Pacific Junction Veterans Reunion Draws Big Crowd
Pacific Junction hosted its annual veterans reunion last week with unity among locals and visitors. A free chicken dinner for 200 plus, outdoor grove exercises, and concerts filled three days with addresses by Supreme Judge Deemer and Federal Judge Walter Smith. Scores from daily baseball games and a long list of attendees from Plattsmouth Glenwood and Emerson highlighted the event.
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Pacific Junction
Mills County
Virginia
Supreme Judge of
Iowa
Deemer
Walter I. Smith
Tabor Tops Tournament With 4-2 Victory Over Malvern
In the forenoon Farragut and Thurman met, then Tabor beat Malvern 4 to 2 in the afternoon to close its 13th tournament. Roy Wills of Red Oak, a former Tabor milk deliveryman, visited. a public fountain was dismantled at night and vandalism noted. a $25 reward was offered for the culprits.
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Farragut
Roy
Red Oak
Ife
Tabor
Prouty
Frank Hill
The
Glenwood Tribune
Clyde Shegcer
Editors Meet to Set Uniform Printing Prices in Southwest Iowa
The Randolph Enterprise and The Beacon editor met in Tabor Tuesday as a Western Iowa editorial association committee to draft a price schedule for commercial job printing. The plan aims to standardize a wide range of prices, noting higher variance on items like letter heads and envelopes, and will be published for printers’ guidance across Southwest Iowa.
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Randolph Enterprise
The
Beacon
Tabor
Western Iowa Editorial Association
Iowa
Toii
Local camp purse theft and arrests evoke village concerns
Miss Loma Relmand’s purse containing ten dollars and silver disappears at an Oakland chautauqua. Boys report seeing suspects near a hollow tree. money later recovered from a sand bank. Turner, an island laborer, is sent to Clarinda asylum after threats. insanity linked to drinking. Other notes cover region crime, accidents, and community life.
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Loma Relmand
Oakland Chattauqua
Turner
Ed van Pelt
Clarinda Asylum
Plattsmouth Journal reports on Red Oak power franchise link
The Nebraska Lighting Company plans to connect its plant to Plattsmouth and routes along the Burlington line to supply first class service to cities along the extension. They envision rebuilding the city plant to serve towns, citing easier coal access and cheaper operation here, with hope the plans succeed.
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Plattsmouth
Tribune
Red Oak Electric Light and Power Co
Nebraska Lighting Co
Nebraska Lighting Company
Burlington
Lighting Company
Henderson A G Hockenberry and local events
Henderson A G Hockenberry plans a hill country outing to Hilcott to meet twins and family. The piece lists visits by Flora Harover and various local residents, upcoming baseball and croquet events, and a list of social visits, trips, and tournament plans across Griswold Macedonia and Emer son with notes on attendance and outcomes.
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Walter Hockenberry
Allis
Oakland
Ida Carmon
Walter
Eixira
Iowa
A. G. Mockenberry
H. Henderson
Emerson, Griswold
Macedonia
E. B. Gladish
Margaret
F. Zantmyer
H. F. Wilson
Nelson
Cedar Falls
Malvern Social Notes Highlight Travel and Visits
Miss Nellie Boyer leaves for St Joseph to study millinery styles and join a Creston firm. Miss Pearl Burrey returns to Glenwood after visiting grandparents. Mrs. Maryella King of Superior Nebraska visits the G C Boston home. King then goes to Plattsmouth. Mrs. Sadie Goodwin returns to Kimball as Chau tauqua opens there. House party at Ruth Bushnell's in Glenwood with Amy Deardorff Melvin Robbins Gladys Fisher Marjorie Buffington Isabel Wolfe. Stewart Foster resigns from Collins Shaffer drug store to study pharmacy at Des Moines. He will sell tickets at the state fair. Malvern Electric Light & Power extends north. may connect with Glenwood system. Mrs Frank Petty and Frances depart for Chicago for two weeks visiting relatives. Marion Purcell of Kansas City visits Everett Purcell. Malvern delegates attend soldiers reunion at Pacific Junction. Friday sees the largest turnout. Mrs Walter Smith and Edith visit McPaul. Mrs R W Miller and children visit W H Miller in Maryville. Edna Tynison and Lena Poulson visit Glenwood early. Well diggers strike rock at 50 feet near Skadan place. water appears from near Tynison's cafe.
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St. Joseph
Creston
Pearl Burrey
Glenwood
A. J. Boston
G. C. Boston
Maryella King
Suuperior
Nebraska
Boston
Randolph
Malvern Electric Light & Power Co
Glenwood Light & Power Co
Jones’ School
Frank Petty
Frances
Chicago
Patty
Marion Purcell
Kansas City
Everett
Malvern
Pacific Junction
Walter Smith
Edith
McPaul
R. W. Miller
Maryville
W. H. Miller
Edna Tynison
Lena Poulson
Skadan’s
Tynison
Steer collision injures auto near Hastings
Last Wednesday night Mark Hathaway and three passengers, en route to discuss threshing work, met a dazed steer near J. C. Martin farm. The car’s radiator and lamps were damaged while the steer, weighing about 900 pounds, suffered a broken leg and was killed. The steer belonged to Martin and Summers.
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Mark Hathaway
Lastings
Ciin
Mark
J. C. Martin
Martin & Summers
Week's Weather Record by Andrew Schappel
Andrew Schappel, weather observer at Glenwood, presents a summary of the past week’s weather. Readouts include daily highs and lows, precipitation notes, and notable patterns across the Glenwood area.
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Andrew Schappel
Glenwood
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