Glenwood Grays Down Indians In Close Glenwood Battle
The Glenwood Grays beat the Haskell Indian team 6 to 5 in a rally filled game amid the season’s largest crowd and $147.40 in receipts. Waterman, Lara way and Conner starred as Glenwood trailed early but surged with bold hitting and sharp defense. Indians faced Stanton next after a 11–0 win over Plattsmouth, while Malvern, Tabor and Hastings filled the tournament with tight finishes and cash prizes.
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Haskell
Glenwood
Minost
Glenwood Grays
Plattsmouth
Stanton
Glenwood Boys
Waterman
Laraway
Dusky Warriors
Indiana
Conner
Phil Masters
Malvern
LaChapelle
Hastings
Mose Waterman
Tate Collins
Tate
Guy Walling
Kay Laraway
Walker
Kline
Bailey Glenwood
Indians
Hill
Till
The
Malvern Nine
Conn
Rawles Township Road Case Revived in Court
The Rawles township road dispute returns to court as Robert H. Kesterson sues Mills county seeking 1000 dollars for land taken in 1901. He claims improper notice and no compensation, alleging damage to his farm and that several officials are parties to the action. Also two divorces filed: Mrs. Wisie Starr seeks divorce from Albert Starr with custody and name restoration. Mrs. Susan Curtice sues George Curtice for drunkenness and cruelty, with custody requests.
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Rawles Township
Robert H. Kesterson
Plain Butt
Mills County
Rawles
Vestal
Robert Knight
Wm. Gond
Wisie Starr
Hastings
Albert Starr
Elsie Everhart
Susan Curtice
Glenwood
George Curtice
Louisville
Genung
Caught in Cupid's Coils in Glenwood Travel News
Ottumwa couple Mx and Mrs C D Nichols visit Glenwood at his grandparents Andrew and Mrs Schappel before settling in Omaha. Carrie Burckholter weds O D Nichols at the bride’s father’s home with Rev Wolfe officiating and guests including Fifty-fourth Regiment members. Edwin Sawyer and Jane Goodwell wed at Glenwood Methodist parsonage. he 69, she 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Nichols
Ottumwa
Glenwood
Andrew Schappel
Nichols
Mose Nichols
Omaha
Ottumwa, Courier
G. W. Burckholter
Lincoln Avenue
Carrie Burckholter
O. D. Nichols
C. &. Wolfe
Moorestreet Brethren Church
Fifty-fourth Regiment Hand
Mgr
Tdwin Sawyer
Jane Goodwell
Highmon
Ward
Prescott
Reverend Tipton Visits Mills County After Years Abroad
Rev William Tipton a former Methodist Protestant minister now in Bellma Vista Colorado visits relatives and friends in Malvern Mills County. He preached across the county and helped establish the Mast Liberty church which later built its present building and kept the group together for many years.
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Malvern
William Tipton
Bellma Vista
Colorado
Tipton
Mills County
Tie
Saul Wipton
Here
Mast Liberty
Swine Plague Wreaks Havoc on Tabor Hog Herds
The swine plague is reported as making sad havoc among the fine herds of hogs about Tabor. Many farmers that had from 100 to 200 thrifty shoats a month or so ago haven't a pig left and some have lost most of their old hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
Reunion of Boyer Breeling families in Iowa and Oklahoma
About one hundred people attended the Boyer and Breeling family reunion on August 22 near Glenwood. Samuel Goyer was elected president, Alfonso Breeling vice president, Maude Hegenberger secretary treasurer. Next gathering set for August 1907 at Merrick Oklahoma with Mayberrys invited.
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Blow the Tribune
Boyer and Breeling
Samul Boyer
Glenwood
Ben Boyer
Merrick
Oklahoma
Samuel Goyer
Mills County
Alfonso Breeling
Magnolia
Maude Hegenberger
McCook
Neb
Auust
Mayberry
Ohio
Boyer
G. Timbers
Nedeva
I. Jones
Gomer
D. Breeling
Little Sioux
J. Repp
Topeka
Kan
Charles Boyer
CG. Edman
Orson
W. Evans
Hillsdale
I. L. Taylor
Samuel Boyer
Pacific Junction
M. Boyer
Same
A. Boyer
Sam Boyer Jr
Fred Boyer
Li. Emerine
D. L. Breeling
Way to Get a Crowd at the Shenandoah Fair
Shenandoah Sentinel reports a plan by the fair association to admit all red headed girls free each afternoon. Gatekeepers will honor the pass, wigs don’t count, hair must be genuine. Over a hundred appeared the first day and more than two hundred the last day. Page County leads for redheaded girls.
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Shenandoas
Fair Association
Page County
One Negro Kills Another Near Red Oak Tragedy
The Express reports a fatal shooting near Red Oak where John Martin known as Suvarfoot was killed by a Black man named Williams at Martin's farm three miles northwest of town Thursday evening. Williams surrendered in town and gave his account to authorities.
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the Express
Red Oak
John Martin
Suvarfoot
Williams
Sugarfoot’s Farm Feud Ends in Threat to Kill Williams
Sugarfoot waves a keg of beer to the farm and boozes up. a live‑in woman monopolizes Williams’s attention, provoking Sugarfoot to declare intent to kill. The question is who can shoot first, Williams claims victory, coroner’s jury investigation pending.
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Sugarfoot
Williams
Light Frustr Appears in Mills County
Cool spell grips Mills County with temperatures dropping to 40s in low areas and 48 at Glenwood. Pacific Junction reports a light frost that caused no damage while winds shift to the south bringing dust and a needed rain. A weather table notes high 56 and low 40s through the past week, with varied daily readings and a warmup underway.
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Queen Mills
Pacific Junction
J. R. Jackson
Glenwood
Lowas
Seve Cree
Burlington Adds One Hundred Thirty Monster Engines
Burlington orders ten large locomotives include 100 freight engines of the prairie type weighing 368000 pounds and 72.48 feet long with 8000 gallons water and 32000 pounds coal. Fifty built by American Locomotive Works and fifty by Baldwin. Also 30 passenger engines recently received. Engines designed for fast freight and stock trains through the middle western states to meet emergencies and minimize traffic disruption.
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Burlington
Baldwin Locomotive Works
American Locomotive Works
Middle Western States
Travis Weds Girl A Matringe Firerise Case At Counvil Bluffs
A marriage license was issued Saturday at Counvil Bluffs for William F. Travis of Bartleth and Nettie Bothwell of Counil Bluts aged respectively 18 and 17. The couple had been reported to have married at Glenwood. The mother notified Clerk Gourly and learned no license had been issued. Travis was arrested on a rape charge.
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Counvil Bluffs
Wm. F. Travis
Bartleth
Nettie Bothwell
Counil Blutis
Iday
Glenwood
Gourly
Ravis
Miss Tobey Nominated for County School Superintendent
Miss Tobey Tobey, daughter of Dr Tobey and a respected Oakland teacher, was nominated on the Democratic ticket at Council Bluffs for superintendent of schools in Pottawattamie County. Her Glenwood friends will be glad to hear of her likely election due to her qualifications.
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Cargvline Tobey
Oakland
Dr. Tobey
Council Biails
Pottiwattamie County
Glenwood
Veterans Reunion at Elliott Trio to Speak
Cass County Veterans Association schedules its annual reunion at Elliott this week on August 28 29 and 30 Shirley Gililland and L T Genung of Glenwood are listed on Thursdays program for the event featuring talks and local veterans activities.
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Cass County Veterans Association
Elliott
Shirley Gililland
L. T. Genung
Glenwood
Steals Horse Then Repents and Confesses
Fred Strong an 18 year old, brought to Glenwool by Sheriff Morgan from Henton Station, jailed on horse theft charges. He confessed after learning the horse was located in Omaha, pledged a bond of 8500, and turned over the $60 received for the animal plus the stolen horse.
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Fred Strong
Glenwool
Morgan
Henton Station
Strong
Mat McUluskey
Council Bluffs
Henton
Tillona Young
Lake Manawa
K. C
Nathaniel King
Omaha
Douglass Street
Motor Bridge
Young Strong
Sheriff Morgan
Mrs. Young
Ife
Squire McLaughlin
Pacific Junction
Grand Jury
Gopher Trapper Ed Russell Hits Big Seasonal Total
Ed Russell of near Tabor records 1 200 gophers trapped since March earning about 144 dollars after a 10 cent county bounty and extra 5 cent payments from farmers, tallying a notable season.
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Ed Russell
Tabor
Sills County
Village Mail Carrier opens at opera house season
The opera house announces the opening attraction of the season, John A Schwenk's The Village Mail Carrier, a four act historical musical melodrama set in 1783. Lola Barker stars as Margaret Dalton with strong support, including Alexander Gray praising the rural play.
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Opera
John A. Schwenk
Gak
Leon Brandon
Lola Barker
Margaret Dalton
Alexander Gray
Free Stone Peaches for Sale by the Bushel
A. H. Burger advertises peaches from a local farm six miles southeast of town. Peaches are ready and delivery is available in small quantities to Glenwood.
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Tlmy
Glenwood
A.H. Burger
Hotel for Rent and Furniture for Sale in Pacific Junction
Only hotel in the town with a steady business. Includes furniture and fixtures. Great reasons for selling. Contact J. W. Boquet at Pacific Junction for details.
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J. W. Boquet
Pacific Junction
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South Side Boys
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P Donelan
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Miss Tobey
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