Local readers renew subscriptions across Mills County
Mills County residents and former area locals visit the Tribune office to renew or start subscriptions as the 1914 year winds down. Notices mention payments from B F Buckingham of Pacific Junction and B W Kiger of Colton Washington, and arrivals like J J Wubbell of Wymore Nebraska. The piece highlights hog cholera concerns and community ties with readers from Mineola Austin and Center township, plus interest in Mills County history articles by W Taft of Chicago.
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W. H. Taft
Chicago
Tribune
Mills County
Phil Slaughter
Center Township
Real estate transfers list from Malvern and Glenwood areas
Real estate transfers involve numerous parcels in Malvern Hastings Glenwood Oak and Mineola with transfers including lots in block 23 Silver City Malvern addition to Malvern and park lot transfers in Glenwood. Names include Phosco Serah Donner Irby and Garrie Ferrel with various lot dimensions and street addresses noted.
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Murer
Alps
Reeve
Silver City
W.ok
Phosco Serah Donner
Straban
Malvern
Alu. Irby
W. W. Meyers
Black
Glenwood
L. W. Toeler
Malvern Light & Power Co
D. Shiflett
Harvey Dean
Ace Garrie Ferrel
P. Jon Peterson
Violet Starr
W. Bennett
Anderson Ito
Mary Kelley
Hastings
Henry Borstlemyn
J. Saar
Nipp
Lown
Mineola
R. W. Pack
Albert McCluskey
Pacific
Lee
Fh. Wood
J. W. Thomas
TE. Thomas
Windham
B. BE
Polden
Selg
Oak Township
Y. B. Buchannan
Great Growing Weather In Fall Promotes Garden Harvest
Warm moist weather this fall has spurred vegetable growth with onions and radishes maturing for table use after a hot season. Pastures fall grains and grasses are faring well and moisture will aid next year’s corn crop.
Wreck at Cornei Bluffs Claims Fireman and Injures Engineer
A head on collision in the ards at Whiteis Central yards Cornei Bluffs early Tuesday morning involved a switch engine and a stock train. Fireman Vos Wisher died and the engineer was injured. Several cattle were killed or injured. No photos of the wreck were taken. In Hamburg, Don Ryan found a car dead in front of a church after stopping to help. A man fled up an alley. C. F. Istes drove to Omaha. car later recovered in the suburbs. The Canning factory at Atlantic burned recently, worth about 100000 with 33000 cans of corn. rebuilding undetermined. Randolph school board tried to oust principal H. E. Bowman. trial settled with him remaining. Ham burg cider plant faces surplus and possible vinegar conversion. A steer was lifted from a wreck at Council Bluffs. it survived. A Pace family Thanksgiving reunion gathered many relatives at home. One son, Omer, was absent.
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Thiteis Central
Cornei Bluffs
Vos Wisher
Stole His Heifer Near White Cloud
Grant Summers reported a missing two year old heifer near White Cloud last week. Only a soup bone and head were found, suggesting on site butchering. No trace of the thieves. A hog or two disappeared from the same area, hinting at a meat supply for winter.
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Grant
White Cloud
They May Blossom Again in Beloved Yard Bloom Tale
Weather delays bring talk of two lilac crops on a single bush at M. Boyer’s yard as December 1 reveals green leaves and budding Hine blossoms that already bore fruit. The Methodist bazaar is set for December 12 and 13 with home made candy and a market day at Swope's store.
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M. Boyer
Swope’s
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Cine
Roruteld
Wand
Henry
Gosehof
J. J. Wubbell
Wymore
Neb
Louis Deitehler
Louie
B. F. Buckingham
Pacific Junction
B. W. Kiger
Colton
Wash
Myr. K
Iowa
John Severn
Austin, Minn
Husking
Olay
Sam
Will
Oye Eadyvatie Yoo
Mma Gfitoute 3
Glonhis
Anoth
Cavite
Don Ryan
Wremont County
Hamburg
Presbyterian Hrch
C. F. Lstes
Sidney
Omaha
Brandeis
Atlantic
Kuykendall
School ‘Board of
Randolph
H. E. Bowman
Ilinois
Council Blufts
W. GC. Pace
George Pace
Clyde
Earl
Rancea
Lon VanBuskirk
Kimerson
Chas. Roland
Ruth
Myrtle
Hillsdale
Clay Buckingham
Bert Pace
Francis Pace
Oma
Son Omer
Marlin Young
Iowa Telephone Company
Mills County Abstract Co
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