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15 Sep 1913
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Glenwood Opinion in Glenwood, Iowa
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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1913
Page
1
Yankee Robinson Show Described as Grand Touring Spectacle
The Yankee Robinson Show presented a vast traveling exhibition with two ring ch eng and a mix of animals including four camels and dromedaries, a dozen performing dogs, 285 horses and ponies, and about 450 handlers. The main tents spanned 300 feet with multiple side shows and a cooking tent, needing 2600 pounds of meat daily, drawing large crowds and daily relocations. The program highlighted women performers, wire walkers, and inclined rope acts, though some Japanese performances drew less praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Bill
Ines
Hay Eo
Bartlett Family Heads to Chattanooga for Grand Reunion
Mr. Bartlett of Fallon Nevada visits his parents Mr and Mrs J W Bartlett and sister Mrs WAL Philpton in their city. He travels with his father to the Grand Reunion of the GA Roy in Chattanooga Tennessee, a four or five day event. They left Saturday and expect to join a brother in St. Louis. Henry Bartlett of Clayton will accompany them. The trio plans to be away about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ale. Bartlett
Fallon
Nevada
J. W. Bartlett
de. Wal Philpton
Big Father
G A Roy
Ghattanooga Tonn
Bartlett
St. Louis
Henry Bartlett
Clayton TH
Fourth of July Accidents Decline Nationwide
A Glenwood driven drive by May or Frank Donelam cut 4th of July deaths and injuries sharply. In 1903 U S fatalities reached 466 with 3982 injuries, while this year 32 deaths and 1131 injuries were recorded. Nine of the dead were from Pennsylvania and thirteen of the injured were young girls. Strong city ordinances in Boston Newark Milwaukee and Chicago are credited with the drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Donelam
Glenwood
Nore
United States
Pennsylvania
Aloe
Boston Newwork N
For Sale Poland Chima Black Mate Hog
A two year old Poland Chima male hog offered for sale. choice animal with an approximate weight of 250 pounds. Listed under Graig with number 48 51 Hillsdale Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graig
Hillsdale Town
Malvern Notes on G A R Reunion and Local Staffing Changes
Malvern leaders report Mr and Mrs A Ring and Mrs J B Cleaver departing for Chattanooga for the G A R reunion. Miss Beth Bingaman resigned as a teacher. Miss Adelide Hogan of Omaha was elected to succeed. Annna Ivory left for Conneil Bluffs to teach. Miss Kid dog of Glenwood will teach at the same school. A baby returned home. H R David and B O Shelden head to the Grand Army national encampment. President Wood and Dean Wehrman of Tabor College returned home after securing lectures and promoting the college. W W Brooks has recovered enough to work part time at the Pair store during Trommionger’s absence in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Notis
A. Ring
J. B. Cleaver
Chattanooga
Tenn
Ring
Beth Bingaman
Adelaide Hogan
Omaha
Bingraman
Bingamama
Annna Ivory
Satan Day
Conneil Bluffs
Pear Kid
Glenwond
Trory
Rey
Bishor
Fisher
H. R. Tavid
W. W. Brooks
J. D. Trommionger
St. Lois
String Beans Recipes From An Old Kitchen
The text outlines several string bean dishes including testing freshness, boiling in minimal water, and variations like Salad of String Beans with French dressing and chives, Fricasseed Beans with butter and flour, and String Beans with ham or sardines. It also describes preparation steps for boiling, draining, frying, and finishing with seasonings, herbs, and pepper.
Pleasant Hill Community Notices and Visits
Pleasant Hill residents record multiple Sunday visits including Robt Kestersom and wife to Fram Me Dole and terris, Kaer family to S W Creech, Henry Hubland to Charley Wiles and Dan Pitzenberger and daughter staying with W. B. Creech. Chemex Bros haul coin for H J Kiers. B M Venus and wife trip to Henderson. Della Wolfe expands business college in Glenwood. Marie Fox travels to Shenandoah to work for Eddie Rhoades. A newborn boy welcomed. a year ago a baby was killed in a corn wagon incident. W T Wolfe visiting uncle S W Creech of Glenwood. Alvin Appley visits HA Kiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Fox
M. QO. Kier
Della Wolfe
Business College
Glenwood
Paul Seegers
Tawel Kier
A. W. Delavan
W. Ee. Pox
Cold Pacific
Fairview
Marie Fox i
Shenandoah
Eddie Rhoades
Inclaw
Theodore Peppers
W. T. Wolfe
Ucle
W. Creech
R. C. Delevan
Warren
Williams
Alvin Appley
HA ‘Kiers
Silver City Notes Mix of Travel and Small News
Rev W H Doyle goes to Mount Ayr for the Methodist Conference. Mrs Tucker of Woodbine weakens at her daughter's home in Carter. George Tucker from St Louis arrives. Alfred Plettimer of Tangdon visited kin. W W Spoon to take possession of team and property at Pombay station. Cotter plans move to College Springs with new business. Otis Hankinson and mother arrive at Balfour. Otis to work this fall. Rolla Harvey hauling lumber for a combined garage and cab house. An Oklahoma girl advertised for a husband. the cost of the wedding outfit was 11 dollars and she left 11,000 life insurance.
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W.H. Doyle
Gome
Mount Ayr
Mes
M. Tucker
Woodbine
C. M. Carter
George Tucker
St. Louis
Alfred Plettimaer
Tangdon
W. W. Spoon
Pombay
BE. Cotter
Cotter
College Springs
Otis Hankinson
Balfour
Otis
Rolla
Harvey
Samnbow
Silver City Times
Oklahoma
Ding Outfit
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