Auto Journey Over S. W. Owa
Dr. Loffler and city leaders tour northwest Iowa by Nash visiting Silver City Treynor Carson Elliott and Hastings. An 75 mile trip highlights include threshing machines wheat oats fall plowing and a demonstration of the new Iowa Feeder attachment on a Yellow Fellow thresher. Local editors Carl Stranathan and Dr. Loffler invite readers to witness its performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balfour
Ytreynor
Hastings
Treynor
Carson
Europe
Germany
Chester
Hiatt
Thresher
Glenwood
Braden
Elliott
Polack
Funeral services for A S Edwards set for Saturday
Funeral arrangements for A S Edwards are announced with services planned for 10 a.m. Saturday at the court house park if weather permits, or at the Baptist church otherwise. Rev Thomas Evans will lead, with the Masonic lodge at the cemetery. Viewing times at Myers Undertaking parlors Friday afternoon and Saturday morning. Relatives arriving include Grace Verguson from California, Newton Edwards from Booker Texas, and sisters Mrs Howard Hitchcock Ava Missouri and Mrs W L James Houston Texas, with one sister unable to travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Californias
Newton Edwards
Booker
Vtex
Howard Hitchcock
Ava
W.l James
Houston
Tex
East Africa Missionaries Porters Plan England Layover
Mr and Mrs H Porter and Ian Maanoah prepare to depart for East Africa as Holiness Church missionaries. They will stay five weeks or more in England to secure passage, having previously served in Africa and living in Glenwood near the church building. Friends wish them success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Africa
H. Porter
Ian Maanoah
Africa
England
Porter
Glenwood
Olmness
Mills County Visitors Picnic in Wayne Nebraska Event
Mills County residents formed a second colony after a Glenwood group visited Wayne for four days. Families of St. Ross, Robert Young, Poramp ton and daughter Juanita joined the Mills County guests. On Sunday a picnic at the red McIntire home drew about four hundred neighbors for a pleasant day. Everyone remains well and crops look promising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills
Wayne
Neb
Mills County
Glenwood
Mooniay
St. Ross
Robert Young
Porampton
Juanita
Mills E County
Red McIntire
Minnesota Lakes Tour Notes From Miss Wolfe Party
Miss Isabel Wolfe writes to friends about a Minnesota lakes trip with her brother Dr Arthur Wolfe and family of Carson. They vacation at northern woods camps, plan stops at Itaska Taka park near the Mississippi headwaters, visit Duluth, and see other Lake Superior locales. Miss Wolfe says there is a lake for every town and she is enjoying the trip.
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Minnesota Lakes
Bris
Isabel Wolfe
Arthur Wolfe
Carson
Big North Woods
Itaska Taka Park
Mississippi River
Duluth City
Lake Superior
The Big Fair at Malvern Progresses With Record Entries
Mills County fair week draws record entries in horse races and stock exhibits. Machinery and Floral Hall attract crowds as five towns compete in ball games. A race accident injures riders with unconfirmed reports of a death in Council Bluffs. Tuesday results show Glenwood beating Randolph 12 to 3 and Malvern defeating Hastings. Wednesday scores put Glenwood 10, Hastings 6, while Malvern edged Randolph 5 to 2.
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Big Mills County
Malvern
Council Bluffs
Hastings
Glenwood
Randolph
Tabor
Court House Gossip and Sheriff Appointment Brief
Sheriff Edwards died suddenly leaving a vacancy filled by 7. D. Logan. County Engineer Pilmner on vacation in Colorado with deputy Gunselley away at camp. Deputy Treasurer Moran visited Council Bluffs on business. Auditor Pixcl inspection noted. Board trip to Ames noted. Exemption applications rising. deadline August 31. County Attorney Cook to be away two weeks at Camp Dodge. Lewis of Glenwood and KK. R. Cook of Malvern handle duties.
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C. J. Pilmner
Colorado
Clifford Gunselley
Company T
Federal
Abe” Martin
Arthur Moran
Council Bluffs
C. J. Cook
Company IL
Camp Dodge
W. 5. Lewis
Glenwood
R. Cook
Malvern
Cook
Company I Goes to Camp for Fifteen Days at Camp Dodge
Company I departs by special train at 6 am heading to Camp Dodge near Des Moines for fifteen days of army camp life. About 79 members travel with uniforms pressed and guns cleaned, many relatives greet them at the depot. Some boys had gone ahead to prepare mess tents while others carry extra drills to earn pride in the manual of arms. Glenwood stands proud of Company I as farming allows more boys to participate this year. The roster was printed in last Thursday’s Tribune.
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Company I
Camp Dodge
Des Moines
Caughlan
Glenwood
Tribune
Funeral for Overseas Soldier Paul Denlinger Held in Red Oak Armory
Funeral services for Corporal Paul Denlinger, born February 13, 1896 in Red Oak, were conducted in the armory with Rev. L. P. Goodwin and ex-army chaplain W. M. Alderton officiating. Two tributes from OmIha Lodge No. 3 and the Onwha Chamber of Commerce were presented, and taps were sounded by Jed Penton after a bugle salute. Denlinger, a Red Oak High School student at the start of World War I, enlisted in April 1917 with Company D of the 166th. He served overseas and died as a member of the unit.
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Red Oak
Dentinger
Omiwha Lodge No. 3
Wks
Onwha Chamber of Commerce
Carl Clement
Max Werkihard
Thomas Philpot
James Telfer
Ray Lary
Russell Werkins
Jed Penton
Oscar Wenstrand
Paul Denlinger
Ted Oak Pebruery
Jurely
Meathood
Germany
4 Vermyer
One Paper Next Week The Tribune Will Issue Wednesday
The Tribune announces a single weekly issue next week on Wednesday evening due to editors attending an Omaha Chamber of Commerce event on Monday August 15 with the Samson group and other fraternity members from Iowa and Nebraska. The note asks readers to help with news and advertising in time to join the Farm Bureau picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Omaha Chamber of Commerce
Samson
Towa
Nebraska
Farm Bureau
Corporal Denlinger Killed in St Mihiel Drive
Corporal Denlinger trained with his company at Camps Deenter Dodges and Mills then in France and fought in every engagement there until his death on September 12 1918. He was killed on the first day of the St Mihiel drive by machine gun fire. Survived by father and mother Mr and Mrs Cal Denlinger of Henderson Neb three brothers Eli Frank Tred and sister Alice.
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Eli
Papillion
Neb
Frank
Red Oak
Tred
Alice
Henderson
Chiropractors Meet At Lake Manawa With Social Activities
About fifty chiropractors from the Southwest Town Chiropractors association met at Lake Manawa Sunday. They had a basket dinner in Shady Grove at noon, followed by a brief business session and an afternoon of boating and swimming. The next regular meeting is planned for Red Oak in October.
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Southwest Town Chiropractors Association
Lake Manawa
Shady Grove
Red Oak
Town plate agency offers Glenwood home town plates
The Glenwood Wire department takes the agency for home town auto plates of a kind designed as marker plates. The plates feature white embossed letters on a non blue background with the name Glenwood and are sized to fit standard license plate brackets. See them and order your plates.
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Glenwood
Hilton's Durocs Top the Market in Malvern Sale
Ray Hilton of Malvern led a market with 55 Durocs averaging 188 pounds, selling to a shipper for 10.75 per head. Hilton credited rain for pasture relief and noted farmers sold sows to raise cash while crops performed well, with oats fair and wheat yielding fine.
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Ray Hilton
Malvern
Durocs
Mr. Hilton
Proclamation Calls Iowa Citizens to State Fair Exhibition
Governor N. E. Kendall urges all residents to visit the State Fair from August 24 to September 2. The proclamation emphasizes agriculture, industry, science, art, and literature as the fair's diverse attractions, asserting the event as a premier regional education and entertainment experience. He invites loyal citizens to support and enjoy the exposition.
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Iowa
United States
College of Ames
Univerty
Iowa City
Manor Shower Honors Vera Phelps Before Sherman Shafer Tie
Miss Vera Phelps from Mt. Vernon was surprised at her grandmother Mrs. M. S. Phelps home by neighbors who hid a gift basket in the yard and later revealed it. Refreshments were served as Mesdames Dean Jackson Florence Van Orsdel Erma Sawyers Mildred Kelley and several Misses including Gertrude Reasoner Mary Culver Nellis Reasoner Marjoria Buffington Gretchen Reasoner Trennie Pragier Arlene Howard attended the event.
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Vera Phelps
Sherman Shafer
Mt. Vernon
Gis
M. S. Phelps
Dean Jackson
Florence van Orsdel
Erma Sawyers
Mildred Kelley
Gertrude Reasoner
Mary Culver
Nellis Reasoner
Marjoria Buffington
Gretchen Reasoner
Trennie Pragier
Arlene Howard
Farm Picnic Set At Charles Boles Farm Next Thursday
The second annual Farm Bureau picnic will be held next Thursday at the Charles Boles farm one mile east of the County Farm. A large volunteer committee organizes parking, refreshment stands, and a full sports and musical program led by local officials and speakers including KE H Cunningham who may miss the event to testify in Washington.
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Farm Bureau
Boles Grove
Charles Boles
Harry Hilton
R. C. Hopp
Geo. Parker
George Antrim
Frank Plumb
G. J. Deupree
Wilbur Brower
North Side
Arthur Burgoin
South Side
Russell Phifer
Glen Seeger
Wm. Slezak
Dan Markel
Wm. Arteburn
Tobe” Ross
Joy Parker
June Wicker
Hubert Chambers
A. B. Judson
KE. H. Cunningham
Town Farm Bureau Federation
Cunningham
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington, D. C
D. N. McGrew
Harry Landis
Frank Choate
Chas Plumer
Freight rate cut on oriental imports shocks American farmers
A western railway announces a reduction to 76 cents per hundred pounds on copra coconuts vegetables and fish oils, aimed at keeping oriental goods flowing to San Francisco and beyond. The move mirrors a second such cut in a month, sparking concerns over foreign competition and rising U S burdens as critics accuse Congress and regulators of busywork while producers struggle with high costs.
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Western Railway
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Orient
Atlantic
Sha Pirtana Canal
Congress
Federal Trade Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rainy Wednesday Thunder Shower Cleans Streets
A weather note reports a rain shower on Wednesday afternoon with thunder. It washed paved streets nicely where a grade existed, while mud remained in lower, ungraded areas.
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S. W
Owa
Brother Neary
Treynor Record
Weeks
West
Carl Stranathan
Dr. Loftler
Missouri
A. S. Edwards
California
Grace Ferguson
Edwards
Court House
Board of Supervisors
7. D. Logan
Paulene Viimillon
the Auditor's Office
Omaha
Ames
T. A. Hougus of
Chiropractors
Hilton’s
Near Malvern
N. E. Kendail
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