Deaths in Glenwood Area Include J M Noah
Obituary notices recount the death of J M Noah a Glenwood resident who served in the Civil War and leaves a large family. Additional notices honor J F Bock who died of stomach cancer and lay to rest near Loup City Nebraska. An infant Lilley burial is also noted with local connections through J T Murphy family.
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J. M. Noah
Glenwood
Mr. Noah
Ohio
Harriet Curry
U. S. Army
29Th
Regnar Iowa Infantry
United States
Noah
Connoran
Helena
Arkansas
Christian Church
Sarah A. Chambers
Spirit Land
John
Ray
Nellie
Andrew
Mills County
Ella
Missouri
Anna
Nevada
Charlie
San Diego
California
Gertrude
Idaho
W. H. Noah
Paleo
Kansas
Morton M. Noah
Lincoln
Nebraska
D. 8. Thompson
East Liberty
Malvern
J. F. Bock
Immanuel Hospital
Omaha
C. F. Anderson
Loup City
J. ¥. Bock
Iowa
Lilley
Charles Lilley
Creston
His Views on Apple Growing
J. W. Murphy of Glenwood displays 300 apple plates across five tables at the show. He showcases premiums won nationwide and argues for Iowa grown fruit, urging local production over imports. Murphy, a renowned grower with sixty five acres, favors letting weeds grow to boost orchard productivity.
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J. W. Murphy
Glenwood
Iowa
Farewell Plans In A California Winter Visit
The Atlantic News notes a gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Mickelwait as they anticipate a winter stay in California. Attendees included H. Marshal, Wm Slezak, Claude Deupres, Ralph Vinton, James Miller, Marie Davis, M. Marshall, and Miss Bessie Dill.
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Mrs. Mickelwait
California
Messrs. and
Mesdames H. Marshal
Wm, Slezak
Claude Deupres
Ralph Vinton
James Miller
Marie Davis
M. Marshall
Mise Bessie Dill
Small Blaze Near Square Sparks Fire Crew Rescue
This Thursday morning at 6 a m a fire alarm called the fire department to a small building four blocks southwest of the square. The structure, used as a sleeping room by Thomas Killman near 90, formerly a carpenter shop, was saved with contents intact as firefighters contained the blaze before total loss. The building sits on the same lot as Ned Killmon’s home.
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Thomas Killman
Killmon
Ned Killmon
Jolly Sixteen Visit Glenwood Home for Jolly Evening
The Jolly Sixteen group traveled to the Grover Mickelwall residence two miles south of Glenwood on Wednesday night and enjoyed a lively gathering. The male members of the contingent continued the merriment with continued conviviality through the night.
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Grover Mickelwall
Glenwood
Identifying Himself in a Family Quarrel
Mrs. Peck taunts Henry Peck asking if he is a man or a mouse. He replies bitterly that he is a man and jokes that a mouse would seek aid on a table. The exchange reveals tension within a domestic dispute.
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Mrs. Peck
Henry Peck
Five engagements versus Edna's nine engagements
Old Mr. Anderson recalls five war engagements after Christmas dinner. Edgar downplays the count and his mother reacts with surprise. He then notes sister Edna has been engaged nine times, highlighting contrasting personal histories.
Marriage at Omaha Ties Johnson to Mrs Stone
A marriage took place in Omaha on Thanksgiving day with Rev Charles Savage uniting Robert Johnson and Mrs Anna Stone of Malvern. Mrs Stone, widow of B A Stone who died in an accident near Malvern years ago, formerly lived in Malvern.
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D Johnson-Stone
Omaha
Malvern
Charles Savage
The
People’s Church
Robert Johnson
Anna Stone
B. A. Stone
Insanity Commission Finds Hedlund Incoherent and volatile
The insanity commission reports John Hedlund aged 40 is incoherent in conversation and subject to sudden moods. He weighs 185 pounds and stands 6 feet 3 inches tall. He has a wife and six children including a seven month old. He has had several previous attacks and poor physical health.
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Insanity Commission
John Hedlund
Mills County Farmers Institute Meeting Date Set
Directors of the Mills County Farmers Institute plan a Hastings meeting on Friday December 11 1914 at 2 o clock pm to arrange the coming institute. All interested are urged to be present. R H Robbins secretary.
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Farmers’ Institute
Mills County Farmers’ Institute
Hastings
R.H. Robbins
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Insanity Report
Footfitters
Silk Hole
Mackinaws
Hamilton & Matthews
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