Five-Room English Cottage Home by William A Radford
A detailed one story five room English cottage design by William A Radford, highlighting permanent appeal, architectural features, and flexible interior layouts. Describes the front porch, hall, living and dining rooms, kitchen, and potential second floor expansion for a servant or recreation space, with built in cabinets, electric range, and modern conveniences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che
California
Florida
Simost
Htta
Tual
Irving Radm
Naland
Henelaet
Planning of Nursery Requires Much Study
Planning a nursery demands knowledge of lighting sun exposure and interior decor. The author stresses light colored furniture washable materials and a calm environment to soothe nerves, recommending compact rooms for one or two children and a tidy, easy to clean setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hefa
Enclosed Porch Additions Outline Home Expansion
A historical note describes converting an open porch into an enclosed space by adding horizontal two by fours between posts and using screens or glass to seal openings. It mentions heated summer use with a toaster and percolator, and winter insulation with a heater, reflecting early DIY home improvement ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simran
Porch Costs and Kitchen Design in Modern Homes
A concise note on porch pricing and the appeal of compact kitchen layouts in contemporary houses. It highlights cost factors, energy efficiency, and the market appeal of easy maintenance features for modest, modern living spaces.
Fragmented 1930s snippets mix politics and war chatter
Disjointed OCR text references Mayor Hylan retirement, radio family impact, British Philippines restrictions, League of Nations calendar, and Lloyd George leading prohibition efforts amid war talk and international debate.
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China
League of Nations
Lloyd George
England
Vacancy offered to handle Ward's Reliable Products
Classified ad items show job vacancy in Mills county for Ward's Reliable Products. Gentlemanly, steady hustler wanted. no prior experience required. Also various sales and notice items for sale of boots, car, potatoes, stove wood, and farm land in Mills county near Glenwood and Emerson area.
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Ward
Mills ‘County
Winona
Minn
Bell ends Glenwood free lines as council plans action
At a chamber of commerce meeting F G Day said Bell Telephone discontinued free service on independent lines from Glenwood to Tabor via the Tabor central. Several lines from Glenwood are held by mutuals. a committee including Bay, J D Ironmonger, A B Walling, Roy Haney and W S Hill was formed to press Bell at Council Bluffs for possible action.
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Chamber of Commerce
F.G. Day
Bell Telephone Company
Here
Tabor
Glenwood
Tabor Central
Mutual Companies
Bell Company
Bay
J. D. Ironmonger
A. B. Walling
Roy Haney
W. S. Hill
Adquarters
Council Bluffs
Bone of buffalo antedates white man's arrival
Will Pangburn and Herschel Rowan found a pelvic bone of a buffalo on Frank Rodman farm six miles east of Glenwood. The bone, buried deep in Salt creek bed, is about a fifth larger than typical local specimens and suggests an animal that lived before any white man visited the middle west.
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Will Pangburn
Hubbel Banker
Severa
Pangburn
Herschel Rowan
Frank Rodman
Glenwood
Salt Creek
Rodman
Silver Creek
Silver
Middle West
Thieves Loot Three Montgomery County Schools
Thieves robbed three district schools in Montgomery County including Russ District No. 5 Frankfort township Ellen Swanson Mildred Ill were teachers at Centennial School Grant township Blade School Scott township. Water pails cat heads brooms curtains and playground equipment plus a chest of tools used in manual training were taken. The same two schools were previously looted last year.
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Montgomery County
Russ
Frankfort
Edith Anderson
Centennial
Grant Township
Ellen Swanson
Blade
Scott Township
Mildred Ill
Reward Offered for Arrest of School Property Robbers
Stoves, dishes, curtains and other property were taken. The matter was turned over to Sheriff J A Baker who is leaving no stone unturned to bring the thieves to justice. Months ago the board of supervisors offered a standing reward of 50 dollars for the arrest and conviction of those who rob school property.
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J. A. Baker
Board of Supervisors
St Paul Firm Seeks Share of Wickham Profits
Claude K. B. Stems Allen G. Sliema and Rome A. Schaffner sue the Wickham estate in district court at Council Bluffs claiming a half share of profits from the Fort Omaha balloon school project built during World War I. They allege an oral agreement and that Wickham profited $41 253.38, with the contract awarded July 1 1917 and work beginning August, with no other contractor named.
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Claude KB. Stems
Allen G. Sliema
Rome A. Schaffner
Siema Company of
St. Paul ‘Minn
Connell Bluffs
B. A. Wickham
Fort Omaha
Wickham
BLP
Roy Hardesty
Glenwood High School Publishes Opinion Column
The Gold and White debuts in The Opinion and will be a regular school year feature. Written by Glenwood High School students and edited by Jane Herrick, the column covers school activities of interest to readers young and old.
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Opinion
Glenwood High School
Jane Herrick
Glenwood Girl Named on Iowa Sophomore Council
A Glenwood girl is named to the Iowa Sophomore Council within the YWCA. Members are chosen by YWCA leaders for their performance and interest in the work, reflecting active involvement in the organization and its missions.
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Glenwood
Towa
Tews
Apqfet
YW. C. A
Early Reminiscences Talk At Briar Club Friday
Seth Dean, noted in Indian lore and local history, will address Briar Club Friday evening on Early Reminiscences. The gathering, open to ladies and gentlemen, will be held in the council chamber at the armory.
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Seth Dean
Thel Briar Club
Dean
Milla County
Armory
Statement of Ownership Glenwood Opinion October 1 1925
The document states ownership and circulation details required by the 1912 federal act for the Glenwood Opinion weekly. Presented before a Mills County notary, it establishes compliance and publication data for the Glenwood, Iowa newspaper.
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Congress
Glenwood
OWA
Tute
Iowa
Mills
Tite
Ownership Statement for Glenwood Opinion Pub 1925
A.M. Cleveland, business manager, swears to the ownership and management details of the Glenwood Opinion for the 1925 date. Names listed include publisher Choate Publishing Co Glenwood Iowa editor and business manager A.M. Cleveland. Owners named Frank W. Choate Wayne D. Choate ALM Cleveland. No security holders of 1 percent or more. Notary H.L. French validates sworn statement dated October 15, 1925.
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A. M. Cleveland
Glenwood Opinion
Choate Publishing Co
Glenwood
Towa
Treasuer
Afgiant
Jim. A. M
Cleveland
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The
Amethdat Legion Weekly
Hylan
Philippines
Chicago ‘News
Simon ‘Stille
United States
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Tiber Mona T.ag
H. E. Evans
Ager
Wheeler
P, Taylor
Dale Dashner
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Wendell E. Lambert
H.A
Femrene Eissman
Reed
L. R. Gammon
Pacific Junction
J. R. Watkins Company
Dent
K-31
C. B. Mosher
Noonan'k
Emerson
Mills County
Elghty
Haney & Jones
Buick
Buck MG Motor Co
Ny Wee Repair Shop
Woodruff
B. Osborn
Red Oak
City
Montgomery ‘County
Red Oale
Ming Edith V. Anderson
Miss Anderson
Mr. and
Mirs
Carl Anderson
Red’ Onk
Glenwood Free Lines
Montgomery
ST. Paul Company
B.S
Frank Deerwester
Spurgeon
Dunn-Dudley
Spurgeon's
Frank
Wilma Harold
L. C. Winslow
Mills County National Bank
U. S
Orr
PR Sizar
Banking House
Federal Reserve Bank
Troma
U, S
Selozzniby I
H. A
Babiel
Sien
Stathas
Atterlog
Cheyney
H.W. Cheyney
W. CL Ratike
M. Criswerli
Alemite Service
Crosley
Stone Battery and Tire Service
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