Glenwood News Highlights Local Business and People
Local shops and professionals are active with moves and openings. Eyewear providers, plumbers, and dentists are listed along with new moves by Dr DeWitt and Ebaneh, and Raymond Trisler’s plumbing. Many residents travel to Omaha and Red Oak for medical, educational, and social events, while town events include a box social raising 24.75 dollars and students returning home for vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebaneh
Bower Bros
G. Woodrow
Ofice
Ferguson
West Side
DeWitt
Wickham
Eveinkenstein
Omaha
Edward Carey
Red Oak
Notice to Horsemen about stallions at Glenwood
Notice informs that a farmer will bring one pig and two stallions to Glenwood on April 1 to remain for the season. Prior to that they will be at the farm two miles southeast of the town. The document mentions April wares and a sucklis cull and vase s nist uss farpaers, but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Painter
Yelton
Oklahoma
Mr Painter
Preston Skaggs
E. J. Stranathan
N. Sawyer
R. M. Skaggs
Center Township
Des Moines
Red Oak
Tom McGarry
Glenwood
Dee
Glenwood Election Very Tame Affair
Glenwood held a very tame city election with one ticket and light turnout totaling 122 votes. Ward results were 25, 59, and 38. new council sessions begin Thursday, with old council assessing taxes and purchasing park land. Officers named include Mayor Dr. W. M. Plimpton, Recorder Scott McClure, Treasurer Ora K. Shay, Marshal George McMillen, Assessor Walter Brown, and park commissioners Dr. J. M. Donelan, E. Bogart, F. J. Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Evernham
Sivers
Cheyney
W. M. Plimpton
Scott McClure
Ora KE. Shay
George McMillen
Walter Brown
Young Boy Arrested for Forgery in Shenandoah
Carl Pierce, a 17 year old from Malver, was arrested in Shenandoah Wednesday for obtaining money by forgery. He cashed a forged check using Bert Doane’s name after selling hogs, fled toward Omaha, was caught in Hamburg, and brought back for a preliminary hearing. He’s bound over to the grand jury and likely to be sent to reform school for training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Pierce
Malver
Shenandoah
Bert Doane
Hamburg
Omaha
Mr. Doane
Grand Jury
Simmons
Clarinda
Reform School
Ohio Interurban Electric Railways Grow Rapidly
Professor L. Bogart of Oberlin College analyzes interurban electric roads in Ohio. Over ten years, miles of electric lines rose from 1,250 to about 2,000. Rail fares on interurban lines average 14 cents per mile, while steam rail rates were higher until a 2 cent maximum rate law was enacted by the Ohio legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Bogart
Oberlin College
Journal of
Quio
Ohio
Democrats Banquet Set for Des Moines April 6
Iowa Democrats announce a banquet at the Savery Hotel in Des Moines on April 6 with speakers W. J. Bryan, Gov. Hoke Smith of Georgia, Mayor Tom L. Johnson of Cleveland, and Mayor Dunne of Chicago. All Iowa Democrats are invited and asked to send 1.50 per plate to A. R. McCook, Elman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Two Mills County Players Join Southern League Teams
In the Southern League Mills county will be represented this season by two ball players. Chas Noah of Glenwood is pitching for the Shreveport team and Dakin Miller, the Malvern star, plays for the Little Rock club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Chas, Noah
Glenwood
Shrevesport
Dakin Miler
Malvern
Little Rock
Ark
Easter events and family gatherings in Hillsdale area
Rev and Mrs Stark from Carlisle Ta visit Hillsdale this week while Chas Zimmer returns from Indianola College to help on the family farm. Easter exercises at the Methodist church delighted children. A Friday night farewell gathering at EK Robinson home east of town hosted nine adults and many children before the Robinsons plan a Nebraska visit and possible relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Ames
Will Brishell
Omaha
Roger
Hal LaChapelle
Ashland
Carrier Hittle
Frank McDole
T. E. Wilson
L. A. Bower
Genevieve
Dalzell
Fred Clingersmith
Henry Campbell
Roy Edmunds
Win Rager
Dsle Skiles
Tabor College
Frank
Collier Buffington
Warl Hele
Indianola College
Mark Reno
Burlington
Rev
Center Township
EK Robinson
Robinsons
Nebraska
Nebraska Ranch For Sale And Rent Notice
A thousand acres of hay and farm land in Rock county Nebraska six miles southeast of Bassett offered for twelve thousand dollars with Mills county fruit farm considered as part payment. Inquire W F Hill or address R Hudspeth 243 Scott Street Council Bluffs Iowa. Also for rent a good five room house and barn fourteen blocks from square with a good well and cistern inquires of W F Wilson southwest of armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Rock County
Bassett
Mills County
W. F. Hill
R. Hudspeth
Scott Street
Council Bluffs
Iowa
W. F. Wilson
Eggs for Hatching Barred Plymouth Locks and More
A fragmented notice advertises eggs for hatching Barred Plymouth Rocks and other breeds with a single setting Sue. Prospective buyers are urged to write or phone for details via Th cubatorlots com Mayberry Glenwood and local doctors James and Feduk Douelao. The second Moor of the Mershou building on the west square hosts new visiting card styles at the Prune oolice su fur dey Log Fay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Sue
Mayberry
Glenwood Vnd No. L
James and
Feduk Douelao
Mershou
Prune Oolice Su Fur Dey
Log. Fay
Hastings Measles Outbreak Spreads Among Local Families
April report from Hastings notes a measles surge affecting five young men and several others including a newborn infant and Mrs Obas Anderson. School attendance declines as illness disrupts daily life. Also covered: Sandeman seriously injured at coal chutes, new mutual line materials arriving, and local social and business updates including obituaries, graduations, and property rentals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Ike
Henry McFarland
Fred Leu
Grover Greeson
Wn Owens
McFarland
Obas Anderson
Little Babe
Farm Loan Opportunity Ad at Pacific Junction
Claude F. Anderson advertises quick farm loans and monetary savings once abstract is approved. Also notes cows brought for breeding to his place must pay an $81 advance fee, with CQ and Roland listed in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy
Claude F. Anderson
Pacific Junction
Roland
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Ivory & Otis
Wilson Drug Company
Raymond Trisler
Robinson's
Georgia Buckingham
Otis Harold
Alfred Alexander
Pearl Kiddoo
Elsa Ewing
Lyons Township
T. J. McGarry
Ben Shoninger
Chicago
Europe
Jeanette Heinsheimer
Wo Kesterson
White Cloud Township
The
Tribune
Fred Kruse
Silver City
City
Otto
George Fitch
Will Green
Northern Oak
Henry Green
Louis
Boyle's Business College
Ferdinand Miller
Oak Township
W. Wi. Mintle
J. W. Carter
J. H. Doughty
Walnut Street
Carter
Wilson Doug Company
B.M. McChuskey
South Side
D. L. Heinsheimer
Old Mexico
Anna Anderson
Pacific City
Joy Parker
Heinsheimer
L. E. Geil Spant Taster
Jimma Li. Kellogg
Winder
W. H. Morgan
Singer
Mickelwall Block
Glenwood Views
Rhode Island Reds
Barreé
Plymouth Rocks
S. Ash
Bedford
Clarinda Poultry, Butter and Egg Co
Corner Square
Mills County Phone
Sabin Farm
F. M. Baltington
P.O
John Tucker
North 20
Old Though Fur Service
W. Burger
Southern League
Hillsdale
Sandeman
Tl . Sandeman
Hreman
Victor Cromwell
New Mutual Line
Mutual
Hathaway Bros
D G McMullen
OT Smith
Irving Fisher
James Fisher
Q S Duval
Harry Duval
David Sandiland
A B Washburn
D Henderson
Andrew Wearin
Avery Miller
Clem Harmon
Chas Anderson
Clyde Warren
Hastings News
Prof Tipple
Henderson
Frank Duval
Fd Smith
Fred Priest
Olive Wearin
Mamie Hicks
Ed Smith
Fern
May Colling
Grace Crow
Hastings Odd Fellows
C W Kelley
Mark Hathaway
Bert Greenwalt
Ethel Greason
Anna Dunbar
Cora
James Imel
Emerson
Chadwick
Ill
John Imel
W D Clark
Ladies Home Journal
L. S. Robinson
Glepwiad, Luwae
Buster Brown
Tiger
E. M. Myers
Finkenstein’s
Kang
C. BE
Swartz K Co
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