Grand Jury Cleared Four In Illegal Voting Case
Four teenagers named Guy Mayberry Bert Kemp C W McAlexander and John Weaver were indicted for illegal voting but the grand jury found the evidence insufficient and ignored the charges. The partisan shading of the prior arrests drew public ire while the board of jurors upheld fairness and justice, sending a message against voter fraud regardless of party. The piece also urges overdue Tribune subscriptions to be paid to support the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Mayberry
Bert Kemp
C. W. McAlexander
John Weaver
Mesare
Mayberry
Kemp
Chas. N. Ogden
St. Mary
Mesera
Weaver
McAlexander
Glenwood Altho
Quenter
Tribune
Grand Jury
Cosey for Sale and Local Post Office Letters
The Cosey is up for sale under owner Mr. Larry Southerd with favorable terms if sold before January first. A miswritten note mentions Mr. Bouthard relocating his family and seeking a central state location for work. Also listed are letters for Miss Gertrude Williams Miss Mary Walch Miss Heed Mrs Eva Giles, advertised for the Glenwood office ending Dec 5 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosey
Larry Southerd
Bouthard
Gelling
Glenwood
Gertrude Williams
Mary Walch
Mmm Heed
Eva Giles
Warren
P. M
Horses and mules for sale at right prices
The notice lists two sellers offering good horses and mules for sale with contact names and locations. It also advertises Hartwig’s Long Beleam as a cure for a long standing cough and cold. Another contact is W. L. Warper of Chicago and A. J. Hows Bend Hayden Bros. in this paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Betes
Glen Woo Town
Hartwig
W. L. Warper
Stewart Ave
Chicago
A. J. Hows
Lost Epworth League badge sparks schoolyard uproar
A misprinted Lost advertisement at the Grand Opening of the Bachelor’s club caused adverse comment about a League member who wore her badge to a dance. The Glenwood Epworth League clarifies the wearer wasn’t from their group. The editor jokes about escorting a St. Louis young woman to the dance and apologizes for any offense, noting the missing badge remains unfound and asking for its return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Bachelor’s Club
Glenwood Epworth League
St. Louis
The
Trinutmr
Epworth Teagnain
Glenwood
Glenwood League
Epworth
Tragic Death of Genevieve Wright in Lyons Township
An eight year old neighbor’s playful trigger of a loaded gun held by Genevieve Wright’s father ended in instantaneous death. The child would have turned four that Sunday. funeral held at Glenwood Cemetery with Rev. M. D. Reed officiating. Community sympathy pours out to the Wright family amid this dreadful bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Genevieve Wright
Lyons Township
Pay Wright
Collins
Glenwood Cemetery
M. D. Reed
Afitidad
Aartwigs Lung Balsam Promoted for Lung Threats
An old advertisement promotes Aartwigs Lung Balsam as a remedy for lung troubles and general threats to breathing, highlighting its claimed benefits and availability in local stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aartwigs
Will He Get Damages The Baker Van Kirk Trial Begins
The Marion J. Baker vs T. M. Van Kirk and the New Glenwood Canning Company opens with Baker seeking $5,000 in damages after a August 20 clash at the Glenwood canning factory left him with a broken arm and torn ear. Eyewitnesses Brooks Walling Jolley testified as the defense rested. L. T. Genung and Shirley Gillilland represent Baker, while Jne. Stone argues for Van Kirk and the factory. The jury selection dragged on, with 72 talesmen drawn before a twelve-member panel was seated and arguments concluded as the afternoon press went to print.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
van Hirk
Marion J. Baker
T. M. van Kirk
New
Glenwood Canving Company
Glenwood
Canning Factory
I. M. van Kirk
Marton Baker
Marion Baker
Walling
Indy
van Kirk
Gleewood
L. T. Genung
Shirley Gillilland
Jne
Stone
Brooks
Jolley
Cours
Andrew Jackson Wolfe
Hon
Holiday Gift Store Ad Boasts Wide Assortment and Low Prices
A vintage ad extols a large selection of items for Christmas shopping including Bibles, story books, lucite novelties, leather goods, china, crystal, Bohemian glass, silverware, linens, toys, and household items. It promises low prices and convenient one stop shopping, urging readers to fill their lists and please friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haviland
Syracuse
Ft & V
Special For The Holidays Ribbon Sale Offer
One hundred pieces of Tatleta Ribbon in multiple sizes 5 7 9 12 and various colors. Uniform price five cents per yard, with regular prices from five to twenty cents per yard. A holiday promotion listing emphasizes wide color and width availability.
Classifieds roundup notes limited items and services
A brief notices page lists a few available services and items with contact details. It highlights willingness to consider transfers or trades and emphasizes quick responses and fair pricing across listings.
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Tripone
Patrona
Bend Hayden Bros
Christman
Kiddoo
R. O. Obidg
Peoriz
Cuas
W. Karuxy
Joy, Buckingham
Bartlett Wan
Buckingham
Hebliman & Sou
Raven's
Dick Hudson
Grocer
D. Rose Pacific Junction
Ual
Jersey
O. M. Pottery
Malvern
Karl
J. Hows
Li A, Stillwagon
Stillwagon
Mills County
Nebe’s Shoe Store
Lowa
D. G. Jamison
South Side Square
Buck’s
Majestic Steel
Bower Bros
Theo. W. Ivory
Gienwoop
Iowa
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