Court Adjourns For One Week In Iowa Proceedings
Judge Macy adjourned court until Monday then to Clarinda with a one day return. Rodman vs Rodman dominated Friday with alimony of 1000 dollars, a divorce, and property division. Mrs Rodman gained custody and costs. Guardian named for Benjamin Gunselley due to illness. Ridgeway Lumber forecloses a mechanic’s lien on J H Clark et al. Minnie Kanoyer granted divorce and child custody. Kilgore Cross case stays execution for six months with 6 percent interest later. Bank of Malvern sues DC W Sutter on two notes and attachment. Nesbit sues Henry Ledgut on a 150 note secured by 80 acres in St Mary township.
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Rodman
Kilgore-Cross
Kilgore
Emerson
Cross
Mr. Kilgore
Bank of Malvern
DC. W. Sutter
Rachel C. Nesbit
Henry Ledgut
St. Mary Township
New Mutual Telephone Line Works Into Glenwood
Work began today on a new mutual telephone line entering Glenwood from the southwest. Subscribers listed include Ed Dalton Walter Gilleard Ia Barnett Del Scott Wm Glenn Arb Thomas Carl Stranathan T A Butterfield and G W Donner. The Glenwood Hastings toll line is being converted into a metallic line by adding a second wire to boost service between the east and west ends.
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Mutual Telephone
Glenwood
Ed Dalton
Walter Gilleard
Ia Barnett
del Scott
Wm. Glenn
Arb Thomas
Carl Stranathan
T. A. Butterfield
G. W. Donner
Mutual
Hastings
West End
Fine Winter Weather Predicted by Early December Days
An old saying links the first three days of December to the winter ahead. The weekend proved mild, with Saturday Sunday and Monday offering weather that could satisfy expectations for this time of year. Yesterday continued the fine spell.
Phonograph Greeting Sent From Hoagland Relatives
Rudolph Walter of Council Bluffs received a phonograph record from relatives in Hoagland on Thursday. The record carried holiday greetings and well wishes voiced by his father, mother, and sister.
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Rudolph Walter
Council
Hoagland Nut
Walter to Send Christmas Voice Recording Home
Six years have passed since Mr Walter left home and has not heard his sisters voices. He plans to send a record home for Christmas featuring his own greetings in his voice heard as a duet sung by his two sisters.
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Walter
Henderson Bank Robbery Suspects Linked By Stranger Evidence
Detectives believe they have one robber identified after a Henderson bank explosion. A elevator operator at Henderson noted a daily visitor who questioned nearby towns and resembled a known St Joseph suspect. Officials note the bandits are professionals whose methods echo earlier robberies at Hastings and Hastings-like methods.
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Henderson
St. Joseph
Hastings Bank
Hastings
Insurance Company
Henderson Bank
Doings of the Death Angel: D. B. Nims Rites Held
Funeral services for D. B. Nims were held at Asbury Methodist church in Mills county after his death near Emerson on November 27. Survived by wife and five children, he was respected as a progressive farmer. Burial in Malvern cemetery beside his parents.
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D. B. Nims
Emerson
Asbury Methodist Church
Malvern
G. W. Maine
Emerson Methodist Church
BH. A. Moore
Mills County
Shaw
Zelke
Eliott
Knight
Griswold
Charles Shaw
Jenny
Archie Nims
Mile County
J. W
Wm. Nims
George Culver
Clarinda
Indiana
Manifold Farm Owner Shot by Nephew Near Shenandoah
Four minutes south of Shenandoah accident left farmer John Manifold wounded when his nephew Wart Wolfe, just back from rabbit hunting, fired a gun during an incident described as the man biting a chicken with an axe. The ball struck Manifold's hip.
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John Manifold
Shenandoah
Wart Wolfe
Mr. Manifold
Prof Earhart Weds Ella Duke in Shenandoah ceremony
Long notice describes the marriage of Prof A A Earhart, superintendent of Greenwood Neb schools, to Miss Ka M Duke of Shenandoah at the bride's home. Guests from multiple towns attended, with detailed flowers, menu, and speeches. Also mentions other weddings and a rural health warning about trichina from pork.
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A. A. Marhart
Glenwood
Mills County
Shenandoah
Wa Duke
Emerson
M. Duke
Henderson
A. H. Earhart
Greenwood
Neb
Ka M. Duke
J. C. Duke
J. B. Bartley
Mandolin Club
Bartley
Florida
Western Normal College
Washington, D
Washington State
St. Paul
Fuller
Omaha
Mamie Worman
Blanchard
Death From Trichina Report From Shenandoah Area
The Shenandoah papers report a death from trichina poisoning in the locality. Will Gardner, son of L. C. Gardner living eight miles south of Shenandoah, died Wednesday morning after about ten days of illness from trichina poisoning. About two weeks earlier, the patient began suffering from the ailment.
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Shenandoah
Will Gardner
L. CO. Gardner
School matters in Queen Mills County report
By Wm. Moore, County Superintendent, Mis county schools largely staffed with teachers except Box Wider Union Valley and Little Brick. Rumor claims two Mills county teachers changed names on Thanksgiving day. Corn gathering near complete with many farmers finished. huskers paid 3 to 3 cents per husk, yield higher than last year, some areas no school to aid harvest.
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Mis County
Box Wider
Union Valley
Little Brick
Mills County
Cupid
Tax Sale Held by County Treasurer in Glenwood
County Treasurer E L Carson ran the annual tax sale at the courthouse in Glenwood yesterday. A good sized bidder turnout included out of town visitors such as Hastings mayor S R Lutchings and Pacific Junction residents Claude Anderson L H Stroud John Olson and F I Balding. Glenwood bidders led the offerings with A D French J E Wickham I d Wallace C J Dean C P Kinney among the participants.
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E. L. Carson
Glenwood
S. R. Lutchings
Hastings
Claude Anderson
L. H. Stroud
John Olson
F. I. Balding
Pacific Junction
A. D. French
J. E. Wickham
I. d. Wallace
C. J. Dean
C. P. Kinney
August Buseck’s whereabouts sought by Salvation Army
City Recorder L. Robinson of Glenwood received a Chicago Salvation Army letter asking help to locate August Buseck, once a Glenwood resident. The letter notes no local work in Glenwood and appeals for any information from residents or Denmark-based family about his current location or status after two years of radio silence.
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City Recorder L
Robinson
Glenwood
Chicago
Salvation Army
August Buseck
Denmark
Farm for Sale 914 Acres Near Glenwood Iowa
Farm for sale comprising 914 acres located six miles south of Glenwood with good improvements and diverse fruit. Asking price is $80 per acre. For more details contact W. 4H Evans in Hillsdale, Iowa.
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Glenwood
Evans
Hilsdale
Iowa
Compulsory Attendance Law Emphasis In Mills County Schools
The article notes enforcement of the Compulsory Attendance Law for ages seven to fourteen and asks local officials to ensure compliance. It details winter term teaching placements in Mills County with several staff changes, announces a Des Moines State Teachers’ Association meeting, outlines rail fare for educators, and states county superintendent office hours and visitation days under the new law during the school term.
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Mills County
State Teachers’ Association
Des Moines
Corn prices slip from last year's peak
The price of corn remains below last year's level with dealers paying 30 cents per bushel and some feeders in certain areas paying as high as 32 cents.
Glenwood and Emerson Ladies at Red Oak
A score of Glenwood and Emerson Woman's Club members visited Red Oak for Federation Day Mid-Winter Social hosted by the Monday Club. The event featured dinner at the Johnson hotel a lunch in Red Oak club rooms and readings by Miss Edith Evans with state federation officers Mrs Gertrude Nash and Mrs Harriet Towner joining as guests.
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Glenwood
Emerson
Red Oak
Federation
Johnson Hotel
State Federation
Gertrude R. Nash
Harriet OC. Towner
L. M. Powell
Edith Evans
Bertha Tubbs Patrick
Mesdames W. F. Hill
Julia Donelan
J. M. Dunelan
A. J. Trowe
L. M. Lord
J. &. Wickham
M. J. Williams
O. E. Dean
F. E L. Tester
Clyde Rhoads
CG. W. Tiathke
Amerson
Mesdames Shipman
Quiring
Cheney
Haton
Geoptarth
Abel
Nebraska horse thief nabbed after cross from Glenwood
The Plattsmouth Journal reports Frank Yoakum of Greenwood Neb was arrested after staying at Clyde Burger home south of Glenwood and crossing the Plattsmouth ferry. The stolen pair of drivers were taken from E B Thrush near Boone Iowa and sold to a Plattsmouth man for 350 dollars. Werryman ONeill aided by telephone, receiving 25 dollars from the owner for the capture.
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Tribune
Clyde Burger
Glenwood
Plattsmouth
Nebraska
Plattsmouth Journal
Frank Yoakum
Greenwood
Neb
Werryman O'Neill
Boone
O'Neill
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Sylvester Kanoyer
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Prof. Earhart
Ella Duke
Taft-Solon
Marcus Taft
Ida Solon
W. H. Waft
Johnson-Rice
Ilsie Bice
Seattle
Wash
John T. Johnson
Raymond
M. Bice
Adrian
South Bend
Bice
Haugen Johnson
Johnson
Queen Mills
Wm. Moore
Carnegie
Glenwood Granite Works
August Busch
Grace Nims
Maple Grove
Rawles Township
Gertrude Shevesson
Center
Deer Creek Township
Mary Maguire
Garden Hill
Indian Creek Township
Frances McCoy
Wisa Russell
Pleasant Ridge
Forest Grove
Edna Wachab
Ursula Wade
Shady Grove
Desda Evans
Florence Hale
Lotta Pritchard
Barbee School
Center Township
Pearl Kikdoo
Kiddoo
Ida Oliver
Anderson Township
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