Taft Scores Hobson Resolutions In Naval Debate
A historical column argues against expanding the navy, criticizing the Glenwood assembly's naval resolutions and urging Congress to curb battleship construction. It recalls past treaties and wars to claim a strong navy is unnecessary for a republic and laments aristocratic temptations aboard warships.
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Maglund
Switzerland
England
France
Europe
Voulon
Antwerp
British Isles
Greece
Mexico
Brazil
Chile
Mediterranean
Naples
Palermo
Havana
Valparaiso
Rio Janeiro
Yokohama
Bombay
Colcntta
Sidney
Prisoner dies after severe beating in shipboard incident
An officer was court martialed amid accusations he struck a prisoner fatally. The captain faced suspension with full pay after a squib mocked the affair showing a ship surgeon and captain debating the burial until an apology. August 105 Chicago.
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Oliver
Baseball Matters Glenwood routs Balfour 14 to 7
Baseball report details a close Glenwood win over Balfour 14 to 7 after a six run burst in the last inning. Lineups and scoring by innings are listed for both teams. Also mentions Mineola beating Treynor 6 to 4 and Balfour II defeating Silver City 9 to 11.
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Glenwood
Balfour
Glenwood Boys
Hunkdin Wratermin
Clark Tor
Reee Beer
Dunagan Collins
Clipson Rhodes
Ab Too Teers
Stacy Multen
Nonner
Plucky Lyons farmer Ripraps river bank to shield land
Amos Jyernhin of Lyons township advertises timber for riprap in sections 8 and 17 near the river. He completed riprap work two weeks ago at a cost around 7000 and now plans more for land protection. The steady effort earns praise from neighbors and local supporters.
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Charles
Norkly
Wvernuinn
Woman Taken to Clarinda Insanity Case Near Malvern
Mrs. W. H. Abbott was taken to Clarinda after a mental breakdown near Malvern. On Monday night the woman allegedly went insane. on Tuesday doctors and a deputy clerk formed an insanity board and ordered admission to a hospital. Sheri Morgan and the husband accompanied her to Cheviada for transfer. She is about 50 and believed to have deteriorated mentally for some time.
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W. HH. Abbott
Peaceville
Malvern
Lester
Vin Norn
Glenwood
Insanity Board
Malvern Ani
Sheri Morgan
Abbott
Cheviada
Child Poisoning Warning After Paper Ingestion
A local report states a 17 month old child of Charley Reynolds living east of Silver City ingested paper with ink. Dr. Again attended the child and notes the poison danger from paper in homes. The doctor urges extreme caution to keep such substances away from children.
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Charley Reynolds
Silver City
Cine Wits
Timber Wanted for Riprapping in Lyons Township
Amos Evernham seeks timber for riprapping in Lyons township. Wants 12, 8 and 20 foot lengths, 6 to 4 inches at butt, all kinds of wood. Price five dollars a cord delivered to his farm.
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Lyons Township
Amos Evernham
Big Camp Meeting At Glenwood Reports Growing Interest
The Holiness camp meeting in Glenwood draws about 200 campers with 26 conversions reported. J J Lindsey preached. two Indian missionaries among Tabur Faith Tlome workers. Meeting ends Monday morning with a prayer service. Also notes include awards at the Tabor reunion for old settlers of Pottawattamie Mills and Fremont counties and local shooting results.
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George Weavers
Glenwood
J. J. Lindsey
India
Puttawathamie
Mills
Fremont
Tabor
Wachot & Melean
Ly Bloedel & T Lewis
Dalton & Arbour
Western
White Bonnet
Old Soldiers Reunion Closes at Glenwood Amid Warm Weather
The old soldiers reunion ends this afternoon at Glenwood after a fine outdoor event with good air and excellent attendance. Some 124 veterans registered at noon, with many from Malvern and other nearby towns joining in the campfire program, music by the Tusbitubian band, and a stirring drum corps. Notables present included Col. Chantry, Judge Lewis, Dr. Shriver, and Col. Byers.
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Glenwood
Blue
W. M. Moore
Frank Brooks
Winslow
Austin Aubrey
Brooks
Sam Vaughn
Will Aubrey
Noah Hanks
W. Lilley
J.W. Sargent
Odd Fellows Picnic Draws Mills County Fans and Guests
The Mills County Odd Fellows picnic at Malvern next Tuesday promises a major fraternal gathering with a parade, basket dinner, music by the Silver City Band and Tabor Quartet, talks on the association's aims, history of fellowship, a base ball game Fats versus Leans, and an uptown band concert after supper. Nine lodges supply players for the game, and attendance is encouraged for all members and families.
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Mills County
Malvern
Lista. m
Silver City Band
Innovation
G. A. Campbell
Silver City
Tabor Quartet
Mills County F. 0. Q. F. Association
Veter Jacobs
Tabor
Glenwood
Gold Fellowship
BR. Grasham
Hastings Lodge
Claire Owens
A. Church
Jefferson
Cobury couple wed in Red Oak area wedding in morning
Squire WG Day performed a wedding at 71 o'clock this morning in his office. The bride and groom were Holgar Burris, 21, and Amy Clawson, 18, both from the small Cobury town south of Red Oak.
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Squire WG. Day
Cobury
Red Oak
Holgar &. Burris
Amy . Clawson
Opposed to paving plan in Glenwood district
Residents oppose the city council resolution to pave the square and side streets. Five church properties are involved in the proposed paying district. Vines Street to the depot requires attention first due to drainage and near‑term needs.
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Bne
Glenwood
Vine Street
Fine address highlights prison work by Maude Booth
Maude Balington Booth gave a fine address last Sunday at the Malvern Baptist church praising her work among the $4,000 men in American prisons, who call her the Little Mother. In Rawles township Tattuas Lieasner fell seriously ill Saturday with appendicitis and was brought to Miller hospital in Glenwood for possible surgery. Dr McCrew of Council Bluffs visited Wednesday and deemed surgery probably unnecessary as Lieasner's condition improved.
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Raditor Pribone
Glenwood Chintanna
Willi Wheeler
Quarter Desk
Liter L
Congress
W. J. Bryan
Dr. Swallow
Sam Jones
United States
Glenwood Assembly
Great Britain
Craat Lakes
Canada
Flowin
Jesser
Maude Balington Booth
Malvern Baptist Church
America
Tattuas Lieasner
Rawles Township
Miller Hospital
Glenwood
McCrew
Council Bluffs
Advertised Letioie Unelaimuil in the dlenwood post attics
Advertised notices list names with unclear spellings: Miss Sivlla May Dean Mes Mury Bontley Bead Green Acthar bb bhatt Robert Russell AB Poukuver ear 4. White, 2B ML.
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Dlenwood
Sivlla May Dean Mes Mury Bontley
Robert Russell
Poukuver
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EL. Awe
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Baseball Matters
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Charing’s Giants
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Tribune
Dueslay
Ldlsed
Puses
Clarinda
Henderson
Thurmaine
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Cheyney
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Mineola Scrappers
Silver City Times
Justice
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Marion Anthony
Asa Lambert
Glenwoord
Harry Stewart
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Juli Dyson
General Byers
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A. Carlson
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Ed Peterson
Beenacd Peters
Dxtdfeet
Aimmer
Pres. School Board
Hillsdale
Lowa
Tenry Pearson
Sum Mershou
Minner
Taenzler
JM Sooth
George Scott
George Carter
Stow
Wim Gray
Backney
Benoni Pool
Wilson
EL Brooks
PA Goyer
Dainty D'Y Anderson
MC Byers
Edward Richardson
Wimbingle St Rickabough
Gennog
Samuel Boyer
P Reveal
Allbee
Pearce Li Newman
Hallinger
Brooks Thos Clune
Atterback
McC
Serbar
Pangburn
Geo Sickler
Stout
Evraha
Clover Wel Flittle
Riyedaun
Dull Wrancis
Scott AJ Hamilton
AJ Ghantry
Isaac Dive
Woodrow Andrew Jickson
Noel A Stroud DA
Cress Daniel Whitmer
Wultemire
Rankindd
Uuines
Seute
Samual VanQuodala
Hastings
John Davidson
Janus Moore
Emerson
Daniel Rhoades
Pacific Junction
Christy Wol Morgan
Shinoda
Dalen
Worley Alg
Tucker
Folsom Martin Co Young DW
Rowse
Nathaniel Kine
If Dawson
Lal
Mills County News
ODD Fellows Picnic
Cupid
C. F. Picnic
Ae Pawl Oded Puollows
AU Brothers
Wits
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