Mills County Board approves funds and tax refunds 1914
Mills County Iowa Board of Supervisors met in Glenwood November 24 1914 with Cheyney Lakin Estes present. They allowed numerous bills for court house jail road and staff and granted exemptions and refunds. The board authorized 15000 funding bonds at 5 percent payable semiannually and deferred action on a public highway petition until December 17 1914.
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Glenwood
Iowa
Mills County
Board of Supervisors
H. H. Cheyney
C. E H. Lakin
W. M. Estes
Zion Office Supply Company
Sheriff County Fund
Burrows Adding Machine Company
Court House
Canfield & Murphy
E. W. Bushnell
H. C. Ferguson
L. S. Ferguson
Ed Hatcher
Thomas B. Morris
Eek Ae
J. F. Standiford
Simon Stille
E. G. Whipple
Nancy Wills
Lee T. M. Vankirk
Paul Snuffin
Glenwood Opinion
County Metropolitan Supply Company
Court House Practical Drawing Company
Gardner & Son
Glenwood Auto Company
R. J. Sellers
Equity
Ovisseeeseeeeetes
American Book Company
Fullerton E ‘Grays Do
United States of America
T. J. McGary
M. Criswell
Thanksgiving Visits Highlight Malvern Notes
From the Leader notes travelers and visitors across Nebraska and California. Harry Boston of Roseville California visited his parents Mr and Mrs A J Boston. Mr and Mrs C M Follett spent Thanksgiving at Genoa with daughter Mrs Hattie Robinson and family. Mr and Mrs J J Wilson kept Thanksgiving at Wayne with Homer Wilson family, joined in Omaha by their daughter Carre.
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The
Leader
Harry Boston
Roseville
California
A. J. Boston
Mra. C. M. Follett
Genoa
Nebraska
Hattie Robinson
J. J. Wilson
Wayne, Nebraska
Homer
Omaha
Carre
Iowa’s Buying Capacity From Wealth to Business Reach
Iowa shows high per capita wealth and vast farm land value surpassing neighboring states. The article notes $1.5 billion in farm land value and suggests strong density of business with potential for a million dollar annual output from a good wholesale house within Iowa. Readings claimed from merchant tables in smaller Iowa towns.
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Iowa
United States
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Iown
Trey o Hearts installment shown at Scenic Theater
The paper prints the twelfth installment of Trey o Hearts due to eight pages today. It will be shown at the Scenic Theater on December 10, and the next installment appears in this paper on December 10.
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Trey O' Hearts
Scenic Theater
Uno the cat and his mountain world in British Columbia
In memory of a large cat owned by a daughter in Huntington British Columbia the narrator describes Uno a ten pound maltese cat living in the pines by the mountains. Uno is pampered brushed fed milk and meat and trained to perform tricks yet enjoys hunting birds mice and salmon in the wild. The piece reflects on Uno’s preference for his hilltop world over distant oceans and plains and evokes the rugged setting by the Fraser River and its salmon runs.
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Uno
British Columbia
Tribune
Frazer River
Une
Huntington
W. T. Wolfe
Paroled man Baker linked to Montgomery county forgeries
George Baker recently paroled from Anamosa penitentiary forged six checks totaling 85 against a Montgomery county farmer. He was caught at Red Oak depot where the checks were cashed by various firms. He faces a preliminary trial and was bound over to the court in the stir of 1000 dollars.
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George Baker
Anamosa Penitentiary
Montgomery County
Red Oak
Baker
Claude Grice
Anamosa
The Corn Song and Henpecked Henry Show Note
Poem extols autumn harvest and praising corn as gift from God. Newspaper blurb reviews Henpecked Henry at Rex Theatre, praising performers, satire, and high entertainment value.
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Henry
Deaths and civic notes from Tabor area in Tribune files
The column lists several local deaths including Mrs. Fred Rowland of Tabor, John W. Bower of Colorado Springs, James E. Mullinea southwest of Glenwood, Nate Miller at Clarinda hospital, Mrs. Mary Heisler and Will Goode near Tabor, and David Rawhouser committed to Clarinda hospital and ordered returned. It notes Rawhouser’s $6000 property, a hall above H E Boyer’s store in Strahan prepared for an I C O lodge, a site chosen for a new Methodist church, Hepburn sale inquiry by A H Winkler, Claude Dye introducing the first buzz wagon to Tabor, and Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Wireman planning to move to Colorado after selling their property to Samuel Mershon.
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Fred Rowland
Tabor
John W. Bower
Colorado Springs
L. A
H.C. Bower
Glenwood
James E. Mulliéa
Nate Miller
Clarinda Hospital
Mary Heisler
Will Goode
David Rawhouser
Emerson
Insanity Commission
John Sandiland
Hig
Rawhouser
The Black Cat Gang Sparks Glenwood Mystery Club
A new Glenwood group calling itself The Gang emerges with veiled bylaws and strict entrance rites. Weekly meetings on Wednesdays, changing passwords, a female leader, initiation rituals, and penalties for flirtation or secrecy abound. Members endure feats with a black cat emblem, and fines fund expenses as stories mix with a marital quip about improved dancing attire.
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Glenwood
Willie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Proceedings OF County Board
G. W. Brooks
Maggies Buckingham
S. N. Shanks
J. M. Donelan
Red Cross Drug Company
Mer- Cmanmisg
Elmer Bogle
George Otis
Ieee
BO Fair Brothers
E. F. Sowers
Hart Sowers
S.seyes Ee
W. E. Sowers
Ralph McClanahan
C. B. Parker
C.s.sesees
Marion Sowers
James M. Sowers
J. Br, Clark
W. M. Cadle
H.C. Wilislow
Wimner Braden
N. J. Pickeril
C. J. Dilley
Aga Summers
J. O. Evans
C. Glover
C. Rager
Fred Hyde
Aetas
Frank Hyde
J. J. Kaes
John Flynn
H. Fr. Kayton
de . Pevees
W. D. Kayton
Arthur Murry
W. M. Karnes
W. W. Wilson
Spealebie
Charles Williame
Henry Wehade
Clyde Travis
J. H. Burks
William Dalrymple
R. L. Boyce
Saccerersres
Red Oak Bridge & Iron Works
Mereh Dige
Jennie Dalton
William Ross
Center
Ora Price
Plattville
George Gorn
Oak Township
J. C. Stone
Plattville Township
Reasoner
Indian Creek Township
Harney Auto Company
Ed Davis
Marion Kearney
John Nelsen
H. H. Kayton
Fee
Greenwood Lumber Company
A. J. Howe
D. Keffer
T. D. Phillips
Lumber
Malvern
Tee
Bristow Aee
West Bend
Ramona
BF. Eichelberger
Henderson
Red Oak Sun
Bob Hilton
Farragut
Burlington Flyer
Payne Junction
Hamburg
Shenandoah
Martin Fender
Sidney
Don Ryan
Willie Tharp
Eugene Summers
Summers
Tharp
Reform School
Nick Carter
Dan Eichelberger
Diamond Dick
Avoca
Rex Theater
Halton Powell, Inc
Seat Sale Howe Pharmacy Now
Whittier
H. E. Boyer
Strahan
I. C. O. Lodge
A. H. Winkler
Hepburn
Claude Dye
Wilber Mickelwall
8. H. Wireman
Colorado
Samuel Mershon
Jack
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