Home Happenings and Local News Highlights
A. J. Wearin begins work on a fine farm residence while schools close for summer break. TF H Nipp visits from Mineola and reports good crop conditions in Nebraska. Prof. T E Schneider leaves Tabor College for Colorado College at 1200 salary. A large Nebraska ranch sale by Wearin near 50,000 dollars. Local rail culverts use steel plates and concrete. Red Oak Sun notes culvert cracks in Montgomery county. Rev. Walburn and Rev. White visit Coin after road delays. Bird laws cited with penalties and rewards. Cully family in Pomeroy visit. Dec oration Day orator chosen. Cyclone damage described near Glenwood and nearby farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Wearin
TF. H. Nipp
Mineola
Fullerton
Nebraska
Tabor College
TE. C. Schneider
Colorado College
Colorado Springs
James Churchill
Malvern
Treynor Savings Bank
Treynor
Iowa
W. B. Oaks
Silver City
Mills County
Red Oak Sun
Montgomery County
R. C. Cully
Pomeroy
Tabor
C.J. Piper
Tom Liaper
Storms, floods, and county bridge costs sweep Mills county
The issue lists heavy damage from Monday night storms near Silver Creek and White Cloud, including destroyed barns and washed foundations. It reports up to two hundred bridges needing repair or replacement, and notes county-wide expenses. Community notices cover cemetery fundraising, church services, and local moves plus various local incidents and obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wyant
Omaha
Cemetery Association
East Liberty
Jno
Wilson
le Donner
James Churchill
Silver Creek
Jim
George Estes
Mills County
Big District
Town Visits Highlight Local Notables in Mills County
A string of personal mentions records visits by J P Guenther of Clarinda Horace Girdsall and Ray Dunlap from Emerson in town Monday Miss Mamie Hicks of Hastings and F E Mulholland in Omaha and back Local figures including Mrs C T Norton Mrs C W Black and Mrs Dr Scotts imminent homecomings Mayor Talbott toured ruins Col A J Chantry and A E Cook at Red Oak senatorial convention Glen Carnahan now in York Neb and many others visiting relatives business or noting cyclone damage and local affairs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P. Guenther
Clarinda
Horace Girdsall
Emerson
Ray Dunlap
Frank Weatherhead
Red Oak
Mamie Hicks
Hastings
F. E. Mulholland
Omaha
R. E. Dunn
Malvern
Joe Wearin
Henry
Glenwood
D. A. Shultz
Strawan
C. T. Norton
Minnesota
C. W. Black
Sidney
Mayor Talbott
Court’ House Park
Florence Hunter
Harry Wilson
Henderson
A. J. Chantry
A.E. Cook
Glen Carnahan
York
Neb
A. J. Webber
Silver City
Judge Reed
W. D. Evans
Eli Vickery
Missouri Valley
Logan
A. O. Blair
Whiting
Blair
Henry Wearin
Carlton
Nebr
Mills County
Thayer Co
W. S. Corbin
Des Moines
Kirksville
Soldiers Dead Names List Reported In War Casualty Record
A compiled roster names multiple fallen soldiers including James Kalze, J. Dunlap, H. Stanley B. L. Hays, O. Bancroft, R. L. Taisohey, A. N. Newmar, D. H. Robins, H. Barnes, H. White, M. J. Higgins, W. A. Hunter, J. O. Adams, H. Black, W. d. C. Smith, Joshua Durbin, John E. Seward, J. W. Tacquatcee, Josiah Leek, Thomas Paul, W. R. Barnes, and others such as Donner, LAheure, Hawker Hastings, peerey T. J. Buckle, T. Curtis, O. R. Bosworth, R. L. Gidley, Geo. Wing, Peter Smith, L. Britt, J. M. Johnson, Robert Plumb, W. K. Follett, J. d. Galbraith, R. Hal, Samuel Stockton, E. Graham, Q. McCutcheon, O. W. Bates, T. P. Kayton, and G. Parkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kalze
J. Dunlap
H. Stanley
B. L. Hays
O. Bancroft
R. L. Taisohey
A. N. Newmar
D. H. Robins
H. Barnes
H. White
M.J. Higgins
W.A Hunter
J. O. Adams
H. Black
W.d. C. Smith
Joshua Durbin
John E. Seward
J. W. Tacquatcee
Josiah Leek Thomas Paul W. R. Barnes
South Grove
A. BR
Donner
Laheure
S. Hawker
Hastings
T. J. Buckle
T, J. Curtis
O. R. Bosworth
R. L. Gidley
Geo. Wing
Peter Smith L. Britt
J. M. Johnson
Robert Plumb
W. K. Follett
J. d. Galbraith
On. R. Hal Samuel Stockton
E. Graham Q.g.mccutcheon
O. W. Bates T. P. Kayton
G. Parkins
Commencement at Strahan Postponed to June 4
Strahan commencement exercises delayed from last night to Thursday evening June 4 due to persistent bad weather. A program has been prepared that may be hard for nearby town schools to equal, and residents are urged to attend if possible.
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Strahan
New Face Plate Text Cards for Announcements
A sample passage introduces Plate Text as a new design for cards and invitations. It highlights a flexible job type offering neat card pieces and celebrates its beauty through two sample thesized plates.
Printing cards with this style will please you
A short promotional note invites readers to come in and have cards printed in a preferred type, promising greater satisfaction with the result. It emphasizes the new style and encourages immediate action to try the service.
Church Notes and Local Sermon Plans
A church notes page reports attendance at Sunday School 104, largest regular offering 92.45, over half bring Bibles and study lessons. Children’s Day observed two weeks after next Sabbath with services Sunday School 9:45, morning worship 11, evening 8. Young people 7 p.m. Missions in Island World. Other churches note Children’s Day June 7, sermons on Spiritual Growth and Jonah in Nineveh, and services at East Liberty. Baptist notes urge prompt Sunday school 9:45, morning worship 11 Union Forever, evening Two Pictures, decoration preparations. Methodist mentions memorial sermon Comfort for the Bereaved, choir plans, Third Quarterly Meeting June 5-6, and Dr Edward Thompson to speak on Tre Patriotiam June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cable
Thurman
Notice to Dog Owners Pay Dog Tax and Tag
City marshal warns all dog owners to pay the dog tax and tag their pets or content will be taken to the pound. No further details provided.
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Iowa
Decoration Day address at cemetery and local notes
Rev Pomeroy will deliver the address at the cemetery on Decoration Day before floral tributes to soldiers' graves. Omaha business visits by Mayor Talbott E W Bushnell and W D Wilson relate to water works. A Baptist church baccalaureate service featured Rev A R Waldo praising the graduating class with advice on determination, ideals, and seizing the moment for character-focused success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Talbott
E. W. Bushnell
W. D. Wilson
Omaha
James Jones
Fisher
Burlington
Milla County
Indian Creek Township
Baptist Church
A. R. Waldo
Waldo
Malvern Cottage Bargain and Gibson’s Goods Featured
A six room cottage in a good Malvern area is offered for inquiry. Also Gibson’s promotes S4tt Imported Swiss Cheese, cakes and crackers, country butter, Graham crackers, and other grocery lines. Notices include horse and cattle listings, a short horn sale in Red Oak, and Foley’s Kidney Cure testimonials from railroad workers and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Wearin
A. A. Walburn
M. E
Coin
Mr. White
India
Villisca
John Flanagan
J. S. Francis
Everett Henderson
R. K. Henderson
Mr. Flanagan
Gene ‘Mine
Harry Thomas
Colorado
Arthur Grown
Mrs. Thomas
White Cloud
Leslie Shay
J. B. Shay
A. Flemsing
Fontanelle
Qobserver
Bogart
Fridday
Port Madison
A. M. Hodges
Hodges
Pottawattamie County
J. C. Brown
Council Bluffs
The
Bluffs
Fort Madison
Brown
Pottawattamie
Aniver
Albert Benton
Walt Larrison
Walter Woods
Walter
W.G. Bingaman
H. 7. Baird
South Side
Potter
Congressman Smith
Audubon
Ft. Dodge
George White
G. T. White
Massena
Mrs. Salisbury
Messrs
Salisbury
Swain
Matt Higgins
Dakin Miller
Kansas City
K.C
Dakin
Grandma Abel
Carlin Emerson
M. Cline
Burlington Depot
Wabash Depot
Burlington Crossing
Fred Durbin
Frank Clark
E. Witt
Ben Bellwood
Deer Creek
James Criawell
Rob Craig
Will Bradley
Horace Hacratt
Fred Huelle
Deer Creeks
Dr. Scott
Horton
Kansas
Peerey
L. Britt
Hast Liberty
Cype Wace
Bender O
Church Notes
Yvyekian
Jonah
Jesus Christ Our Lord
David
God
Christ
Edward Thompson
Columbus
Ohio
Mazel Campbell
Emil Leibling
Malvern, Iowa
Adamson
I. J. Humphrey
Gapdonine
S. Bevis
Gibson's
H.L. Summers
Gibson’s
Dan Shoop
Graham
Hereford
W. G. Alstrope
Richard Paul
Vigor
G.C. Boston
M. Healy
Bedford
Ill
Herkimer County
J. Swain
Foley
Eorge H
Hansan
Enginook
Feley
Royce
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