Pacific Junction department social notes and ads
Kelley and Co advertises post cards stamps and phonographs while local residents visit relatives in Villisca Omaha and Stanton. News mentions Mr and Mrs Peter Olson Miss Eleanor Turner Prof Moore and many others visiting, property purchases and school notices. The column notes baseball of area families, shop lines, and a new teacher salary at 50 dollars monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley & Co
Peter Olson
Villisca
Frank Anderson
Omaha
Does Your Stationery Reflect Your Business Quality
Your business is judged by the quality of your stationery and mail reach. Compare your letterheads envelopes and advertising literature with what you would think if John Jones name replaced yours. Seek a dual order shop that treats small orders as seriously as large ones and prints on its honor. The Tribune does job printing on its honor and will please you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jones
the Tribune
Tabor Topics News Roundup and Local Moves
A gentle rain eases street dust as residents share travels, visits, and school plans. Local figures Henry Shaw Mrs Clark and Carrie Carson return and will teach, while George Hood buys land in Canada and the Gaston brothers sell land near Huron at profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Shaw
South Dakota
Richard Clark
Sheridan
Wyo
Glen Weatherhead
Clark Penney
Madeira
Minn
Thomas Moon
Georige Moon
George
Yankton
Dak
Carrie Carson
Spring Valley
Davis
Tabor
George Bliss
Warren
Mass
Floward
Jessie Rice
Maurice
Vera Phelps
Glenwood
George Hood
High River Country
Canada
Bell & Lutz
Bell
Georgé
Leonard Gaston
Huron
Mills County
Leonard
Emerson News Briefs and Obituary Items
Birth announces daughter for Mr and Mrs Arthur Honeyman. L D McMullin returns from Lincoln visit. Carl Winters to manage Chas Maynes home. Hillyer visits from Cars. Minnie Rhoads home from Malvern. Mrs Walter Letz to visit in town from Omaha. Mary McMullin home from Council Bluffs. Lou Tupper and Wallace Abel back from five week western trip. Heber Hillyer chaperones crowd to Malvern in father’s auto. Attendees include Mrs Jones, Mrs Kline, Miss Orpha Drone. Harold O Clites dies Aug 8 at age about one. Funeral at ME church, Rev Edward Kelley officiating. Interment Emerson cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Honeyman
L D McMullin
Lincoln
Neb
Carl Winters
Chas Maynes
John Hillyer
Minnie Rhoads
Malvern
Walter Letz
Omaha
Mary McMullin
Council Bluffs
Lou Tupper
Wallace Abel
Heber Hillyer
Mesdames
Harry Jones
JM Kline
Orpha Drone
Harold O Clites
George, Clites
Edward Kelley
Emerson
Community notes from Omaha area visit and local town actions
Wall Street LM Jones and family from Omaha visit A R Birds while JC Maguire of route 2 visits Council Bluffs. An 8 by 16 entrance is added to the south end of the local school. Mrs Charles Chipps and children from Red Oak visit local friends. L W Boehner of Malvern attends to apple packing interests. The Churchills of Malvern begin a concrete foundation on 8 R Hurst’s dwelling. Mrs Henry Coziar and children from near Tabor visit Fred Hunsinger. Mr and Mrs SR Hurst travel to Wayne, Nebraska, for a short visit with son Rayburn and family. Watermelons ripen but the mayor orders patches closed from 7 pm until sunrise. Life saving station members north of Patrick’s mill demonstrate high diving and submarine work in Silver Creek. Joe Banister wins top honors with A R Bird and Charles Goodman close seconds. J Q Maguire, a longtime carrier on route No 2, receives a lemon rather than bouquet after 60 faithful years and earns a vacation. He was elected a delegate to the state rural carriers convention at Des Moines on the 25th and 26th of the month. He planned to attend and visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LM Jones
Omaha
Tabor
Fred Hunsinger
SR Hurst
Wayne
Neb
Rayburn
Life Saving Station
Patrick's Mill
Silver Creek
Joe Banister
R Bird
Charles Goodman
J QO Maguire
Rural Carriers
Des Moines
Relati
Mysterious Dispensations Alter Vacation Plans
The passage notes a killing frost unexpectedly disrupting vacation plans. It reflects sorrow for Jim and suggests such misfortune is another mysterious dispensation of man, with preparations complete and a bonded substitute ready as the frost strikes. Flowers wilt and the moon hides under the event.
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Jim
Mineola Incident and Local Happenings
A Mineola man fell down stairs at his store early Sunday while closing windows during a storm. Reports describe various local events including dances, fairs, travel to Des Moines and Glenwood baseball games, and a large auction payment for hogs.
Silver City News Briefs Describe Visits and Bank Building
George Bosworth walked the street Tuesday for the first time since illness. Mrs Leonard Conger arrives from Galesburg to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C D Greenwood. Mr and Mrs P V Plumb visit relatives at Brush, Colorado, and Colorado Springs. Postmaster Plumb attended a Des Moines state postmasters meeting and the state fair. Miss Gertrude Lacock visits Omaha with her sister, Mrs WJ Hostetter, joined by Leone Hostetter. Excavation starts Wednesday for the Farmers State Bank building, contracted to Loobey and Cobun. one story, 23 by 48 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bosworth
Leonard Conger
Rom Galesburg
C D Greenwood
P V Plumb
Brush
Colo
Colorado Springs
Plumb
Des Moines
Gertrude Lacock
Omaha
WJ Hostetter
Leone Hostetter
Farmers State Bank
Loobey & Cobun
Henderson Family News Summary
Mr and Mrs AS Paul return from a western trip as Henry Wearin, living southwest of Henderson, buys a Ford automobile. Mrs Samusel Wilson travels to Omaha for an extended visit with relatives. Bourgeon is suffering from a bad condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AS Paul
Henry Wearin
Henderson
Samusel Wilson
Omaha
Bourgeon
Notice in District Court Lowain Mills County 1909
In Mills County Iowa during the September term 1909 Sarah Plumer files a petition against Sass Nelson and unknown heirs of Sass Nelson and Inger Nelson and Inger Oak plus described land parcels in sections 22 and 23 township 73 range 43 Mille county. Defendants are notified of the petition of the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Range
Mille County
Iowa
Postal Train Schedules And Office Hours Noted
No. 15 westbound departs 7 38 am No. 6 eastbound 8 45 am No. 11 westbound 9 50 am No. 4 eastbound 18 51 pm No. 7 westbound 1 53 pm No. 14 eastbound 4 45 pm No. 8 eastbound 7 22 pm No. 1 westbound 10 39 pm No. 16 receives no mail Office Hours Lobby and box jocks 7 00 am to 8 00 pm Windows 7 30 am to 7 30 pm Sundays 9 80 to 10 00 am and 8 00 to 6 30 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bound
East Bound
Quieting Title Inger Nelson Meant Inger Oak Case Mills County Iowa
In a Mills County Iowa district court filing dated August 12 1909 Genung & Genung seek to quiet title to lands in section 22 and 23 township 73 range 43 Mills County Iowa. The petition alleges that Inger Nelson and Inger Oak are the same person and that she formerly conveyed land by warranty deed to John Askwig claiming ownership in fee simple. The suit asks that the title be quieted in Inger Nelson Oak and that all others be barred from asserting claims. If not answered by September 2 1909 default will be entered. The notice is published for four consecutive weeks in Mills County Tribune Glenwood Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the State of
Iowa
Mills County
Iona
Inger Nelson
Nels S. Nelson
Inger Oak
Inger Neilson
John Askwig
Oaen
Glenwood
Genung
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al Miller
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T H Martin
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Dan Palmer
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Sylvia Lawhead
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Colorado
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Will Wray
Walter Groom
T B Robinson
the Juelters
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Samuel DeBott
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Tabor Topics
Wall Street
Kellogg
United States
B. W. Crossley
Iowa State Agricultural College
Ames
P. G. Holden
Iowa State College, and Associates
Holden
Iowa State College
Kellogg's
Kellogg Toasted Corn Flake CO
Battle Creek, Mich
Mineola
JS Carse
Jackson
Carrie Nation
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Opera House
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