Mills County News Roundup and Reunion Highlights
Local page reports visits by H B Gregory and J F Hendricks, a cow injures Jim Ward at the Farragut slaughterhouse, and a call for a light driving horse. Notes on travelers from South Grove, E J Burkett’s Tabor talk, J E Thompson at Malvern poultry show, and Mills County corn yields. Tabor College materials, cherry picks on peaches, railroad route rumors denied, Woodmen social, and Glenwood reunion wrap with speeches by Dolliver and Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.B. Gregory
J. F. ‘Hendricks
Council Blutts
Jim Ward
Farragut
Printers Lose To Business Men In Close Ball Game
The Printers and Business Men played a second tight game last Friday. The Business Men led early scoring seven runs in the first inning, then added seven more over the next eight innings. Printers rallied to score twelve, but the Business Men finished 14 to 12 in a one hour thirty minute match. Umpire Baird. Batteries Wills Knight Meadows Talbot Meadows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.M
Baird
Wills, Knight and Meadows
Talbott
Meadows
Malvern Fair Special Premiums Offer Exciting Prizes
Local businesses announce a array of premiums for the Malvern Fair with prizes including a fine guitar for top cake, 50 cent knife for gum chewing, china cup and saucer for oldest attendee, stock food prizes for hogs and cattle, cash to couples and ministers, best loaf of bread, shoes for handsome couples and singles, baby prizes, a tug of war challenge, and peaches for sale by the North Main Street orchard after August 22. Vote at Floral Hall and watch forthcoming announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Fair Association
H. A. Dwaardorff
Malvern
Joan Barnn
Wanted Man or Woman for Office Position in Omaha
Classified seeking a well positioned worker to prepare for an office role with a monthly salary of 83000. References required and applicant to write by hand. James B. Scanlan 203 Range Block Omaha Good Farms in Minnesota noted. A. W. Hammaker Orris Minn expands real estate with strong crop reports. Wheat oats corn flax crops praised. Reports of cheap land and good farms at reasonable prices. Contact Mr Hamaker or Howard Weaver for full details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Scanlan
203 Range Block
Omaha
Nebraska
Minnesota
A. W. Hammaker
Orris Minn
Mr. Hamaker
Howard Weaver
Science and Eating in a Conscience Tone
A fragment from Linda Hull Nar ned in the September Woman's Home Companion argues taste guides eating yet science supports palatable foods. It cites tea coffee safety ages price points under thirty, grounds removal within ten minutes, boiling rules, and sugar for amiable balance, concluding with a promise to write again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Hull Larned
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Iowa
Mills County
Topsy
Bes
W. L. Douglass
Drew, Selby & Co
Ladies’ Shoes
John
Herb Barnes
Eli Judah
John Cox
South Grove
Nebr
E. J. ‘Burkett
Lincoln
Tabor College
Tabor
Tabor Congregational Church
J.E. Thompson
Shenandoah
Shen
Sentinel
Geming
County
Silver “City
Glennwood
Beleives
Emerson
Bengon
Charlie Christy
Clark Burris
Scott Edie
Harvey
Bancroft
Neb
Peaches
Forest Ridge
Riverton
Hamburg
H. As. Deardorff
Douglas Street
Henry, Guenther
Geo. Smith
Bushnell & Wort
Living Springs
Pica
George Schurr
Creek
Nebrvanch
Ranche Company
Qy Payton
Cripple Creek
Colo
Wilbur McCabe
West
B. L. Hibbs
Stanton
J. M. Kling
Kirksville
Lulu
Mise Kline
Lass
Clerk Potter
Harry Hoover
Daisy Blackburn
Henry Reshooft
Dora -Schaak
Silver City
Frederick B. Riges
Harriett M. Cooper
Henderson
Biye
Will VanOrsdel
Center Township
BH. J. Baird
John Baird
Carl Hertz
Crenny
Aversons
Glenwood
Mills
Pottawattamie
Fremont
Senator Dolliver
Institution
Russell
McCormick
North Main Street
Town
I. LY. Dalbey
Curin
Boler's . Colleges
Armunpolb
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