Glenwood Mail Schedule and Erratic Times Clipped
The Glenwood mail routine lists several outbound and inbound trains with inconsistent times including No. 15 westbound at 7:37 am and No. 6 eastbound at 8:45 am, plus No. 11 westbound 9:50 am and No. 4 eastbound 10:51 am. Office hours show lobby access 7:00 pm to 8:00 pm and Sunday windows 9:30 to 10:00 am and 3:00 to 3:30 pm amid garbled notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bound
Eee
Obice
Lobby
Jack Bozes
Democratic Pledges on Reform and National Policy
Democrats pledge trial by jury in indirect contempt cases, support employers' liability acts, create a national labor department with a cabinet member, revise tariffs and repeal the wood pulp duty, curb the speaker's power, require campaign contribution publicity, regulate railroads, establish home rule, cut administration waste, reduce government officeholders, fund guarantees for bank depositors, create postal savings, improve waterways, back Philippine independence, elect U S Senators by direct vote, build a navy to defend coasts, exclude Asiatic immigration, pursue Arizona and New Mexico statehood, uphold generous pensions and conserve natural resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Employers’ Liability Act
National Department of Labor
House of Representatives
National Bank
Philippines
United States
Arizona
New Mexico
Republican County Convention Called at Glenwood
Republican County Chairman W. P. Wortman calls a county convention at Glenwood next Saturday at 11 a.m. to select delegates to the state convention in Des Moines on September 9. The meeting aims to nominate a candidate for the supreme court to succeed the late Charles A. Bishop. Delegates will be chosen from June primary results. no Democratic actions have been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Wortman
Glenwood
Court House
Des Moines
Supreme Court
Charles A. Bishop
First seasonal frost hits northern Iowa crops
Reports from northern Iowa indicate a light yet damaging frost in the lowlands during Sunday night. Early assessments suggest corn suffered a nipping that may affect yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frost
Iowa
State Savings Bank of Iowa Mills County Ledger 1808
The State Savings Bank at Pacific Junction Mills County presents its balance on August day in 1808 per the state auditor. It lists cash on hand gold and silver, notes, drafts, and deposits with other banks. Liabilities include capital stock, profits, deposits, and indebtedness to banks and individuals. Directors' liabilities as borrowers and endorsers are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Savings Bank
Lawn of
Iowa
Pacific Junction
Mills
Steree
Bankera
First National Bank
Council Bluffs
Merchants Loan & Trust Company
Chicago
Rauubal S Bank South Omaha
Everes
BATON
Mille County
Chas
Davis
Chen. Kroon
Claude F. Anderson
Nomad
Esthersiz
Hank
Provident
Chas. Kroon
Claud! TV
Anderson
Chas. F. Davis
Charles Kroon
Luther H. Stroud
Burgess
Bi McDonald
Nrcotore
Weather notes and chilly conditions across Mills county
The passage describes a cool, raw air with temperatures near 40 degrees in northern Iowa lowlands. It notes no frost yet but uncomfortably cool nights in Mills county, with early crops damaged yet totaling undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Mills County
Mayor Bellatti Leads Glenwood in Plimpton's Absence
J L Bellatti has run Glenwood's municipal operations while Mayor Plimpton was away in Des Moines. The town saw smooth governance and a fair scene as Bryan supporters filled the crowds. Plimpton arrived too late to hear the speech, then returned to Glenwood late last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plimpton
Des Moines
J. L. Bellattti
Glenwood
Bryan
Lowa
Mills County
Planning for Big Time at Emerson Reunion
Emerson plans a royal style reunion for veterans and visitors next week with daily lawn tennis matches featuring Glenwood Red Oak and McPherson. The Silver City band will play and R. M. Shipman leads a martial band for the event with a notable music and speaking program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Glenwood
Red Oak
McPherson
Silver City
R. M. Shipman
New Chautauqua Officers Elected for Malvern Chapter
The Malvern Chautauqua directors elected J. Humphrey as president J. O. Laird as vice president M. & Corbin as secretary and W. H. Guyer as treasurer for the coming year The chautauqua runs July 2 to 11 Season tickets rise to 2 before June 12 and 2 50 afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Malvern Chautauqua
J. Humphrey
J. O. Laird
M. &. Corbin
W. H. Guyer
Chautauqua
Henderson Happenings From Hastings Visit and Local Roads
Mrs John Edwards of Hastings visits her father James Wilkinson in Henderson while CS Swaney and Robert McMullen tour the Bryan home and farm in Lincoln. News covers travel to Red Oak, Randolph peach prices, local land moves, building plans near Henderson, postmaster Duke’s Texas trip, and preparations for an upcoming lecture series.
Henderson items reflect business moves and local events
Ed Wilkinson quits farming and moves to Henderson area with purchase of Lizzie Graham residence in block 9 for 8600. Warrington Bros. Land O E have bought John Maynes meat market for 1300 and took possession last week. Farrington remains on the farm with help from Sheridan Priest of Emerson. Anton Suhr's 46-year-old son injured by a mule near Henderson, skull fracture treated at Council Bluffs hospital. Local visits include Wm L Phillips from Fremont, Misses Mattie and Verne Paul of Harlan visiting A S Paul, and Mrs Gertrude Lent commencing as new milliner after buying Clara Tavis stock. J S Carse auto trip to Red Oak to hear La Follette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Greig
Ed Wilkinson
Jenderson
Lizzie Graham
Warrington Bros
John Maynes
Li L Farrington
Ofb Farrington
Sheridan Priest
Emerson
Anton Suhr
Henderson
Council Bluffs Hospital
Wm L Phillips
Fremont
Ned
T D Phillips
Mattie
Verne Paul
Harlan
Paul
Craig
Virginia
Gordon
Genoa
Neb
J & DeWolf
Gertrude Lent
Clara Tavis
Lentz
B Viner
Des Moines
J S Carse Auto
Red Oak
Emerson Local Notes Highlight Farming Timothy Seed Profits
Emerson residents report timothy seed crops proving profitable with 1.25 to 1.50 per bushel. Farmers M L Evans and Charles Carson thresh significant acreages while land deals near Brush involve a 3200 acre Colorado ranch with 300 cattle. Social visits include Glenwood, Omaha, Red Oak, and Des Moines as area residents plan school start and attend events.
Local notices and family moves from Emerson area
Old Mexico. He is survived by a young wife and a little son. Mr and Mrs Ed Birdsall returned ast week from an extensive visit in eastern Iowa. Ernest Draheim left Tuesday for treatment at Excelsior Springs, Mrs J H Mitchell left last week for an extended visit at her old home at Oywawka, Til. The remains of Mrs W L Said, a former resident of Emerson, were buried here on August 16, her death having taken place at a hospital in Omaha, Miss Lucile Plumer left Tuesday, for her home in Silver City after a short visit at the CD Greenwood home. During her stay a company of young people were entertained in her honor at the H B Cheney home. Rey and Mrs G. Trueblood left last week for their future home in Washington on the Pacific coast. They go there on account of the lat ter's health. Previous to their de parture they visited in Emerson at the home of her father Postmaster Graham. It was a family reunion, two sisters, Mrs Homer West of Gris wald and Mrs J N Tollinger of Avoca' being present, Mrs Josie Snodgrass was married, Aug 12 at Seward, Neb, to Henry McCoy. Mrs McCoy left this week to join her husband who is in the grocery business at Ulysses, Neb, their future home. .
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C D Greenwood
Silver City
Timothy
M L Evans
Charles Carson
Carr & Longshore
Colorado
Brush
Ira Cheney
Herb Goopforth
Hawthorn
J BR Bateman
Emerson
Omaha
Bert Ranz
James Noonan
Ellen
DC Abel
Dana
Red Oak
Iola Duncan
Corona
Mont Road
C.C Oaks
Bert Steiner
Pearl Lang
Quincey
Homer Huntsman
Glenwood
Silas Douglas
J H Haskell
Clarkson Hospital
C Collins
Des Moines
R M Shipman
Old Mexico
Ed Birdsall
Iowa
Ernest Draheim
Excelsior Springs
J H Mitchell
Oyvawka
Til
W L Said
Lucile Plumer
CD Greenwood
H B Cheney
Rey
G. Trueblood
Washington
Pacific Coast
Graham
Homer West
Griswald
J N Tollinger
Avoca
Josie Snodgrass
Seward
Neb
Henry McCoy
McCoy
Ulysses
Hastings Busy Days Open With School And Local News
Hastings begins the new term as farmers harvest and build projects continue. Ivan Durbin returns with a new high wheeled auto. Roy Greenwalt visits from Indianola. Hutchings travel to St Louis. the Burlington bridge crew works on the Nishna river dyke and west-end enlargement to handle flood water.
Rain and visits mark small town week at St Mary
A gentle rain fell in St Mary while Mrs Delisle remains unwell. Mrs Bailey visited her sister Mrs Joe Smith whose leg was broken recently. Peter Huff travels to Nebraska to survey land. Mr and Mrs Joe Thomas visited Council Bluffs. The Peter Hull home hosted a birthday gathering for Will. Elmer Poore and family attended a dance in Gillett. Ben Marks shows a new method with oxen for heavy roads. Josie and Hazel Bailey attend a Glenwood teachers institute. I Poore’s grandson visits, and Isaac Bailey’s son shows signs of illness.
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St Mary
Delisle
Mrs Bailey
Peter Huff
Nebraska
Joe Thomas
Council Bluffs
Mr Bailey
Joe Smith
Peter Hull
Will
Elmer Poore
Gillett
Ben Marks
Josie
Hazel Bailey
Glenwood
Teachers Institute
I. Poore
Isaac Bailey
Alek
A Wind Shifts Over Pauline Allard and Wickham
Pauline Allard faces mounting debt and a legal writ as Carson Winch schemes to control her. Wickham arrives with a tale of Alaska riches and a possible past romance with Jack Frederick’s letter linking their fates. Wickham considers leaving to meet Jack in New York, hoping for escape from Winch’s hold.
Silver City DC Jackson runs red Borene meat market
Silver City DC Jackson has purchased the red Borene meat market and is now operating the shop. The new owner promises a high quality customer experience.
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Bs County Tribe
Glenwood Mails
the State Savings Bank
Total Agsate
J. L. Bellatti
New Chautauqua
John Edwards
Hastings
James Wilkinson
Lincoln
CS Swaney
Robert McMullen
Mr Bryan
Robert Stewart
Battle Creek
Mich
George Triplett and Son
Yuma Colo
Rollings Coppock
Yellowstone’ Park
Salt Lake City
Utah
Senator LaFollette
Randolph
Wm Rainbow
A Morris
John R Jones
Morris
E. M Duke
Texas Panhandle
J A Stonebraker
Mike Harbert
Duke
S$ Paul
Parker & Maynes
Harry Paul
Sarah Barbour
Glewood
Carrie McFaden
Guthrie Center
Guy Clark
Hathaway
Ivan Durbin
Internacional
Thos Young
Adkins
Sioux City
Roy
Albert Ponton
S RB Hutchings
Elizabeth Sawyer
St Louis
Hutchings
Muncie
Ind
Roy Greenwalt
Indianola
Cora
Hutse
Carson
Hathaway Boys
CH McClain
M A Underwood
Frank Christie
J If Martin
Monmouth
Mabel Oaks
WD Glark
W Grouse
Burlington Bridge
Nishna River
ST. Mary
Associated Literary Press
Oolghba Aaa
Maauline
Pauline
Carson Winch
Dean Wickham
Miss Allard
Mr. Winch
Wickham
Winch
Bis
Pauline Allard
Pye
Jack Frederick
New York
John Frederick
Jack
DC Jackson
Mark Swarts
Cumberland
Charles Conner
Twin Falls
Idaho
George Soliday
Roy Landon
Hrie Pickinpaugh
Leo Jurgens
BE U Anderson
Indiana
John Robinson
Waterloo
Denver
Main Street
Agan, Jackson and Landon
Bunko Bil
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