Open Letter on County Seat Relocation in Glenwood
R H Pierson argues the Glenwood county seat should not block relocation. He urges building a new courthouse where best for public convenience, criticizing fear of lowering Glenwood property values. He cites past state projects and railroad relocations that benefited the wider county.
County seat talk stirs Glenwood man in 1906 letter
Mr. Robinson writes from Hilladale Iowa on February 12 1906 describing a chance street conversation in Glenwood about moving the county seat to Malvern. He recalls past events such as the apple carnival blowout and the old court house while skeptically noting changes, crops and hogs in Mills County.
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Robinson
Hilladale
Iowa
Leader
Glenwood
Malvern
Mills County
Zella
Ker
Judith of the plains and the pale haired woman
Judith, driven by jealousy and curiosity, shadows Miss Colebrooke during a wolf hunt on the Colorado foothills. She longs to glimpse the enigmatic rival, weigh Peter's devotion, and test her own fate as the hunt unfolds amid desert shadows and pine forests.
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Judith
Peter
Milner
Miss Colebrooke
The
Wetmorés
Titty
Kitty
Prithee
Cate
Nhy
Pater
Hatred
Ateal
Broehkt
Sumer
Teter
Colebrooke
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M. L Evans
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