Glenwood News items include plays and visits
The Glenwood Tribune lists a busy week with the senior class play Half-back Sandy at the Rex on Tuesday night, and multiple visits from Malvern, Taber, Pacific Junction, and Omaha. Local events include a landslide near a Burlington cut, street maintenance, a new D. Zerger bakery partnership, and rail depot changes. Nearby residents and visitors like Charles Seitz in Fort Logan, church circles, fishing and duck shooting, and school activities are detailed along with a range of classifieds and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy
the Rex
HK. H. Moses
Malvern
Lillian Keene
Carrey Store
Misses Potts
Charles Seitz
Fort Logan
Denver
Colo
The
Tribune
Sam
GC. M. Forlett
George Davis
M. J. Wiliams
Burlington
Balfour
Trac
Robinson's
Henry Fleming
Bell Telephone
E. P. Rose
Pacific Janction
Glenwood
W. A. Tolles
Omaha
Fire destroys I. G. Colwell home in Glenwood
Early Saturday morning a mysterious origin fire on Vine street Glenwood destroyed the home of I G Colwell. The kitchen sparked the blaze, spreading to the entire house before firefighters could control it. The residence was insured for 8500 with furnishings at 8200. The Colwells were staying with their son-in-law Clarence Anthony nearby and had not yet moved back in. Fire department work was praised for quick action, laying two hose lines and preventing total collapse, though the house and contents were lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. G. Colwell
Vinestreet
Glenwood
Indians Made History and Beaver Exile Tale
A fragmentary historical piece recounts Indian tribal history, a Beavers exile after a deadly feud, and a distant encounter with a Blackfort group near Saskatchewan. It blends myth regalia with scattered notices about local spring millinery, cattle, and horses for sale from Davis & Anderson and a Glenwood store.
Rare easy money offer for Magnolia Park lots
A dubious advertisement touts small investments in Magnolia Park Houston area lots with deferred payments and high presumed value. It promises quick profits and stresses local harbor proximity while urging readers to contact W. Rogels of Glenwood, ta, for orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia Park
Hiopston
Texas
Tag Steme
Wlie Park
Alsa
al W. Rogels
Glenwond
Sale Avent
Nori
Piano CD note on tuning and repairs policy
A fragmented notice from Cotningore, once a superintendent in the Sebingilen A Muedte department at Conred Bhs, mentions a violin and piano service in Lebaraceit. It urges regular tuning every six months, notes piano maintenance by hob bavi care, and directs readers to leave orders at the Tribune office located at 23 South Eighth Street with council luis address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotningore
Sapur
Sebingilen
Conred
Lebaraceit
Goyer
Uae
Schiller & Murano Company
Pribune
Council Luis
South Eighth Street
C.D. Cominyvere
Gas Fueled Royal Mint Melting House to Melt Gold Fast
The Royal Mint near the Tower of London is building a new gas fueled melting house with ten furnaces, expected to process four tons of gold daily once operational next year. Gas furnaces replace coke, cutting cost from one pound per hundredweight to a fraction, and crucibles last longer under gas, with £380,000,000 of gold melted using gas since its adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Mint
Tower of London
Rigg
Operative Department
London
Canada
United States
Mint
London Mail
Byron and his literary agent echo through the ages
A Byron letter from August 23, 1821 reveals early authoragent dynamics. Byron refuses to speak to the publisher directly, directing matters to trustee Douglas Kinnaird, noting mercantile concerns and criticisms. The piece argues the publisherauthor song remains similar across generations, with John Murray IV taking more duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron
John Murray
Bryan
John Murrays
John Murray IV
John J
Douglas Kinnaird
Douglas
The Italian Soldier Under Fire
A fragment recounts admiration for Italian soldiers under fire, praising physique discipline spirits and officer morale. It includes a quoted note from Magee about their qualities and a humorous aside on archer swords and a Wilkinson Sword joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krank J. Magee
Metropolitan
English Women Interpret Temperance Data in Liverpool
The Liverpool temperance report notes women now form a disproportional share of habitual drunkards. It cites 1910 figures showing 13% of those with three+ convictions were men and 184 women, and 733 men and 774 women in the six-to-sixty convictions class. The two-year blacklist in Liverpool lists only women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
England
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T. J. Utterhack
Council Bluffs
George Merritt
Tf. Moses
Baptist Missionary Circle
Mars
CG. A. Draper
L. W. Russell
Henry Darrell ofMenderson
W. Ff. Flittle
Joseph Gillis
Paul
Pacific Junction
Georgia Buckingham
Colohiga Sehoal
Dilton
Wallace Lumber
Rebekhs
Silver City
Clark Clover
Willian Wheeler
Plimpton
Aree
D. Zercer
North Side
J. Ty Murphy
Elmer Thorn
Elmer
South Side
West End
James Glenn
Plattsmouth
Glenwood Y. M. CG. A
Gillilland & Logan
Tabor
Clarence Carter
David Barnett
D. L. Ballard
Wood Lake
Neb
Jannie Ballard
Whiting, In
W. CG. DeLashmutt
M. N. Anthony
Tacoma
Wash
If. R. Sampson
Anthony
Stillsdale
J F. Flanson
Lake View
Oregon
Kansas City
Fred
St. J. Cogley
Sland Rederos
Bell Phone
Mrs. Ba
Bachmann
Lawn
Phifer
Rove Sale
Brown Legehe
Chas. Galivy, A. BR. New Ll
Durham
Niatie
L. S. Robinson
C. Bln
Sueh
Iren
Annals of the
Reavers
Elfer
Arrow
Leeser Slave Lake
Great Plains
Saskatchewan
Tribe of the
Beavers
Harper's Weekly
Martha Myers
Crood
St, Warren, Glenwood
Davis & Anderson Sereantile Co
Vacilie Junction
Britteh Mint
Montigue
Tripoli
Jnelk Latham
Wilkinson Sword Company
Pall Mall
Mr. Jack
and the
A. J. Howe
West Side Square
Iowa
Jamison
John Deere
L. E. Geil
Clen Woot
Belns
Glenwood, Iowa
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