Local crop losses and town council pumping upgrade
Diverse opinions on crop damage from recent floods mark the region with optimism for sun relief. Roal Summers reports pasture ruin and stock feed shortages. Miss Della Smith exits a well regarded rural school after improving it. Mr. Less McFarland recounts flood damage to hog pens and loss of brood sows. The council contracts for an Otto 80 horsepower engine and a 100 gallon pump to replace heat reliant systems, with Boehner’s offer rejected. A feature on The Woman's Home Companion highlights wedding tips and garden articles, while a genealogy of William Cheesebrough of Boston is noted as a valuable historical work with seven hundred pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boehner
McFarland
Chester
William Cheeserough
Boston
Rehoboth
Mass
Maurath
William Cheesebrough
England
America
Gov
Winthrop
Charlestown
Stonington, Conn
Tne
Ancestoy
Burlington Road
Rollett
Villisca
Hastings
Ottumwa
Des Moines
Mills County
Counnty
Emerson
Jim Maguire
Foley
Royce
Local notes on harvests and weather across Mills County
The week brought first home grown strawberries by Limer Stone and F T Whitesides. Rail service along the Wabash remains near schedule, while Hastings flood diversions aid fishing on Main Street. Decoration Day at Malvern, Red Oak sanitarium plans, and school year wrap temper the town news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limer Stone
F. T. Whitesides
Edward Brown
D. Maddox
East Liberty Cemetery Association
Chas
Minner
Fred Durbin
Charley
Frank Clark
Harry Baird
Kansas
Kansas City
Hastings
Main
Galen Purcell
Charles Henderson
Malvern Class of 1903 Commencement Preserved Despite Rain
The Fifteenth Annual Malvern public schools commencement concluded with a full house at the Malvern Opera House. Supt Salisbury led the program featuring twelve seniors, nine girls and three boys, with orations, a class poem, songs, and diplomas awarded by the board President A. E. Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Salisbury
Malvern Opera Hense
Elass Aled
W. G. Moore
Myrtle Rice
Arvilla Summers
Carrie Wilson
C. A. Rickabaugh
Rickabaugh
Iva Kerney
Miss Kerney
Cecil Rhodes
Africa
Roosevelt
New York
Elbert Nickerson
Nickerson
Nora Summers
Miss Summers
Bertha Bushnell
Valley Vorge
Phnnie Benson
Ach
Hinself
Numerous Local Visitors and Returns Reported Around Glenwood
Local column lists W. A. Mulholland in Omaha and many visits to Glenwood from Henderson Henderson, and Shenandoah. Names include Mrs Fred Lewis, Mrs G W Wyant, J M Pierca, Tom Madigan, Louise McClain, Mattie Wilson, Geo C Claver, Mrs Chas Lee, Attvitts kin, Ottis family, Stella Woodford, and M Cunningham. Also notes travel to Hastings Waterloo Kingsley Hilton Albia and silver city, with several staying overnight due to risky roads. James Powers from east Deer Creek comments on crop prospects. Dennis Powers from Burlington Junction treats rheumatism. John Wills and John Summers at Ames and U P Ry electrical and college work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lewis
Henderson
G. W. Wyant
Glenwood
J. M. Pierca
Tom Madigan
Louise McClain
Red Oak
Tom Maloy
Baby
Mia
C. S. Royce
Edith Maloy
Mattie Wilson
Hastings
Geo. C. Claver
Hilton Down
Albia
Barnes
H. W. Seeger
Hillsdale
Chas, Lee
Mabel
Omaha
Attvitts
Otis
Howard Kayton
Kingsley
St Strahan
Frank Anderson
Silver City
M. I. Beckwith
John Summers
Ames
Agricultural College
John
Lillian Chantry
Cedar Falls
James Powers
East Deer
Local visitors attend Emerson commencement exercises
Misses Pearl Lang and Edna Jones of Emerson were guests of Mrs. Ki J Aistropa Mrs I A Powell and daughter and Mrs Carlston Hayes and daughter of Red Oak who came over Friday night for the commencement exercises. Pearl Fort accompanied them from Red Oak for a few days visit at G W Forts country home north of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Lang
Edna Jones
Emerson
J. Aistropa
I. A. Powell
Carlston Hayes
Red Oak
G. W. Fort
Pearl Fort
Kodol Dystepsin Cure Advertised by CG. 5. Royce
An advertisement touts Kodol Dystepsin Cure as boosting digestion and transforming food into nourishing blood to support nerves and muscles. It claims to cure indigestion, dyspepsia, and stomach catarrh and other stomach disorders, sold by CG. 5. Royce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royce
Malvern Classifieds Mix Dentists Lands and Livestock
In Malvern notices Dr Adamson relocates to Strahan block offering full dental services with satisfaction guarantee. Real estate and farm land available including 240 acres north of Randolph and 40 near the D D Davis farm with prime grass. Also six room cottage for sale and 70 acres timothy and clover with 75 head limit. Six Hereford bulls for sale at W G Aistrope’s and a Red Oak sale by O M Healy of Bedford. Teas and coffees, piano lessons, and a single driving horse with harness offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
8. D. Davis
Paul U. M. Aistrope
Lories
H.L. Summers
Herkimer County
Gibson's
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roal
Tess
Sodon
Della Smith
North Grove
Miss Smith
West Side
Nature Study Club
Aden Phillpotts
Clarence Hawkes
May Brown
Henry E. Rood
J.J. Maurath
Baptist Church
Silas Cooks
F. M. Powell
Jitha
West
Supt. Salisbury
Griswold
Institute
Hughes
Miller
Bartley
State Normal Training School
Miss Ladd
J. M. Strahah
Bessie George
Pacific Junction
White Cloud
Sandiland
Indian Creek
Miss George
Citizens Bank
C.D. McMillen
Degenhart
Ldianola
Neb
McMillen
A. W. Summers
Emerick
Charles Emerick
C. Emerick
John Nicholas Emerick
Emericks
Charles Carruthers
Burlington
Council Bluffs
Lelia Weller
Leonard Baird
Wilma Bentley
Miss Bentley
Walter
Bront
Blanche Birman
Wells
A. E. Cook
W. H. Cable
W. A. Mulholland
Stella Woodford
Shenandoah
Mulholland
M. Cunningham
Waterloo
Iowa
Grand Lodge of Masons of
Town
C. B. Christy
Nebraska
Kodol
Qolump
Gibson’s
Graham
J. J. Humphrey
Vigor
Gibson 'S
Hereford
W. G. Aistrope
S. Baw
O. M. Healy
Bedford
Deardorff
Ince
Dearort
Arange
Professor Woolsey
A. Briggs
Mazel Camptoley
Pupli
Emi Leibling Terme
Malyern, Iowa
Am Now
Baird Building
WG. Bingaman
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