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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1902

Page

6

Court proceedings recap in Mills County April 1902

The district court continued through Friday and Saturday with no decision yet. Cases include the Schaller alimony dispute, Minnie Wilkins divorce from Harry Wilkins, and custody rulings for Mildred and Helen. A jail transfer due to repair and safety concerns relocated prisoners to Pottawatamie County. The Amstott divorce custody was granted, and a liquor permit approved for W. W. DeWitt. An insurance suit settled, a farm trade dispute with Evernham and O’Neill led to $300 in damages, and guardianship was assigned for Josiah Leak. The grand jury indicted Earl Garman for assault. The Lewis will admitted to probate. A bridge move over the Nishna river required engineering work and praise for Mr. Wright and Supervisor Taft. Resolutions commemorated the death of Hon. T. E. Clark of Page county.

Tribune Schaller Minnie Wilkins Harry Wilkins Mildred Helen Holcombe Francy Mills County Pottawattamie County Council Bluffs Myrtle Ametott Thornell Walter Amstott Mary A. Aintrope H. M. Weat G. W. O'Nielva F. H. ‘Evernham O'Neill Mary Norrison Josiah Leak Leak KR. D. Hammond Lenk Earl Garman Geo. W. Lewis Nishna Essex Old Bridge Board of Supervisors Wright Northboro Taft Los Angeles Onl T. E. Clark Page County General Assembly Hia Towa

Marriages and a moving bridge in local notes

The Tribune reports Herbert J. Pickard wed Miss Leng Conrad in Carroll with Rev. Reeder officiating. They plan Glenwood Iowa home. Harry Hall and Miss Gora Ivory Brokely wed at Tabor. Supervisor Wolf and bridge builder A L Wright are moving a 100 foot iron bridge over the Nishnu river two miles north of Bezex, a feat of engineering as a slim trestle supports its relocation.

Herbert J. Pickard H. KR Lyon Heven Quarrell Iowa Benedict the Tribune Leng Conrad Reeder The Baptist Church Harry Hall Misa Gora Yory Tabor Mr. Hall Sod T. W. Ivory Wolf Pramont A. L. Wright Nishnu Wright Shenandoah Sentinel Tott Sentinel Bezex

School Report from Little Brick School April 1902

Potts reports 40 enrolled with 36 average daily attendance for the 20 days taught in the month ending April 18 1902. 33 days absent and 4 tardies split evenly by boys and girls. 32 neither absent nor tardy. Listed names include Pearl Scott Lyle Swatt Miramitt Alton Roy Long Claude Mickelwait Gertrude Noah Fay Crosiar Grace Doyle Lulu Long Nellia Mickelwait Jennie McCoy Guy Orosiar Becusrd Seeger Varuia Doyle Verda Wheeler Dessia Wheeler Nellie Wright Rhoda McCoy Clyde Alton Mimer Long Nelie Noah Mabel Migkelwait.

Little Brick School B. R. Potts Pearl Scott Lyle Swatt Miramitt Alton Roy Long Claude Mickelwait Gertrude Noah Fay Crosiar Grace Doyle Lulu Long Nellia Mickelwait Jennie McCoy Guy Orosiar Becusrd Seeger Varuia Doyle Verda Wheeler Dessia Wheeler Nellie Wright Rhoda McCoy Clyde Alton Mimer Long Nelie Noah Mabel Migkelwait

Mixed Local Classifieds Offer Various Farm Goods and Remedies

A cluttered sale page lists eggs for hatching and pure bred stock, acreage near Glenwood, and short sale bargains on lots. Advertisements include Shorthorn bulls, hay, and poultry settings, plus remedies such as Boseches German Syrup and Foley’s Honey and Tar with testimonials. Local druggists promote King’s New Life Pills and Arica Salva for coughs, bronchitis, and pneumonia prevention.

Pianos and Organs Offered at Robinsons Jewelry Glenwood Iowa

A Glenwood Iowa ad by Robinsons Jewelry and Bookstore promotes Bush & Gets, Weber & Wheelock pianos and organs sold with cash or on time terms. It claims fourteen years of market presence, urges customers to compare, and offers no consignment sales.

Bush & Gets Weber & Wheelock Robinsons Jewelry Boox Lone Glenwood Iowa

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