Glenwood News: Local Worker Dies After Switch Injury
Chas C Hoskins long time CB & Q hostler at Pacific Junction was struck by a switch on tire Saturday night and died Sunday morning. Survived by wife and three children, funeral Tuesday at Glenwood Cemetery. Geo Thomas fined for drunken Saturday night. June sees multiple divorce petitions filed in Clerk Gourly's office including Wm E Campbell Eva, Anna M Damon George HR, Winnie Jacks Clyde, and Fannie Lowery Fred seeking separation or adultery relief.
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Chas C Hoskins
CB & Q
Pacific Junction
Round House
Glenwood
Clerk Gourly
Wm E “Campbell
Rawles Township
Eva
Anna M Damon
George
Winnie Jacks
Platteville Township
Clyde
Fannie Lowery
Hastings
Fred
Editor Bradway’s Eastern Trip and Local Post Office Update
Editor Bradway has returned from an Eastern trip visiting Washington New York Buffalo Niagara Baltimore Philadelphia and Chicago. Glenwoods new post office building nears occupancy with a lease expires July 22 and cost about 2500 for 400 keyless boxes 160 call boxes and oak woodwork. Postmaster White and staff are expected to dress in formal attire. Earl R Herrick and Blanche Ethel Burkett were married Wednesday afternoon at Rev A H Beaver’s Baptist church with many relatives and friends attending and a wedding feast following.
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Bradway
Washington
New York
Buffalo
Niagara
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Chicago
Mr B
Glenwoods New Post Office
White
Earl R Herrick
Blanche Ethel - Burkett
A H Beaver
Baptist Church
Glenwoods
Mule team spooks auto. Schade hurt near town
Wm Schades mule team frightened by an automobile Tuesday morning. The wagon tipped on a high grade, trapping Mr Schade. He was unconscious briefly and dislocated a shoulder. He received surgical care from Dr DeWitt at his sister Mrs Smith Anthony’s home. No serious injuries expected. Also notes various local social events and visits.
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Wm Schades
Mr Schade
Smith Anthony
DeWitt
Local notes from Glenwood and surroundings stir summer plans
Hon Jnck Stone returns from Chicago improved health while CE Dean and LE Williams prepare to travel to Portland for the exposition. Engagement announced between Louis Wack and Miss Ethel. A daughter born to Ed Stone. Local business updates include Judson & Carter installing a 12 hp gas engine and Doner shipping corn to Missouri. Ball team orders new uniforms. John Berrard becomes night operator. Clark leaves for Conway. stock car shipped to Omaha. farm preparations for corn delivery at the poor farm.
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Hon Jnck Stone
Chicago
Bradford
Illinois
Michigan
CE Dean
LE Williams
Louis Wack
Ethel
Gen
Mr Byers
Ed Stone
George Zimmer
Agene Barker
Donner
Missouri
Judson & Carter
John Berrard
WL Hower
Clark
Conway
Asbury Nims and neighbors tale of visits and notice
Council Bluffs visitors Fred and Wesley Nims transacted business while Chas Hall and Frank Hall guests of E C Knight. J W Knight and Elma Callison of Griswold visited D S Mims family. Artie Nims buys new buggy. Grace Althey Wilma Nims and Elma Callison depart for Malvern Teachers Institute to camp on Chautauqua grounds. No services at Asbury Church July 2 and 9 due to Malvern Chautauqua.
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Asbury
Fred
Wesley Nims
Council Bluffs
Chas. Hall
Frank Hall
W. A. Nima
J. W. Knight
Elma Callison
Griswold
E. C. Knight
Artie Nims
Wilma Shaw
Kidney Cure Triumph Reported by Kentucky Man
W L Yancy of Paducah Kentucky recounts a severe kidney disease case treated by three physicians without relief. After using Waley's Kidney Cure the first bottle provided immediate relief and three bottles cured him permanently, prompting strong personal recommendation.
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W.L. Yancy
Paducah
Kentucky
Waley
C. S. Hoyce
Swarts and local visitors share reports and a baseball win
Silver City resident W.C. Swarts returned from Indiana after weeks of mud baths while H. H. Huffaker came back from North Dakota. Ed Swarts visits from Nebraska to see his parents Mr and Mrs W Swarts. The regulars beat the business men's team 9 to 8 in a notable season opening baseball game. Pullman and Fred Moore return from Chicago and Milwaukee travels.
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W.C. Swarts
Indiana
H. H. Huffaker
North Dakota
Ed Swarts
Nebraska
F. Pullman
Fred Moore
Chicago
Milwaukee
Foley's Kidney Cure Promises Quick Relief for Kidney Ailments
An old advertisement extols Foley's Kidney Cure as a rapid remedy for kidney and bladder disorders. It claims it has cured Bright's disease and diabetes once deemed incurable, urging readers to start taking it before it is too late.
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Voley
Bright
Foley
Tyrn
Royce
Hastings social notes and local trades and events
Hastings residents host visitors from Emerson and nearby towns. A Henderson victory over Hastings 9 to 4 is noted amid a week of visits, cattle shipments to Omaha, burglaries and a new doctor practicing in Hastings. Baptisms, church socials, and hospital and inn updates follow, with further travel to Malvern, Glenwood, and Council Bluffs.
Death by Famine and Cough Remedy Spotlight
A fragment describes wasting illness and torments from consumption, quoting a Maryland man recalling prior futile medicines before Dr King's New Discovery cured him. The ad touts rapid relief for coughs and bronchitis and promises pneumonia prevention with guaranteed results at Royce drug store, priced at 50 and 1.00.
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Wm Mayrors
Coursons
King
Royce Drug Store
Tabor News Briefs From Malvern Visits and Local Shifts
Tabor notes several Malvern visits including Miss Ruth Kilpatrick and Miss Porter. Six loads of stock shipped with A. B. Roberts three, W. A. Dunesn two, Durette one. George Thompson heads to St Joseph, Boston, and Nova Scotia to visit relatives. Various locals attend bank construction, vacations, and college events. berry production near Neosho noted.
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Rapid City
Avery
Cure of Kidney Disease With Electric Bitters
A Cherokee Industrial Company note claims Electric Bitters cured a severe kidney disease in a patient once unable to sit without a cushion. The testimonial cites backache, headache, and low mood, asserting full restoration to health. Drugstore guarantee and price 50 cents.
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Collier
Cherokee
Royce Druggist
Henderson Town Notes and Local People Actions
Jim Simmonds returned from Kentucky with his younger brother Emmett. Boggess and Cunningham sold a 10 HP Fuller & Johnson gas engine to the Carter boys east of town for their corn shelter. Farmers increasingly use gasoline engines for farm work. N G Cook expects his brother W H Cook from Los Angeles for a short visit, their first in about eighteen years. Cook was in Washington visiting Senator Dolliver. Our ball team beat Hastings last Friday and will play Malvern July 4. Many expect to tent at the Mills County Chautauqua next week. John Creason of Doniphan, Nebraska came to attend the wedding of his daughter Mande to Will Young.
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Orville Howard
Sidney
Mra Underwood
Milton Anthony
Telephone Central
L . Ferguson
Tecumseh, Neb
Hastings
Portland
Boggess Bros
Red Oak
la Mason
CL Hall
The
State Bank
A. C. Gaston
Public Square
E G Frazier
Glenwood
L A Williams
Anna Weatherhead
Omaha
Presbyterian Hospital
Robert
McClelland
Amherst College
Anna Goodwin
Malvern
Tabor
Mary
Beulah Hackett
Stella
Snepandoah
CM Rice
Edith McPherson
Henrietta Sheldon
Little Noiice
Emerson and Lewis
EP Ashley
Neosho
Jim Simmonds
Kentucky
Emmett
Boggess & Cunningham
Fuller & Johnson
Carter Boys
N. G. Cook
W. H. Cook
Los Angeles
Cal
Mr. Cook
East
Washington
Senator Dolliver
Mills County
John Creason
Doniphan
Nebra
Sime
Mande
Will Young
Emerson Community Bids Farewell to Rev Cline in Union Services
Last Sabbath at Emerson marked the end of Rev. C. M. Cline’s pastorate with united services at the Baptist church. A farewell sermon preceded a surprise gift of a ten volume set of McClaren sermons and a purse of fifty dollars from local churches. Rev. Cline and wife depart for Hennessey Oklahoma amid widespread community respect. Several local residents return from travels, following summer plans, while Mrs. Eaton’s sudden death prompts a large funeral attended by multiple faith leaders.
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McClaren
Sweeney
Presbyterian Church
Cline
Hennessey
Oklo
Eferson
Edna Bruen
Wellesley College
Emerson
Lucile
Chicago
Bletta Binnix
Bartlett
Kenneth Johnson
Dessa Ratliff
Red Oak
C. Strickler
Merle Rhoads
Macksburg
Mamie Dalton
Black Hills
Laura Stone
Glenwood
W. H. Eaton
Ten O’cock
C. M. Cline
Baptist Church
W. J. Watson
Villisca
Ray.s Moore
Methodist and Presbyterian Church of
Emerton
James Merrifield
WL Tubbs
Wayne Nebr
Swine Producer Buys Pigs Asks Breeder For Value
STRAHAN EC Kayton made a business trip to Creston Tuesday. Ray Peer traveled to Macedonia Tuesday to buy thoroughbred chicks to add to his flock for a fall showing. Robert Shaul sold a litter of March pigs last week for a touch over 818 dollars each to a breeder who valued their quality.
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EC Kayton
Creston
Ray Peer
Macedonia
Robert Shaul
Robert
Asbury Park Excursion For National Educational Assn Meeting
Summer trip via Nickle Plate Road with option of West Shore or Lackawanna routes to Asbury Park New Jersey for the National Educational Association gathering July 3 to 7. Round trip 21 35 with June 29 to July 2 sale dates and August 31 return limit. Includes stops at Chautauqua Lake Niagara Falls and New York City. Meals in dining cars and scenic detours through Delaware Water Gap Mohawk Valley Hudson River. Send inquiries to John Y. Owlahah General Agent 13 Adams Street Chicago.
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Asbury Park
N.J
National Educational Association
Nickle Plate Road
West Shore
Lackawanna Road
Chaut- Aqua Lake
Niagire Falls
New York City
New York
Pennsylvania
Delaware Water Gap
Mohawk Valley
Hudson River
Hadsan River
Albany
Staslda
la Salle
Adam 81
John Y. Owlahan
General Agers
Adams &T
Chicago
Through Pullman sleepers and dining car service on the train
A garbled transit note describes Pullman sleepers and dining car service aboard a train, mentioning charges and a station or route. It cites names and places poorly and includes several unreadable fragments. The readable parts imply travel amenities and possible fares or obligations.
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Calaben
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Sisson
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Dr. Sanborn
Ruthven
Hotel de Rudolph
Collings
Thos Young and Son
Mamie Barbour
Pacific City
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Sidney Friends
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JAS. F. Martin & Son
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C.M. Cline
Fred R Smith
Immanuel Hospital
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DC Abel
ML Evans
Okobog
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Oliver Patrick
Will Geopfarth
Rae Sandiland
Cornei Bluffs
Hagenback
Homer West
Bemidji
Ming
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Brookfield
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P. le Drennap
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T Gem
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May Ladd
T. Edwarda
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