Glenwood Mail Routes and Office Hours Schedule
Local postal info shows mail routes with east and west bound trains and numbers 15 6 11 4 7 8 42. Office lobby duck boxes operate from 7:60 am to 6:00 pm with windows open 7:86 am to 7:80 pm. Sundays hours are 9:90 to 10:00 am and 8:00 to 8:56 pm.
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West Loum
Ia Mim
East Bond
Threeaiva
Suniays
Bast
Omaha
Council Rintfa
Sted Oak
Bist P. In
Chicago
Bai
Bel Oak
Emerson
Hastings
Malvern Ib
Balfour
Glenwood
Pacific Function
West Hoaurl Lengas
Chievat
Wad
Wein
Vestas
von Sandys
Tarbell Denounces Standard Oil in McClure's Sept/ Kansas War
Ida Tarbell in the September McClure's profiles Standard Oil's long history of restraint of trade, focusing on Kansas where oil men resisted monopolistic tactics. She details railroad collusion and the public pushback that transformed Kansas into a state openly challenging corporate privilege. It previews what Tarbell will reveal about Kansas’s consequences for Standard Oil in October.
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Ida M. Tarbell
McClure
John Dd, Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Standard
Alane
Kansas
Commonwealth
Standard of
Miss Pabell
Tarbell
United States
Silver City News Notes Local Happenings And Visits
Mrs Webster Mains returns from a three month visit to New Galesburg. Miss Anna Plumb leaves for Cedar Walls State Normal. Ice dealer Frank Anderson plans to stock ice himself next winter due to warm weather. Silver City residents plan a Burlington excursion to Colorado. School opens with three new teachers led by Prof Woodrum. Erinimal teacher Mark Swarts and primary teacher Miss Kirin Holukes continue. Tribune checks out Frank Andersons new home.
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Webster Mains
Galesburg
Anna Plumb
Cedar Walls
State Normal School
Silver City
Wood
Woodrum
Tram Wharman
Nay Fletchen Mark Swarts
Kirin Holukes
Silver City gains cozy home with planned water works
Mr Anderson plans water works and a bath in his eight room house built by M E Huffaker, promising a well done residence. The Old Settlers picnic at Tabor drew band boys and others. Friday night travel back to Silver City faced delays in Malvern with a 7 hour wait for the Wabash train, arriving after 1 am and finding curfew at 10 o'clock. Loosened stores and late hours left them hungry during midnight vigils.
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M E Huffaker
Anderson
Silver City
Old Settlers
Tabor
Malvern
Prominent locals travel and town tech storm toll
Fred Davis and family left for Wortland exposition and western stops. Over one hundred Wabash tickets sold to Shenandoah last week. GT White attended funeral in Messena where his mother injured in a cellar fall. M B Y Harover bought a Cadillac in Omaha, now four cars in town. Summers home reunion brings together all five sons and three daughters from nearby towns. A severe storm last Thursday night sparked a lightning burst injuring and shocking several residents and damaging over fifty telephones.
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Shenandoah
GT White
Messena
M B Y Harover
Omaha
Scott
Geaut
Harry
Willis
Charley
Utah
Close Call Fire Sparks at Presbyterian Church
A nearby individual struck an electric light wire inside the Presbyterian church causing a short burn in the vestibule lighting and setting a hanging umbrella ablaze. The incident narrowly avoided a larger blaze and local responders arrived promptly to extinguish the fire.
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Presbyterian Church
Tabor Topics and Local Visits Across Town
Mrs J L Morrison injured her right arm recently while news lists several visits to Tabor by Edna Wachob to begin a fall term near Essex and Chauncey Clark with Cora West of Wichita Kun visiting old friends. John Y Stone of Glenwood stays with sister Mrs Gillilland. Margiret Davis Tekis of Denver visits her Tabor relatives. Ed Mumyper treated for appendicitis in Omaha with sister Myrtle Maxted. Joshua Rodman burned neck at Mumper's saw mill near Sidney. Tabor College appoints Prof M M Blackburn principal of the academy, previously a Grinnell graduate and former Clinton and Colorado instructor.
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J L Morrison
Edna Wachob
Essex
Chauncey L Clark
Miss Cora West
Wichita, Kun
Tabor
Margiret Davis Tekis of
Denyer
MT Davis
Ed Mumyper
Omaha
Myrtle Maxted
Tabor College
Academy
M M Blackburn
Grinnell
Blackburn
Clinton
Colorady
Hillsdale travelers and local visits from Des Moines to Portland
Russell and Charles Stranathan attended the state fair in Des Moines. Claude Brooks returned from a Portland exposition trip with a Canada detour. Walter Shepard and family came back from Portland after three weeks. The Bullingtons aided their mother and visited St Johns near Portland and Center township acquaintances.
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Russell
Charles Stranathan
Des Moines
Claude Brooks
Portland
Canada
Dian Barbee
Wpf Laraway
Comingaek
Walter Shepard
Portland Exposition
Jobo
Clyde Bullington
Local Notes and Visits Round Bartlett Farm Area
A roundup of local movements and visits includes William McKinney and family relocating to Plattsmouth Nebraska and Walter Baylor from Logan visiting his brother Lewis Baylor. Fred Stewart of Cedar Falls met old friends in town. Mrs Bowman and son from Grant county Oregon visit Mrs J Ryckman. Iona Ryckman returns home to Corydon after weeks with relatives. Church of Christ ladies host an ice cream social netting 25 235. Mrs Morison and granddaughter Miss Jennie Terry of Omaha visit friends locally. Mrs C O Hoover and children return from King City Missouri.
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William McKinney
Plattsmouth
Neb
Walter Baylor
Logan
Lewis Baylor
Fred Stewart
Cedar Falls
Bowman
Grant County
Ore
J Ryckman
Thomas Powles, Jr
Ashland
Iona Ryckman
Corydon
Lwties
Church of Christ
Manawa man arrested after disturbance at Paville Junction
William Bingel, a farmer from near Paville Junction, caused a scene at the gate in Pacific Junction. Oliver Martin arrested him for drunkenness and carrying concealed weapons and he was jailed in county custody. Friends warned of trouble as Bingel had been drinking heavily.
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Connel Blut
William Binge
Luke Manawa
Binele
Bingel
Paville Junction
Relsoime
Kelley seeks liquor permit in Paville Mills County
Public notice lists Fred W. Kelley of Kelley & Co seeking a permit to buy, sell, and keep intoxicating liquors in Paville, Mills County Iowa. Hearings set before the District Court Clerk by August 24 1906 with trial in September at Glenwood Court House. The notice includes address Malvern and a signature line for Fred W. Kelley.
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Fred W. Kelley
KY. Kelley & Co
Uaeilie Junction
Mills
Lowe
Paville
Dunedion
Pacific Junctien
Mills County
State of
Iowa
District Court
Sid County
Peber
Bediel
Glenweed
Fred W. Keeley
Atrivess , Beaves
Malvern
Sddam
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Tribune
the State Savings Bank
Pacific Junction
Strahan & Christy Bank
Silver City Bank
Purcell & Son
State Bank
Citizens Bank
Henderson
Henry Boyer’s
Strahan
Mills County Tribune
Mis County
Gurxwoop
W. Ff. Atll
N, Jt, Bradway Shers
Frank Anderson
Colorado
Burlington
Messrs and Mesdamitel
Joe Mulrath
DC d Jackson
G Greenwood
Wid
George Conner
Fred Davis
Wortland
Will Wise
Tabor Topics
John Y Stone
Mrs E Gillilland
Joshua Rodman
Mumper
Sidney
Hillsdale
Bartlett
Mra i Morison
Crand Diugcter
Jennie Terry
the Tribune
North
Ds Mineola
Itour City
Streets i
Os Hogan
Shenandoat
EK. W. Grove
Council
Kansas City
Ado
Easton Ss Braaeches
South
Dilney
Kandulph
Ifendersen
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