ed Harris

Visitances Near Sioux City and Council Bluffs Retire

Mrs. Belsheart and children closed their visit and returned home near Sioux City. Mrs. Cady and children of Council Bluffs visited at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Wilcox. W. H. Krecklow and sons Harrold and Alonzo were in Omaha Tuesday. A much needed rain Saturday was followed by an unwelcome frost.

W.H. Krecklow and Sons Harrold and Alonzo Omaha

Plattville Township Visitors Near Friend and Hud son

Plattville Township resident Miss Gish of Friend Nebraska visits her brother Z W Gish. Clarvey Cable arrives from Hudson South Dakota to buy a car load of sheep in Omaha. Albert Lincoln returns with the sheep while Cable visits relatives at Alvin Lincoln's home.

Miss, Gish Nebr Z. W. Gish Clarvey Cable Hudson South da Omaha Albert Lincoln Mr. Cable Alvin Lincoln

Baptism plan near river bridge in good weather

About thirty people are to be baptized near the river bridge next Sunday if weather allows. Tom Racops and family have moved to a small house near R. W. Stewart. Miss Leona Shaw visits Ridley Shaws. A dissolution notice states F B Tim-Tagrman and W H Hamilton have mutually agreed to part ways.

Tom Racops R. W. Stewart Leona Shaw Ridley Shaws

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