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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1908
Page
2
A Glenwood newspaper column lists political notes, local business ads, social visits, and community updates. It mentions John F. Lacy as a GOP Senate candidate, various traders and services, football scheduling with Tabor College, Rebecca Lodge anniversaries, out‑of‑town visitors, and remarks from the Southwestern Iowa Editorial Association gathering.
The Des Moines Register and Leader lauds Major John F. Lacey as a capable, principled veteran and urges Republicans to unite for a strong, dignified campaign in Iowa. It contrasts Lacey with reformers and notes Senator Allison’s Civil War rank, urging voters to back Lacey in November.
The annual Third Iowa Cavalry Reunion is in session at Leon Iowa with events held yesterday and today. Two members from Glenwood, A Edwards and L B Cunningham, left Tuesday morning for the reunion location.
Miss Bell Emerson returns from Omaha visit on Saturday. C M Carey of Red Oak calls on son in Glenwood Thursday. September aids prohibition campaign by setting pace. Mrs J B Winkler and Miss Cora Lufkin host luncheon for many lady friends. GC T Genung and wife visit Council Bluffs and Omaha last Friday. T Y Johnson N S Pratt and J H Vence return from Omaha Saturday. Boys dodge police in big city on way home. W P Wortman of the Malvern Leader praises the new Glenwood Opinion editors L B and R E Cunningham on their first issue.
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