Bellwood, Mills County pioneer dies after illness
Alfred Bellwood, longtime Mills County resident and pioneer farmer, died Friday at his home in Malvern after a period of illness. Funeral services were held Sunday at 1:00 PM with Rev. Rave A. Morgan of Emerson Church officiating. burial followed at the cemetery. Survived by his wife, two sisters in Illinois, and five brothers in Nebraska and California, he was noted for introducing purebred stock to the county and his active participation in county fairs and community life.
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Alfred
Bellwood
Mille County
Lanten
Liva
Ichards
JR Ww
Rave A. Morgan
Emerson, Church
Phe
Fred Durbin
Willis Clark
Kneeland
G. G
Boston
Geo
George F. ‘Salyers
Comatary
Abingdton
A. Py Kinney
Frank Glenwood
G. H. Brewerife
Albert Bellwood
Ollowing
Lyle
Mins
Iebecca Cox
Delia Bellwood
Abingdon
Fivo
AH. H. Wellwood
Alliance
Nebr
James Bellwood
Long Beach
California
Union County
Mills County
Deer Creek
Notice for County Certification Examinations in Glenwood Iowa
The next regular examination for uniform county certificates will be held at the county superintendent's office in Glenwood Iowa on June 25 26 and 27 with exams beginning promptly at eight o'clock Wednesday morning the 25th Lists of old questions and regulations will be sent upon request Gov IE Masters County Superintendent Iowa notes the misspelled names and dates but conveys official exam details participating counties and required materials
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Glenwood
Iowa
Nequest. Gov. IE
Masters
Gounty
Celebrated Flag Day Picnic At Summers Farm
On June 14, about fifty people gathered at Mrs. Mary Summers Summers farm home to celebrate Flag Day. The G A R tables were set for a large picnic dinner with ample food. After eating, attendees sang patriotic songs and heard readings by Inez Summers and J R Graham, plus talks by local members on Flag Day and wartime reminiscences.
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Mary Summers
Summers Farm
Inez Summers
J. R. Graham
Paddock
Black
Chantry
Owing
Surprising Cure of Stomach Trouble
A Plainfield New Jersey woman writes that after a month of stomach upset and chronic constipation she used Chamberlain's Tablets. She reports relief after taking about three quarters of a package and now can eat almost anything. Advertisement points to dealer availability.
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Mia. G. Stengle
Plainfield
N. J
Chamberlain
Malvern Plans a Fourth of July Celebration and Parade
Malvern will host a traditional Fourth of July celebration with music, a parade, a big ball game and various sports. Hon. W. R. Green will speak, and an automobile and Ford parade is planned with many locals participating. Committees list includes Executive, Finance, Music, Sports, Advertising, Grounds, and Concessions with prominent residents named.
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Malvern
W. R. Green
Congress
Jim Graham
Jim
Glyde van Horne
Gene Porter
Perry Hendricks
Paul Kneeland
A E. Cook
C. 8. Christy
J. A. Parsons
W. C. Wortz
A. Borrus
Harry Kneeland
A. L. Sears
P. P. Williams
John Beckwith
John Fletcher
Jud Conmor
A. Emely
G. Rinehart
Forest Chantry
Henry Wilson
Will Judge Shorthorns at Nebraska Fair
George H White was notified he will serve as judge of Shorthorn cattle at the Nebraska State Fair for the upcoming session. He previously judged them last year and is regarded as experienced, honest, and impartial in his decisions, making him a highly capable choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. White
White
Reward Offer for Iver Johnson Bicycle Theft
A $3.00 reward is offered for information leading to the apprehension of the party or parties who took Iver Johnson’s bicycle No. 199149 from the south side of the Dear Dorff grocery on Saturday night, June 44, 1913, per Oscar Hertz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iver Johnson
Deardorff
Oscar Hertz
WRITES OF PORTLAND 788 Tibbetta St Portland Oregon June 10 43
A visitor to Portland writes about travel from Omaha experiencing flat Nebraska scenery, irrigated land, and a distant view of mountains not as grand as expected. He notes high water, the bay 24 feet above low water, and a trip through a sand mill described as the world’s second largest. Continued on page 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wortman
Omaha
Nebraska
U. P
Missouri River
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Alfred Bellwood
Home Farm
Mrs. Mary
Ford
Win. Tunison
J. W. McNulty
F. 2. Mulholland
Nebraska Fair
Portland
Frank Caldwell
Malvern M. E. Church
Tibbetta St
Oregon
Chicago Dry Goods CO
Borton
Royal Worcester
Hadies
Curt'as
Lisle
Méen
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