Editorial on Mills county race and Democratic split in Iowa
Mills county readers see the Democratic senatorial contest between Gillette and Wearin shaping party unity and fall votes. Realists warn the primary battle may push some to Republicans while editors praise Iowa’s spring as a rare pleasant moment with gardens and civic values signaling saner priorities.
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Mills County
Gillette
Wearin
Enmitles
Lian
Republica
Sane
Martial Band Enthusiasm at Decoration Day Events
The community revels in martial music during Decoration Day festivities as local players from Strahan, Willan, Glenwood, and the Bluffs join a jam session led by George and Mr. Thomas. Drummers, fifers, and bass players display skill and emotion, with remarks on the art of percussion and notable performances by Aubrey and Helen Richardson, baton twirler champion.
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Henry
Casey Jones
George
Philadelphia Orchestra
Stokowski
Garbo
Mr. Thomas
Aubrey
Katherine Cornell
Abe Lincoln
James Beattie
Otha D. Wearth
Hon
Otha
Harry Hopkins
New Deal
Gillette
Sheriff's Sale in Mills County Iowa
A court ordered sale of real estate in Mills County Iowa pursues the May 23 1958 judgment in favor of Metropolitan Life Insurance Company against T B Kilgore et al. The property described as North Half of North West Fractional Quarter and South West Fractional Quarter in Section 6 Township 73 Range 40 will be sold for cash at the Glenwood Court House on June 27 1938 to satisfy the execution plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County Abstract Company
Glenwood
Towa
Pony Creek
Board of Supervisors
Breen
District Court
Mills County
Iowa
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
New York City
T. 8
Kilgore Et al
Milla County
Court House
Demoss
Sherif
Washington
Des Moines
Good Ola Carryo and local notes from 1918 to 1938
The excerpt records figures including Pr. Thos W Gidley driving a Ford runabout described as torpedo type and performing well. Glenn Summers returns from Anes after two years studying agriculture and animal husbandry. Dr Blaine Young visits from Omaha for hospital work. A humorous note about Wood Vestal and a creek incident is included. It cites a 1938 Mills County sheriff notice by W S DeMoss with meeting times.
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Thos. W. Gidley
Glenn Summers
Anes
Blaine Young
Omaha
Wood Vestal
The Way In and Out of the Money Fix by L. D. Austin
An editorials lays out a three step plan to fix finance by buying bonds depositing them with the U. S. treasurer while retaining ownership and reclaiming funds through national bank notes. It advocates a shift to currency issuance by government banks and urges voters to back lawmakers who support reform. It emphasizes avoiding party lines and prioritizing Congress and Senate actions over the presidency.
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L. D. Austin
Repuisian
ABC
U. S
United States
Congress
House
Senate
Shenandoah Grows Blossoms With 36000 Trees On Highway Route
Our Neighbors recounts a push toward Shenandoah becoming a flower city with 36000 irns planted along Highway No 2 toward the river bridge. The annual dower show opens this weekend as Oakland boasts no vacant houses and bustling business districts.
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Shenandoah
Oakland
Hamburg
United States
Overal Plows
Warevet
Harlan
Flooray Erway
Mia Valley
Republican Candidate for Ife Brings Working Man Insight
The Republican candidate for Ife emphasizes hands on work and understanding of the laboring man. With 28 years of payroll experience and close ties to small town business, he pledges blunt economy and immediate reform in Congress based on legislative experience.
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Ife
Tim
Ify
Congress
Davenport Academy Faces Ball Play Ban Clash
Players must cease playing ball on the fair grounds without permission as the Davenport Academy and local society clash over Sunday games led by Pr. Campbell. The dispute centers on authority to allow or restrict athletic activities on Sundays.
Local Thunderstorm Report Plan Outlined by Doctor
Natural Science will document all thunderstorms in the locality from June 1 to September 1 of this year. The physician will measure storm intensity, hail and rainfall amounts, wind force, lightning strike frequency, temperature, and related data.
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Natural Science
Indians’ Fight Over Ohio Corn Planting Rally Cry
Indians opposed white settlement in Ohio when pioneers pressed into hunting grounds. The slogan white men shall not plant corn north of the Ohio spurred conflicts and bloodshed as settlers expanded into the region.
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Ohio
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F. A. Wortman
Malvern
Fea
BOC
Auiscription Department
Odieria
Editorial
UMP
Russell Bird
DRS. Kline & Kline Osteopathic Physicians
Kunce & Nelson
BD. M. Kline
J. A. Kilna
C. E. Hoover
HOKE
F. J. Plumb
S.J. Anderson
C. T. Genung
Misa Helen Richardson
Red Oak
Minneapolis
Minn
Sheriff's Sale
E. P. Harrison Oakland Publisher
Sindus Kma
Bhenanduah
Flay
Ent
Republican Central Committee
Woodford R
Woory
Conoco
Continental Ou Co
Malvern Cold Storage Co
Campbell
Mackey
Piper's Garage
Salvers Auto Co
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