Local residents recount visits and travels around Macedonia
Henderson vicinity notes list multiple residents visiting relatives in Nebraska Iowa and Missouri. Names include Sturgeon Hulbert Gravett Gravett Dye Harney and Workman with trips to Red Oak Atlantic Council Bluffs Glenwood Macedonia and Shenandoah. Thanksgiving visits and hospital trips are described along with a fuel shortage affecting a local schedule.
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M. S. Sturgeon
Nebraska
Hazel Hulbert
Near Enott
Our City
Ada Gravett
Viva Gravett
Macedonia
Jain
Warrene Strader
Red Oak
Cecil
Strahan
Willis Dye
CG. A. Wight
Elliott
Dave Anderson
Hastings
Mary Trisler
Atlantic
H. F. Cool
Glenwood
Henry Maxwell
A. & Workman
Wm. Work- Inman
Flossie McLaughlin
Carson
Joedmundson
A. O. Harney
Elton
Sarah Woods
J. R. Tibbles
Evelyn Rowe
Perry
Laura Pougee
FE. Irwin
Will Wieming
Omaha
Velma ‘Triplett
Wid
M. Workman
Villisea
Hol ‘Taylor
Isabelle Puryear
Wales
Ella Plumb
Malvern
J. W. Parker
Dave Owens
William Cain
M. Woods
Oakland
J. J. Curgan
Victor Norton
Weighing Mills County Real Estate Mortgages in 1919
A Mills County inquiry into real estate mortgages as of June 20 1919 aggregates 920 mortgages totaling over 5.9 million dollars with about 10 850 acres involved. Non residents hold roughly three quarters of the mortgages while interest rates largely stand at 5 percent.
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Mills County Abstract Co
Mills County
MiNs County
Mills County Board Proceedings November 25 1919 Glenwood
Mills County Board of Supervisors met in Glenwood with Sherman Jones chairing. Audited claims include railroad, road, motor vehicle, and county funds for numerous labor, material, and service items. official bonds, loans, tax exemptions, and a blind pension approved. adjourned to December 4 1919.
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Glenwood
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Mills County
Sherman Jones
Chas
GC. Plumer
Tl. H. Cheyney
American Express Co
W. H H. Fieckel
Ross Atkinson
County Road Fund
Ernest Cozad
John Cozad
Henry Smith
C. BR. Campbell
R. L. Boyer
Ralph Mayber
Shirley Mayberry
Geo
Peck
W. Gilleard
King
J. Pinmb
LeRoy Irby
Jakndres
Ivan Linzel
Motor Vehicle Fund
J. BR. Smouse
J. H. Clark
J. Standiford
Aubry Austin
J. G. Mvans
K. i. Barber
Ki. i. Barber
Zion Institutions and Industries
Bridge Fund
CG. P. Kinney
Glenwood Sewer
County Fund
Educational Supply Co
Houghton Mifflin Co
Laurel Book Co
Town Telephone Co
John B. Dorman
Burroughs Adding Machine Co
CG. H. Warren
J. F. Lewis
R. P. Gall
Lloyd Peppett
Ben Stoxdill
Ora Bankus
James Gray
Roy Beelman
Witne
A. Hoyt
Witn
W. W. Clark
W. M. Plimpton
Quinn Lumber Co
Oscaur Hiatt
J. N. Sawyers
County Farm
L. K. Anthony
County Farm Fund
J. U. Wackler
Dunn & Ludley
UY. Jamison & Co
W. M. Moore
Treasury Certificates Offer Short Term Debentures
The United States Treasury invites subscriptions this week for two new issues of Treasury certificates of indebtedness. Both mature quickly and bear interest at 4 1 4 percent. No minimum subscription is fixed and books may close on December 1 without notice. The first issue, Series D of 1920 dated December 1, payable February 16, 1920, is optional as to redemption on ten days public notice and not acceptable for Federal tax payments. The second issue is designated as
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Treasury
United States Treasury
Treasury certificates offer tax payment option in 1920
December 1 1920 dated ed TN 3 of 15920 describes non optional redemption before maturity and March 15 1920 payment deadline. It outlines acceptance of outstanding certificates at par with accrued interest adjustment for new issues and states banks may subscribe and be paid by the treasury into war loan accounts. Corporations can invest surplus at 4.44 percent while using certificates as a currency substitute for tax payments.
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Treasury
TL. Harris
Seventh
Federal Reserve District
Preventable Diseases Cut U S Deaths Since 1900
The text notes large declines in death rates from typhoid fever diphtheria and tuberculosis between 1900 and 1917. It estimates millions in lives saved and billions in costs avoided, citing reductions in national mortality and working-class illness.
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United States
Editorial independence and the editor’s burden
Wal dood quotes editorial independence from political influence while addressing the fourth annual conference of Town newspaper men. Mr Yeock and Mr Cook discuss editorial responsibility, the impact of propaganda, and the need for moral strength among owners and directors to preserve character in newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldood
Cook
Springfield
Republican
Yeock
Carte Department Store
Emerson Students Home for Thanksgiving Visit
Several college students spend the Thanksgiving break at home including Paul Garson and Miss Faith Dunn from the University at Lincoln Nebraska Lowell Patrick of Parsons College Fairfield Iowa Louise Birdsell from Indianola Iowa Miss Ima Weed of Van Sant Omaha Miss Brangline Cheney teaching in Glenwood and Miss Mildred Weed a teacher at Albin Iowa Calling Cards offered as an inexpensive Christmas gift at The Tribune Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Paul Garson
Faith Dunn
University At Lincoln
Nebr
Lowell Patrick
Parsons College
Fairfield
Iowa
Louise Birdsell
Indianola
Ima Weed
van Sant
Omaha
Brangline Cheney
Glenwood
Mildred Weed
Albin
Emerson Area Thanksgiving and Funeral Notices Update
Emerson and nearby towns share holiday travel and family visits as residents return from Glenwood Council Bluffs and Red Oak. The community notes open schools after scarlet fever scare, and record many trips to attend funerals, weddings, and family gatherings across Omaha Des Moines and Galveston, with plans for spring moves and a New York trip for Mrs Ellen and son Billy.
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Mary Schwab
San Antonio
Texas
Carl Nogall
M. Tl.vans
Excelator Springs
Vans
Sibyl Tabbs
Cora D. Land
Des Moines
Nina Burt
Aurora, Nel
la S. Priest
Malvern
Mimer Oplevie
Council Blails
Leo Oplevie
Montgomery County
Mis Dy N. jKinney
Imerson
Bb. J. Miller
O. L. Davis
M. &. Shannon
RL. Davis
BP. Maynes
E. P. Whitney
Ed Morgan
George
Jack
George Biller
Little Rock
Ark
Wm. Clawford
Red Oak
Mr. Eller
Billy
New York
Ellen
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Harvey Harris
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Guy Boilean
Jessie Edmundson
Proceedings of County Board
Roy Hammers
Bo OW
Bert Pace
Ll. H. Anthony
Carl Buch
George Etterington
Walter S. Brown
Hospital Insane Fund
Fi. L. Hester
Insane Commission
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Russell Bowen
Thomas B. Lucey
J. C. Baldozier
I. M. Weak
Geo. W. Aistrope
Frank Foster
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William Ryan
Imma MecLaughlin
Pacific Junction
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Hernan Fleer
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Iva Patterson
Goldie Salmons
Council Bluffs
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C. A. Wang
Pearle
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J. W. ®Ellenbarger
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