Mills County Fair Opens With Strong Show Of Stock And Races
The Mills County Fair, in its 38th year, opens this Tuesday with strong crowds, good racing, and sturdy exhibits. Rain improved track conditions and many entries promise fast showings in 2:25 pace, 2:20 trot, and other events. Floral hall displays and farm products, plus live stock and Shire horse entries from Mills county breeders, highlight a bustling grounds scene with band concerts and midway attractions.
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Mills County
Quillty
Spelling
Bub Ito
Harry Hilton
Jeft
F. R. Ghantry
T.M. Raines
Floral Hall
AL AL Anderson
Queen Mills
St. Addition
Peter Hopeleigh
Lewis Switha
J. Ty Maynes
Macedonia
G. Chambers
Bantlath
Mr. Chambers
Red Oak Fans Laud Malvern Victory in Narrow 1–0 Game
The Red Oak Express quotes Malvern praising their 1–0 win over Red Oak. Deardorf pitched well for Malvern and a fortuitous seventh inning error aided their score. Red Oak’s Donner and Reed figured prominently, but Malvern’s team spirit and sportsmanlike conduct drew praise from both sides.
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Red Oak
Donner
Petergon
Roofy
Reed
Ricker
Iun
Deardorf
Dr Medbury to Morrow Night at the Christian Church
Dr Medbury of Des Moines, noted for a past commencement address, will speak tomorrow night at the Christian church in Lonlimomow. The lecture is free and open to all, with an invitation to bring friends. Also note: a good buggy for sale by G G Bostan.
A H Dolph and wife in runaway accident near Deer Creek
Mr and Mrs A H Dolph were seriously hurt when a frightened driving horse caused their buggy to overturn near South Grove schoolhouse Deer Creek. Dolph suffered three broken ribs and severe bruising while Mrs Dolph also had broken ribs and other injuries. Doctor Gidley and Dr Rush attended, with the couple resting at Wheir home and reported improving though very sore.
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A. H. Dolph
Deer Creek
Hastings
South Grove School -House
Therwusty
Mr. Dolph
Altough
Studebaker Cars to Carry Studebaker Name
Studebaker announces a company-wide branding change to all Detroit built cars, moving to the Studebaker name on every model and radiator monogram. Dealers will receive new plates and monograms as existing inventory is updated, reflecting a shift from EMF and Flanders branding to uniform Studebaker identification. The move follows family ownership consolidation and dealer relations focus, with acknowledgment that old monograms lose personal significance. A separate report notes a two to three year old girl died from burns after a clothing fire, with witnesses extinguishing flames before medical relief. Funeral held at Glenwood Cemetery with Baptist pastor officiating.
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Yiet
Studebaker Corporation of Detroit
Mammoth
Detroit
Studebaker” Caus
Studebaker
Studebakers
E-M-F
Studebaker Corporation
USA
Flanders
Clement Studebaker Jr
Ot Family
Death of W C Pryor former traveling salesman in Randolph
W C Pryor of Red Oak died July 21 at his daughter’s home in Washington DC after two years of poor health from nervous prostration and arteriosclerosis. A longtime traveling salesman in the southwestern territory, he was a Methodist church member, Sunday school superintendent, and a Masonic brother. Known as Dad among fellow travelers, he was cheerful, optimistic, and respected in business, church, and social circles across Randolph and his travel territory.
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W. C. Pryor
W. CG. Pryor
Red Oak
Washinngton
D. C
Randolph
Pryor
Methodist Church
Masonic Fraternnity
Mills County Records of Instruments Filed July 27 1912
County records show filings in Mills County Iowa including deeds for properties in Alden's Addition to Omaha? Dacitie dunes? and blocks 3 and 6. Names include William Mickls Carrie M Jackson and Glen Wood with powers of attorney noted. compilation date August 3 1912 by Mills County Abstract Company Glen Wood Iowa.
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County Recordem
Mills County
Iowa
William Mickls
Randall
Alden
Dacitie
Wiliott Do
EL Duey
Ghenwood
Elliott
Tupy
See
Carrie M. Jackson Eal al
Stennithan
Power of
Mills County Abstract Company
Glen Wood
Towa
Old White Cloud town fades as last house is torn down
In White Cloud the last remaining old house is being moved or demolished by J. B. Sawyers, marking the end of a once bustling town. The narrative recalls its early settlers, a toll bridge built by Henry Hamaker, a thriving stage station era, and decline after railroads bypassed the town, leaving only memory in the land.
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Sawyers
White Cloud
Dave Baltazier
Fow
White Gloud
Malvern
Hastings
Solomon Burwell
H. W. Summers
Henry Hamaker
John Sheldon
Burlington
Council
Miller
Presbyterian Church Regular Services and Sunday School
Regular services at the Presbyterian church next Sabbath with Sunday School at 10 a.m. Preaching at 11 a.m. Rev. Wiherk Njokee will preach. He will also preach at the Union Sabbath at the Christian church at 8 p.m.
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Presbyterian Church
Wiherk
Union
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Malvern Boys
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DR. Medbury
Wife Kurt
Hulett
Pam
al Brown
Dick Wilkins
Loib
Palmiarton
the Baptist, Church
Glennwood
W. P. Meyers
Glenwood Opinion
Perchstone
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