Tabor Builds Edge in Wet Ground Baseball Tourney
Tabor's tournament extends a day after rain restrictions left only one game on Wednesday. The conclud ing match pits Tabor against Thurman with first prize likely to go to Tabor if they win. if Thurman wins, Tabor Blanchard and Thurman share top money. Yesterday Tabor beat Blanchard 7-6 in a 12 inning thriller. Glenwood beat Bartlett in a windy clash marked by lapses and notable hits by Allbee La Chapelle and Workman.
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Tabor
Thurman
Malvern
Blanchard
Bartlett
Glenwood
Allbee
LaChapelle
Workman
Bartlett Boys
Dr. Benson
Gol
Frank Jackson
Glenwood Bartlett la Chapelle
Clapper Workman
Vant Eyler
A Good Suggestion for Glenwood Alfalfa Factory
W T Thompson of Clenwood suggests to the Tribune that an alfalfa feed grinding factory could grow Glenwood's wood industry. He reports alfalfa struggles near Indianola and Humeston, with farmers shipping in feed mixture. since Mills County has success with alfalfa plants, the Glenwood plant could provide employment for many.
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W. T. Thompson
Clenwood
the Tribune
Glenwood
Indianola
Humston
Mills County
Matrimonial Matters in Glenwood Wedding
Ernest Binkley and Lulu Leek wed in a 3 pm home ceremony at the Leek residence with Rev. A A Randall officiating. The couple, from Glenwood and Plattsmouth, celebrate a simple home wedding reported by the Plattsmouth Journal.
Marriage Notices Highlight Plattsmouth Bride and Glenwood Groom
Two couples wed in simple ceremonies with small guest lists. Miss Leek of Plattsmouth and Mr. Binkley of Glenwood tied the knot and left for their new home in Glenwood. Luther Turner and Miss Stella Gray, both of Glenwood, also married at Justice Edwards office.
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Luther Turner
Stella Gray
Glenwood
Justice Edwards
Freelove Turner
Institution
the Tribune
Roy Young Loses Leg In Freight Train Accident
Roy Young, 22, youngest son of Thomas Young of Hastings, was injured near Sioux City after boarding a freight train with Frank Moore. He fell under the wheels when told they were on the wrong train, his left leg crushed above the knee and his hip amputated. He survived the operation and is recovering in a Sioux City hospital. his family prepared to travel to him as weeks pass before he can return home.
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Roy Young
Thomas Young
Hastings
Sioux City
North Dakota
Buchanan
Frank Moore
Roy
Wes
Will
Accident Injures Dana Allen in Accidental Shot Incident
Dana Allen, oldest son of Frank Allen a Glenwood apple packer, was accidentally shot Monday afternoon while handling a 32 calibre revolver. The bullet lodged near the surface of the skin above the right shoulder blade and near the right breast, but he is recovering well under care of Drs J M and F B Donelan.
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Dana Allen
Frank Allen
Glenwood
Drs. J. M
F. BE. Donelan
Dana
New Principal Elected by Glenwood School Board
Glenwood school board elected Miss Mabel Roper of Lincoln as high school principal this week. A Nebraska State University graduate, she has multiple years of experience, including serving as Brookings high school principal in South Dakota last year.
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Glenwood
Mabel Roper
Lincoln
Nebraska State University
Brookings
S. Dak
Doings of the Death Angel
Arthur Spees transported his father WV Spees’s body to Tabor for burial Monday. The deceased, 38, lived near Fabor from 1886 to 1888. Death was due to apoplexy at the home of his daughter Mrs Will Dunn in Weeping Water Nebraska.
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Arthur Spees
Spees
Tabor
Fabor
Will Dunn
Weeping Water
Neh
Hastings social notes and travel updates
Dan Cook returns from Lake Okoboji after a month away. Rae enjoys a week with a Red Oak nephew. Gladys Shaw from Dunkie visits Dunkie friends. Mrs WW Van Ausdale and daughter Clara return from a Kansas sojourn. Chas Purcell crew returns from Missouri Valley. Wes and Will Young travel to Sioux City after their brother Roy’s accident. All but Wes return.
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Dan Cook
Lake Okoboji
HP Rae
Red Oak
Gladys Shaw
Dunkie
Louise
Helen Whitnall
van Ausdale
Clara
Kansas
Chas Purcell
Missouri Valley
Wes
Will Young
Sioux City
Roy
Thomas Young
Down the St. Lawrence River diary excerpt
A traveler recounts a St. Lawrence River journey from Detroit to Quebec City. He describes crossing via Port Huron Sarnia and Niagara Falls, rail routes along Lake Ontario, Thousand Islands, and Montreal, then notes crops, farm layouts, languages, Catholic heritage, and daily life in Bic and Glenwood. He mentions prices, horse values, and local manners, with caution about language and local customs.
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Bie
Quebec
City
St. Lawrence
Detroit
Port Huron
Michigan
Sarnia
Canada
Grand Trunk
Lake Erie
Hamilton
Lake Ontario
Niagara
Falls
Niagara River
Lewiston
York State
Toronto
Kingston
Thousand Islands
Montreal
Inter Colonial Railroad
Glenwood
Lowa
Moose in Pasture Provokes Shootout Incident
The narrator recounts two moose in a pasture destroying grass and men with guns shooting one of the animals while the other fled. Weather shifts from warm to cool near salt water. They note abundant raspberries, blueberries and strawberries, and rising travel prices for lodging, with a reference to Iowa and Frank Art.
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Clites
Iowa
Frank Art
Change of hands in Glenwood Opinion ownership
Broadfield and McClure announce the sale of the Glenwood Opinion to L. B. and BR. B. Cunningham of Pomeroy with possession September 1. McClure gains ownership of the Herald in Pomeroy while Broadfield remains in Glenwood. The retiring firm has run the paper about fifty years. Tribune wishes them well.
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Broadfield & McClure
Glenwood Opinion
L. B
BR. B. Cunningham
Pomeroy
McClure
The
Herald
St. Dodge
Illinois Central
Calhoun County
Broadfield
Glenwood
the Tribune
Messrs. Broadfield
Deputy sheriff arrests man on wife desertion charge in Glenwood
Deputy Sheriff Dalton arrested Lyle Hatcher in Glenwood on Wednesday on a charge of wife desertion at the request of Atlantic authorities. Sheriff Duval from Cass County collected Hatcher on Thursday. Hatcher claims his wife accompanied him to Glenwood but returned to Atlantic, insisting she deserted him.
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Dalton
Lyle Hatcher
Glenwood
Atlantic
Duval
Cass County
Hatcher
Matcher
Alantic
Camp Meeting Opens at Glenwood Under Weavers
The ten day Holi Jess camp meeting began in Glenwood on Wednesday night with some tents not yet arrived. Elder Weavers leads the meetings and noted missionary and evangelistic workers will attend various sessions. Public invitation extended at Chau Tadqua grounds.
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Glenwood
Teachers Institute Opens In Glenwood Next Week
The Mills county annual teachers institute starts Monday for a week. Supt. Moore arranged helpful instructors and expects a profitable session. He aims for wide attendance to meet every school teacher in Mills county. Many new teachers have arrived for the fall term.
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Glenwood
Supt. Moore
Mills County
St. Mary Residents Report Illnesses And Social Visits
Herman Fahrilander is on the sick list and George Thomas is described as very sick. Mrs. Wilson and family visited Council Bluffs, while Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hutt were also visitors there last Saturday. Farmers enjoy haymaking during the warm days as Mrs. James Dawson visits from Nebraska. A large crowd attended a dance at the Fred Thieschafer farm last Saturday evening.
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George Thomas
Peter Hutt
Council Bluffs
James Dawson
Henton
Nebraska
Dante
Fred Thieschafer
Fourth annual I O O F picnic at Strahan program
Mills County I O O F association schedules its fourth annual picnic at Strahan on Wednesday August 26. Events include a procession to the grove, music, invocation, welcome and vocal numbers, recitations, a dinner, and sports such as tug of war and “ten men” lodge races. Lodges from Glenwood Hastings Henderson Malvern Pacific Silver City Strahan Tabor and others are listed with officers and speakers.
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Mills County
I. O. O. F. Association
Strahan
James Wickersham
Spellering
Graham Pellering
Seco
Arthur Davis
Waite Schurr
Eleanor Bacrett
Grover Davis
May Bacrett
Spetering
Spelring
Gunn
D.G.M
Iowa
Strahan Lodge
Coon Chase
Ase Ball
Fats
Leans
Glenwood
Hillsdale
Hastings
Henderson
Malvernn
Pacific
Silver City
Strahan No. Tabor No. 590, Officers.w.m. Moore, President; W. C. McClintock
J. W. Miller
Harry Cheyney
J. R. Graham
A. B. Stevans
W. L. Wilson
Wim
Scott
B.C. Graves
Malvern
W. M. Moore
Pacific Junction
FL Eacrett
Sarahan
J. W. Hallam
Tabor
Emerson County Veterans Reunion Program Detail
At Emerson on September 2 to 4 the old soldiers’ gathering features a dense program with city park assemblies, music, bands, quartets, vocal solos, speeches by Hon. J Stone and Rev. K B Linn, a tennis match Hawthorne vs Emerson, a dinner, drills, and a farewell toast. Events include Drum Corps, recitations by Doris McDowell and Ada Crawford, and a closing "Our Position Before the War" toast. First door south of Bromley & Lewis.
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Epre
Eaton James Criswell
Ethel McFaden Oh
T. Genung
Mmerson
Teuni Glenwoul
Wark
Mts
Iices Vlag
Hon
Jaba
Stone
Wubi
Priday
City Park
Association
Shipman’s
Starbuck Ishnan V
Silas Cook
Shipman
Dinoner
Piernoon
Shipman's
Doris McDowell Prercise
Pligg
Ada Crawford
Ruby Pields
Vent
Collins
Parewell
G. W. Maine
A.J. Chantry Musile
Red Oak
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Methodist Church
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F. B. Spees
St. Lawrence River
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Minnesota
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William E. Annis
Burr-McIntosh
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ST. Mary
Herman Fahrilander
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