Hobson Day Draws Giant Glenwood Crowd At Chau tauqua
Glenwood chautauqua draws the largest afternoon crowd as Captain Hobson and his wife visit. Attorney Genung introduces Hobson who recalls his Merrimac role and southern birth. He advocates a large navy for peace and outlines peace resolutions urging arbitration, international parliaments, and a stronger US naval posture. A committee will notify national leaders of the resolutions.
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Hobson
Chautauqua
Captain Hobson
Glenwood
Alabama
Japan
Korean Straits
Bingham Arrives Early for Glenwood Appearance
Ralph Bingham, the excruciatingly funny entertainer, arrived yesterday two days early and is billed for Friday night and Saturday afternoon. He had spare days and dropped into Glenwood ahead of his show. He promises a mighty good time for attendees.
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Ralph Bingham
Mr. Bingham
Glenwood
Chautauqua Notes and Local Entertainments
Dr. Storms of Ames speaks this afternoon and will deliver the corner stone address for the new Methodist church at 3 o'clock. The Colored Jubilee Singers begin tomorrow and the Oxenham moving pictures delight crowds tonight. Three charming young ladies, Nellie Peck Saunders, Blanche Robertson, and Christine Giles, are featured as artists with homes in Detroit Chicago and Cleveland respectively. Their voices are a highlight and they are noted for fine elocution and soprano tones.
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Oxenham
Nellie Peck Saunders
Detroit
Mich
Blanche Robertson
First Congregational Church
Chicago
Christine Giles
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Cleveland
Hobson Attacks Wilson Over Cotton Leak Probe
Captain Hobson criticized Secretary Wilson on Tuesday night for delaying investigations into officials who leaked cotton crop information to a Council Bluffs Nonpareil reporter. He said the south suffered greatly as millions were lost due to advance leakage and inaccurate official publication.
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South
Wilson
Hobson
Department of Agriculture
Council Bluffs
Trobson
Chautauqua Schedule Adds Numerous Evening Attractions
Revised five day program lists concerts by Spelbring's band at multiple times, lectures by W Gariey and Dr Phil Baird, Dixie Jubilee Singers performances, kindergarten events, and entertainment by Ralph Binghan with various names and misprints. Prominent entities include Spelbring's band Dixie Jubilee Singers Dr Phil Baird and Stella G Marsh.
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Spelbring
Phil Baird
G. Marsh
W. &. Gariey
Ralph Binghan
Intact
Guy Ndacheter
Stella G@ Marsh
Spalbring
Clare Jubilee
Dixis Jubilee Singers
Dr N Hillis
Bucrad
Grangers Plan Western Trip From Center Township
The Silver Grange of Center township leaves next Tuesday for a long western tour. A party of eight, including Jud son, Stephen Rounds, N, M. Chambers, and A. Richardson with their wives, will travel to Portland via Yellowstone Park and visit San Francisco, Denver, Salt Lake City and other sights, staying about a month. State Savings Bank Pacific Junction Iowa.
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Silver Grange
Center Township
BB. Judson
Stephen Rounds
N, M. Chambers
A. Richardson
Portland
Yellowstone Park
San Francisco
Denver
Salt Lake City
Governor Cummins at Glenwood Chautauqua Eyes Railroads and Primaries
Rainy afternoon drew a cool crowd as Gov. Cummins spoke on The Reign of the Common People. He urged a law banning railroad passes, warned of their influence on conventions and officials, and pushed Iowa to adopt stricter primary election laws to curb corporate power. He noted party tensions and his own shifting stance within the GOP.
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Glenwood Chautauqua
Gummins
Iowa
Lown
Cummins
Republican Party
Unrequited love drives Lybarger suicide attempt near Tabor
G A Lybarger, about 21, tried to kill himself by arsenic at Tabor last Saturday after a failed romance with Miss Dawson. He was found by the roadside south of the Rhode farm, vomiting after an overdose, aided by an antidote. He said he wished to die and asked for help. His parents live near Happy Mellow.
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G. A. Lybarger
Tabor
Lybarger
Miss Dawson
Dan Rhode
Lyharger
Rhode Farm
Wybarger
Happy Mellow
Tabor College Board Elects New Treasurer and Professor
A Tabor College trustees meeting Sunday saw H. Dye resign as college treasurer and Ira McCormick elected to replace him. Dr. W. O. Allen of New York was chosen professor of philosophy and pedagogy. C. E. B. Jones was reelected president of the board. Attending were Judge Tharnell, W. F. Mitchell, Ernest B. Hart, Rev. E. H. Bint, Charles Anderson, BE. B. Woodruff, Thomas H. Read, J. A. Loose, President George N. Ellis, and others.
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Tabor
Colege
Ira McCormick
W. O. Allen
New York
C. EB. Jones
M. Laird
Judge Tharnell
W. FB. Mitchell
Sidney
Ernest B. Hart
Council Blutts
E.H. Bint
Creston
Charles Anderson
Farragut
BE. B. Woodruff
Glenwood
Thomas IT. Read
Shenandoah
J. A. Loose
Thurman
George N. Ellis
G. E. Jones
Laird
I, M. Laird
If. T. Woods
Boy Sent to Reform School Under Juvenile Court
Lee McCormick aged 11 of Glenwood was ordered sent to reform school at Isidera by Judge Thornell who held a juvenile court in Glenwood last night. The move came at the parents request. Sheriff Morgan departed with the boy this morning and he is to remain there until of age.
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Lee
James McCormick
Glenwood
Isidera
Thornell
Morgan
Open air sermon ends as seats collapse twice
The Silver City Times reports Reverend Moser delivered a strong Sunday evening sermon at an open air meeting. Within minutes the seating failed twice and worshippers relied on a fence for support as the structure gave way.
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Silver City ‘Times
Moser
Hobsons Ride With Grover Mickelwalls Auto
Captain Hobson and Mrs Hobson ride with Grover Mickelwall in his buzz wagon after the Glenwood Chautauqua. They travel eight miles, with stops and an oil-up, in 29 minutes despite rain and a stiff west wind. Dr. C W Lyon participates.
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Pacific Tunction
Northwestern
Spencer
Hobson
Grover
Pike
Mills Station
C. W. Lyon
Slapping Row Sparks Five Thousand Dollar Suit
At Shenandoah last Saturday a man slapped Mrs. Harry Bedison after a dispute with J. W. Morris the marble dealer. Morris was arrested and fined $15. Bedison seeks $4,000 in district court for damages and humiliation. Separately, Shenandoah Knitting Mills produced its first hose pair, capacity 2,500 daily, with plans to reach 4,000. about 65 workers will be employed once fully operational.
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Shenandoah
Sentinel Post
J. W. Morris
Harry Bedison
Marble Works
Baseball game ends early as rain halts play
Base Ball Bubbles Mayer Genung and his Guallour Braves visited Glenwood Vuesdig in new green uniforms. The game was halted in the seventh inning with Balfour leading 4 to 3. Hastings travels to Glenwood for a game today as Emerson hosts a three game series this week.
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Mayer Genung
Guallour Braves
Glenwood Vuesdig
Balfour
Hastings
Glenwood
Emerson
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Cure
If you are troubled with dizzy spells headache indigestion or constipation this tea will make you well and keep you well If it falls get your money back This offer costs 35 cents and is advertised in the Tribune.
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Hollister
Big July Tax Collections Surpass Prior Month Figures
July receipts show a record $6,086.48 paid to the county treasury, far above last July’s $1,202. Tax fer vets and Deputy Tax Collector Tom Byers boosted income, with $1,971.54 in July and their share at 15 percent. Byers collected over $500, earning $105.16, while another $2,000-plus came from Anderson township for the second half of 1904 taxes, reflecting early payments from that township.
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Treaguey
Tom Byers
Anderson Township
CAUGHT IN CUPID'S COILS Malvern and Red Oak Weddings
Alonzo Arnold of Malvern married Hulda Sandberg of Red Oak at 3 30 Wednesday in Glenwood at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. R E B Shaw officiating. Arnold works at Charles Minner shop in Malvern and Sandberg is described as a sweet young lady. Dashner and Myrl McManigal wed last night at 1 o'clock at the bride’s parents home southeast of Grenwood in Rawles township with Rev. Briggs officiating. The quiet home wedding plans a farm residence south of Glenwood on Frank Dashner’s property.
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Alonzo Arnold
Malvern
Hulda Sandberg
Red Oak
Glenwood
R. E B. Shaw
Methodist
Charles Minner
C. T. Dashner
Myrl McManigal
Charles McManigal
Grenwood
Rawles Township
Rev
Briggs
Burr Oak
Doings of the Death Angel Henry Steffen of Mineola
Henry Steffen of Mineola died Sunday July 20 aged 64. Born in Segalendorf Molstein Germany he married Fehmarn island March 21 1860 and came to Mineola in 1891. Survived by three children Christof Miscola Ferdinand Round Lake Minn and Mrs Henry Wiese Villisca. Funeral held at Mineola church Tuesday afternoon conducted by Rev Kurtz.
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Henry Steffen
Mineola
Segalendorf
Molstein
Germany
Fehmarn
Balbic Sea
Steffen
Christof
Miscola
Ferdinand
Round Lake
Minn
Henry Wiese
Villisca
Barn Fires Surge in Mills County Gaining Notable Losses
In Mills County barns have burned at an unusual rate over the past month with most causes unknown. Last Friday night a barn owned by Lonnie Jones north of Pacific Junction burned. no horses or much grain were inside. Loss about 3500 with 3300 insured by Hawkeye.
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Mills County
Lonnie Jones
Pacific Junction
Hawkeye Company
Low Colorado Rate From Glenwood To Colorado
Burlington Route announces the lowest rate from this region to Colorado. Round trip from Glenwood offered August 30 and September 2, 8, and 14 at 31 0.00 with return valid until September 12 or until October 7 for an extra 50 cents.
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Colorado
Burlington
Mills county map sale at five cents by Tribune
The Tribune offers county maps at a cut price of 60 cents for Mills county subscribers. Limited supplies, and one copy per subscriber before stock runs out.
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Tribune
Mills County
Onue
Farm for Sale at Gammon Place West of Glenwood
Farm for sale on Pony Creek west of Glenwood features bottom land upland fair farm buildings and improvements. Price 35 per acre. owner Marcus Sieck on premises. divisible. For farm loans, contact State Savings Bank Pacific Junction with ready money when papers are prepared. Loans at low western Iowa rates.
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Gammon Place
Eroston Pony Creek
Glenwood
Marcus Sieck
State Savings Bank
Pacific Junction
Iowa
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