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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1906

Page

4

Democratic state ticket listed for Iowa offices in 1906

Grainwood Iowa August 24 1906 Mills County Tribune prints Democratic state ticket with candidates for Governor CLAthE Porter Lieutenant Governor John Dennis on Secretary of State J S McLumen Auditor CG T Munro Treasurer L F Dahfrom Attorney General YrEDA Townsend Superintendent W S Wilson faces the ballot across Appanoose Dubuque Guthrie Mabanka Monroe Lyon and Calhoun with a stated annual subscription of 1 60.

Clathe R. Porter Appanoose John D. Dennisson du Dubuque J. 5. MclLumn Guthrie CG. T. Munro Mabaska Dahform Calhoun Yreda Townsend Monroe W. 8S Wilson Lyon District Court Jam Mills Cristy Grace A. Brooks John H. Brooks Kylo Etgafiney Pearl MM. Miller G. Miller Kate KM. Gaffney Pearl M. Aller Miller Iowa Mids County Lota Glanwood City Leister Enid Court

Emerson News Briefs Across Town and County

Fred Varger of Emerson is sick. Visitors include Mrs James from Hastings and relatives from Glenwood and Malvern. A Monday social hosted band members. People travel to Sidesy for peaches and to Idaho for a trip. Nearby visits include Chicago guests for Rey Moore. The community hears of farm visits, baptist association events, and a planned farmer’s picnic for September 6 with many local stores closing for the day.

James Hastings Band Boys Harry Carson Glenwood John Evens Sidesy Miss Pear Lang Malvern

Prominent Silver City Social and Travel Notes

Mrs Huffaker visits relatives at Tabor while Landon leads Coun cul Bluffs visitors Sunday. Miss Anna Lamb attends teachers institute at Shenandoah. W Vanick seeks treatment at Burlington Junction springs. Friday dance postponed indefinitely. Burrows family at Krug Park and Lake Manawa. Mrs Pullman plans to travel to Burlington Junction this week. EH Huffaker to attend WI Bryan reception in New York City. RC and Homer Mayberry visit Decatur Neb with AJ Mayberry. Lockabill brothers receive new traction engine for threshing. Burgoin ships two cars to Chicago. Vaokirk’s valuable mare sold for $200. Mrs J B Hieds and children return from Council Bluffs visit. Morse rents Agan building to start bakery. Mrs Scott and friend visit Bluffs. W C Swarts hosts. Mr and Mrs A Richardson and Ruth plan a trip to the Dakotas and Minneapolis. Bosworth daughters visit Wylmore Neb with Tichards. Gawk Family reunion at TI Plumb home. Mabel and May Swarts return from Indiana. Reimers visit. Mrs Reimers in Omaha hospital. John Speer and children plan West trip. visit Lee McCoy in Spokane. Joe Maurath’s residence remodel praised. John Bryant of Yuma expected for visit. Clyde Pratt to manage Bryants during absence. Gladys Hostetter party. Mrs J Wy Graham and daughters Marvel and Mona Malvern attend. Rural Route carriers Parvington, Rouk, Pitsenburger, Merk go to South Dakota for threshing. Warrington has large threshing outfit interest. Sid Gidner drives route during Farrington’s absence.

Prom the Times Huffaker Tabor They Landon Counlet Bluffs Anna’lamb Teachers Institute Shenandoah Vaniick Burlington Junction Springs W H Burrows Krug Park Lake Manawa John Pullman Burlington Junction EH Huffaker New York City WI Bryan Homer Mayberry Decatur Neb AJ Mayberry Bert Lockabill Wm Burgoin Sears Callte Geo T Chicago Vaokirk J B Hieds Council Bluffs Bert Hitfaker Mert Morsey Scott W C Swarts Frank Hargitt Willa Coburn Randolph Chas Harpitt A Wichardson Ruth South North Dakota Minneapolis G FP Bosworth Pearl Vera Wylmore Guy Tichards T I Plumb Joe Maurath John Bryant Yuma Cole Clyde Pratt Bryyant Gladys Hostetter J Wy Graham Marvel Mona Malvern Carviey F Parvington Chas Rouk Ralph Pitsenburger Dave Merk South Dakota Warrington Sid Gidner Farrington

Local residents share travel and hospital news

Henry Detlef MINEOLA returns from South Dakota while Emma Denker visits Emerson Nebraska. Charles Hansen comes back from Council Bluffs after hospital treatment. Detlef Prien had to humanee a horse due to a broken leg from a culvert accident. Visitors in Blol’s from there Friday included Mr and Mrs F F Roenfeldt.

Henry Detlef South Dakota Emma Denker Emerson Neb Charles Hansen Council Bluffs Detlef Prien F Roenfeldt

Mineola Odd Fellows Attend Picnic at Tabor

Albert Lanz, T C Plumer, P M Bennett, I. and FG Deitehler attended the Mineola Odd Fellows picnic at Tabor Tuesday. Present were Henry Hammer, Toho Deitehler, L W Bichel, Herman Peters and Charles J Nipp.

Albert Lanz T C Plumer P M Bennett FG Deitehler Mineola Tabor Henry Hammer Toho Deitehler L W Bichel Herman Peters Charles J ° Nipp

Hastings Notes of Visiting Friends and Local News

Hastings brief itemizes residents and visitors including Miss Susie Smith in Columbus and the Smiths return from Wisconsin. Gil Mason and family head to Lake Okoboji for two weeks. Cedar details on new cement walk at U B church and a cancer case for Theo Greiner. Reads like a local paper fragment with scattered foreign notes and trivia.

Susie Smith Columbus Onto W.l Smith Wisconsin Flossie Christie Rae Guy Pennington Lnd Chas Jones Lucy Minneapolis Gil Mason Lake Okoboji Priest Win Dirmitt David Sandilund Ada Greiner Sioux City Theo Greiner U B Silver City Times

Band Boys Praise Wastings Ball Tournament Atmosphere

The band boys say they were never treated better anywhere than at the Wastings ball tournament last week. Merchants supplied cigars and ice cream, while farmers treated them with fine peaches and apples.

West Oak social notes and school chimney project

Mr Bailey of Silver City visited West Oak and Doran Sunday. West Oak directors plan a new chimney for the schoolhouse. Mrs Thomas Doran and daughters visited Emer son with her sister. Miss Hattie Kirkpatrick and Charles chaperoned a Lake Manawa trip with guests from West Liberty and Glenwood. Mrs Mary Randall remains about the same after hospital return. her daughter Mrs Hiram Hunter and son Charles help her rest. Mrs JJ Rist and Percy visited Bert Butterfield Joss at his home. Rist goes to Nebraska to see daughter Winonifred and invest in a farm. Jay Van Eatonx, expert horsebreaker, now drives a buggy after breaking a colt to ride. He’ll visit grandmother at Shemodoah in September and attend school after a two month vacation. C W Rathke of Glenwood praises Colorado and the West, noting Iowa ahead in some ways after twenty-five states visited.

Mary Randall Hiram Hunter Charles JJ Rist Percy Bert Butterfield Josh Rist Nebraska Winonifred Chester Jay van Eatonx Jay Shemodoah C W Rathke Glenwood Colorado Uwa Rathke

Birth of the Moon and dawn of lunar science

An article surveys the moon’s origin from Earth’s early, molten era, describing tides, rotation, and size. It explains a rapid day, mass estimates, and the lunar surface features, including craters and possible water in ice form. It notes the sunlit and dark halves and the unusual atmospheric conditions as seen from Earth-based observations.

Earth Pacific Ocean Mars Mann Asia Africa Pickering Harvard

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Mills County Tribune N. T. Bradway AS Grainwood Democratic Fred Varger Glyde Rhoads of Rey Mrs E A Moore J H Hascall James Spears Abe Clites Myrtle Illinois Andrew Flemming E Cheney Andrew Edie Madison County Harold Cheney Howard Cheney Arcadia William Brooks Idaho W E Vanansdale Imerson Montgomery County Red Oak W K Post Will Maton Baptist Association LW Rowley Sidney Mutual Telephone Company Will Dalrymple John Saylor John Hillyer Carson Robert Hillyer James Exton Fameily Eaton A 2B Dalrymple Miss Griffin Aletha Nims Council Blufts Jup Cl Silver City Russia Germany Chippendale Sotheby’s London J. GB. Brown Mieuus M. Armand Fallieres France John Paul Jones Pastige Stanins Elizabeth Garrett Anderson England Pidlows Church Exeter Eng Stockport Taghuid Tondthan Wilbyis Kentucky Cumberlin Marseilles J. Marshall Brooks California Mexico Horder Jatter San Tuego Benjamin Jeans Tondon Birkenhead Equator Berthi EL. Vowler Tewiston Graunils West Oak Mr Bailey Sane Doran Thomas Doran Eithel and Hattie Kirkpatrick West Liberty Birth OF the Moon Luna Jerome Richard Saigmondy St. Louis Post-Tispatel Mr. Edison Thomas Edison Cobalt Jedison Piebald Starper's Weekly Jimson Jamson Harn New York Weekly Grcvye Bie S.S. Clark Barber L. &, Robinson’s Jewelry & Music Store Clark Parker Ghage Medical GO Des Moines Gaedpreay W. S. Elliott Glenwonl Sowa F. M. Shriver Surgical and Mechanical Dentist Dyar Nourthwast Corner Square A. H. Winkler & CO. Real Estate, Loan and Exchange Agts Dean Block P. O. Glenwood Towa Chas. W. Rathke Opera Tawa Theo, W. Lyory Call H. Otis Ivory & Otis Attorneys At Law Justice OF the Peace Omees Carter Elk Actus Indemnity Company Glenwood Abstract Co Nebo Building Benth Side Square Tiwana North Side Saude, Glenwood Lowa Amos Dean Carpenter & Contractor Glenwood, Iowa United States Europe Amfield Lovaas Savery Davosit Goxes D. L. Heansheller BLM The Advo Collection Agency W. KR. Lewis Mills County Wuartey Bluck T. G. Byers O!d OWA Agsens Gas and Water Company J. C. Bixby & Son Main Street Coungsil Bluffs, Ja. Tos
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