Henderson Mro and Mee Visit Relatives in Glenwood
Henderson Mro and Mee and Warne Simmonda spent the past week visiting relatives in Glenwood. Many locals were out visiting in nearby towns including Omaha, Shenandoah, and Red Oak. Community news notes births, birthdays, and routine visits, with multiple mentions of residents and their travels across nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mro
Warne Simmonda
Glenwood
Art Phelps
Omaha
Mra
L. W Triptete
Jane Darnell
Mica Margaret Piper
Randolph
Lenora Simmonds
Omaha Wermeetay
Orion Harris
Dau Ester
Estellne
Dwayne
Shenandoah Mre
Lestie Allohéworth
Thdiana
Harold Workman
Wilson
Grant
Connell Cluffe
Irene Trumb
Jennis Edmundson Hospital
Rose Plumb
Louis Rhineheart
Harry Clark
L. W. Triplett
Germa Pennel
Morton's Mills
Walt Gorpock
Dud Cowpock
Mra. Coppock
Hassel’s
Illa
Herman's
Dorothy Clement
Dave Owens
Mia
Hevin Sowers
Sylvia Sanders
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Virgil Galloway
Coleman
Woodward
Burton
Red Oak
Joan Stonemaker
Octa
Sam Morgan
Elwyn Galloway
Council Bluffs
Mra. J
Willard
Georgia Wilkinson
Rex Dory
Carroll
Mr. Dory
Mrs. Dory
Reggie Parker
Cyrune Turner
Near Elliott
Champion Hill and Climax Memorial Day Observance
Memorial Day observance at Haucall cemetery drew a sizable crowd from Champion Hill and Climax with Rev. Cunningham and Giahan delivering a talk and songs. Numerous local names appear in social visits, high school news, and congratulations to graduates Marjorie Haldeman and Hadley Parker, with attendees from Red Oak, Shenandoah, Atlantic, and Emerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haucall Cemetery
Champion Hill
Climax
Cunningham
Giahan
Sarah Cooper
Red Oak
Haldeman Alstera
Marjorie Haldeman
Bherman Allen
Malvern
George Elsles
Dewey Bishops
Alfred Griffins
Albert Strelanbergers
Low Hatheld
Wilms
Florence
Hatfelda
Hadley Parker
Wilma
Sarah Coop
Ella Kellenbargey
Emerson
Georgie Hatfield
Clusa
Bupt
Ajrs
Paxson Gull
Currie James
Pupley
Loty Rinley March
Glen Cooper
Hichard
Louis Bullluxtons
Birwight
AU Coopery
Baturdey
Mle
Meotlouhagor
Teleliven
Halak Good
Bla Feteud
Daan Melaly
Runday
Dispesls Mystery Of Bank Business
A country banker explains how banks operate to help neighbors. He outlines required reserve funds, cautious lending to those able to repay, and the sacred duty to repay depositors. He notes banks avoid partnerships with industries, keep loans liquid, and rely on borrowers’ honesty and assets, with three keys to credit: assets, endorsers, and deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan To & Bank On & Collab
Paver Skok
Bank i 5
Hie
Bank
Geposite
Bank replies reveal loan troubles and forgiveness talk
A scrambled quote suggests Wil Rogeras discusses bank issues and repayment doubts. The text references a plan to borrow and the difficulty of repayment, with mentions of bankers and a proposed compromise. The fragmentary report hints at banking stress and public concern.
Fragmentary OCR note on a stalled solution
A damaged OCR fragment describes difficulties with a solution stack and mentions names or terms like Widlos and Kho Das while noting inability to proceed. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear event details, dates, or concrete actions.
Careful Use of Brakes Clutch and Accelerator Safety
A historical safety note stresses careful driving to prevent accidents. It warns that releasing the clutch too early signals misadjusted throttle and urges gradual brake use, especially on curves and wet roads. Abrupt braking and throttle changes increase skidding risk. smooth throttle operation and controlled speed are essential for crossing roads safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tirus
Akia
Reada
Reada Fey
Maddocks Receiver to Four Other Banks
C A Maddocks, former receiver for State Savings Bank of Missouri Valley, was appointed receiver for four additional banks: Logan's Legan Trust and Savings Bank, Woodbine's Woodbles-Barrings Bank, and Little Blue Savings Bank of Little Blue. The Blver City Times notes pride in his expanded duties and wishes him success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Maddocks
Fof
Missouri Valley
Legan Trust
Bayings Bank
Logan
Woodbles- Bsrings Bank
Woodbine
Little Bloux
Little Blonx
Clarence
Eocceech
Nights of Revelry Before Prohibition Era Football Brawl
A 1897 New Haven football game sparked a mass drunken scene with Yale and Princeton students, lasting over forty hours. Reports describe packed platoons of drinking, betting, and citywide carousing despite police orders. The lockup filled early as celebrations continued into the night and into the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Princeton
New Haven
Bedlam
Chicago ‘Union Signel
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Henderson
Lon Coleman
Litchfeld
Nebr
Sanday
Council Pitte
Virgil Gillaway
M. E. Ladies’ Aid
Maud Kindig
Oakland
Francia Parkers
Shenadoah
Freth Gamble
Shenatdoah
Sherman Alien
Fay ‘Tomlinson
Haldeman
Ariene Haldeman
Town City
Ariene
Wilma Cooper
Wanda Kochersperret
Wana
Mrs. Kellenbarger
Madre Parker
Alfred Grimtin
Edna
3. A. Reed
Kochersperger Tome
Chicago
Pullman
Uckelw
Rogera
Ohne Hopina University
Tinltimors
Ane Vations Research Gsunell
Baditor
Knight Dunlap
Hopidina University
Maddocks
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