TABOR TOPICS Bounties, births and fires in brief notes
An 11 pound boy was born April 23 to Mr and Mrs Charles Carson. Mr and Mrs Bert Darling of Oktaba I T rejoice over a son's birth. A sum of 850 has been subscribed by Tabor citizens to buy Mrs Lillie Miller a cow after her loss. Mrs C H Moon returned from southern California with her father Thomas BH Moon. he stayed with her while she visited. A fire alarm at the Fair store Wednesday was caused by a rubbish-fire draft and extinguished quickly. Various church and women’s society events were reported with modest proceeds. Frank Weatherhead set a notable record in a blue rock shoot in Omaha. Mr and Mrs Monard Galt and family left Tungehou China April 17 for Kobe Japan aboard the steamship Minnesota, arriving Seattle May 15, then plan months in California and Iowa. They continue a vacation from missionary work.
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Charles Carson
Bert Darling
Oktaba, I.T
Tabor
Lillie Miller
C H Moon
California
Thomas BH Moon
Phillips
Fairstore
Pres
G N Ellis
WB Johnson
Anna Beebe
Rey J W Ferner
Nellie Barns
Hattie Clark
OM Rice
Council Bluffs Association of Congregationalists
Farragut
Frank Weatherhead
Omaha
Monard Galt
Tungehou
China
Kobi
Japan
Minnesota
Will Arive
Seattle
Iowa
Galt
Malvern Leader Notes Local Moves and Church Call
The Malvern Leader reports T M Aistrope and daughter Nellie with D R Martin visiting Omaha to manage matters for a new house. Christian church members extend Rev J E Sebbins a call after favorable trial sermons. Ellen J. Wing is reelected head of Tipton schools manual training with a ten dollar per month raise. FD Francis and family return from Wellington Colorado and move into Jull’s Peaceville house. George Thiel from Nebraska with daughter Mrs JH E Boyer suffers paralysis. sons J W and Emory, and daughter Mrs W A McFarland attend Wendell Minnesota area. Thiel longtime county resident.
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T. M. Aistrope
Nellie
D. R. Martin
Omaha
Mills County
Francis
Wellington
Colo
Jull
Peaceville
George Thiel
Nebraska
JH E Boyer
J W
Emory
Wendell
Minn
W A McFarland
Newman Grove
Neb
Thiel
County
Waubonsie Farmers First to Plant Corn
Waubonsie farmers WAUBONSIE F M Kephart and Mr Ballard were among the first to plant corn. Hubert Hurlburt shipped a car load of hogs and cattle to Chicago. Mrs W H Hadden is on the sick list. O B Rickabaugh to succeed John Brown as road overseer. An occasional jack rabbit reported in the hills. Charles Atkins saw a large jack rabbit in his stalk field. Some locals fished Buckingham lake with good sport and catches. Charles Atkins and family visited Joe Shaw's. Clarence Potter returned from Oklahoma and Iowa praised. Nice boats at the upper lake with good fishing. For sale vacant lot two blocks west of the river. Enquire of W F Hill. Peter Storky.
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F. M. Kephart
Mr. Ballard
Waubonsie
Hubert Hurlburt
Chicago
W H Hadden
Rickabaugh
John Brown
Charles Atkins
Buckingham Lake
Joe Shaw
Clarence Potter
Oklahoma
Iowa
Nica
Hat theft ends in humiliation of madame Louise
Gabrielle De Kernion, a poor great granddaughter with aristocratic heritage, works at Mme Louise's Parisian import shop. A cherished spring hat disappears amid a chaotic Saturday rush. Mme Louise accuses Gabrielle, Miss Lambert clears the girl, and the hat is found on another customer. Gabrielle leaves the shop in shame and never returns, while Mme Louise faces a humbling lesson.
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Mme. Louise
Paris
Mme
Louise
Mademoiselle
Rose Lambert
Miss Stoll
Gabrille Desertion
Mamaa
Christine Beaupre
Gabrielle
Miss Lambert
Madame
Gabrelelle
Sharma
Remoiselles
Joliar
Ernest Lauve
Rue P
Easter
Milo
Lambert
Victoire
Laure
Louie
Masume
Mme. de Kernion
Mother
Wedding Gift Escort By Detectives Provokes Question
A terse exchange from a New York Life scene shows a guest seeking wedding gifts and a host promising assistance with a detective escort. The dialogue hints at tension or humor surrounding payment, secrecy, or social expectations in a formal event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yar
New York
Preparing the Field for Planting in the Spring
This excerpt urges farmers to ready seed beds before planting. It stresses using barnyard manure on one field side and disc harrows ahead of breaking plow to prevent crusting and moisture loss. Proper seed bed preparation, including sharpening discs, improves emergence and stand.
Clarkson Estate offers 120 acre farm in Center township and city lot in Glenwood
N 8 Genung, Referee, Glenwood Iowa advertises A B Clarkson Estate property for sale including a 120 acre farm with improvements in Center township and a house and lot in Glenwood. Prospective buyers are invited to call or write. The Tribune provides Mills County news twice weekly.
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Center Township
City of
Glenwood
A. B. Clarkson
Genung
Iowa
Mills County
Foley's Honey and Tar touted as safe under law
The advertisement asserts Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug Law because it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. It is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults by A J Howe of Glenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
J Howe
Glenwood
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Wills County Tribune
B. Bill
Tabor Topics
Malvern
W. F. Hill
Peter
Storky
Dame
Mile
de Kernton
Byr
Ephing Hat
the Tribune
Horse Breeders
Clyde
Bright Bay
Chris Plumer
J. H. Hopp
W.S. Doan
Brick Yards
Ridgeway Lumber Yards
Jowa
Y. Poe Western
Iowa College Councilbluffs
Byron Lad
Pat Crow
Hastings
YOUNG
T.Q. Records
Pree
Walter Bren
Bac'y
The
Mills County Abstract Company
Lincorpohat
Glenwood, Rave
Lord Gregory
Malvern Fair Grounds
William Wilson
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