12 Apr 1900
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1900
Page
1
The item appears garbled with multiple misspellings and unclear details. Readable fragments indicate a local notice or advertisement from Wills County Tribune mentioning a sum around 1.254 dollars per year and a calendar reference. Further clarity is required to extract concrete entities or a coherent event.
Local notes report court in Glenwood with Judge Thornell, a depiction of society life, marriages, deaths, and business changes. Highlights include magistrates, license activity, Easter service plans, a suicide attempt in Pacific Junction, and a broad mix of court cases, property suits, and political rumors across Mills County.
The ceremony joined Dr J M Donelan and Miss Ellan Plumer in marriage on a Saturday evening in All Saints Omaha. After a brief stay in Exposition City they returned to Glenwood to receive well wishes from friends. The bride hails from West Oak, Mills County, from a prominent family, and the groom is praised as a loyal, noble editor and friend. They will reside in Glenwood on Walnut Street.
Obituary notes the death of Capt. Chas P King at his Glenwood home on April 16 1900 born January 27 1830 in Charlestown moved to Janesville Wisconsin in 1853 served as lieutenant then captain in the Civil War later hardware business partner A Thompson postmaster in Glenwood during Harrison era with clean accounts leaves three children and three grandchildren funeral at home 10 30 am with Rev L D Brain and B D rector services followed by Masons burial. Also mentions Wilson Reichow cigar business in Glenwood and Easter services at Congregational church with Renew al of Hope and Passionatory from Sunday school.
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