New railroad shipping point planned near Hastings
J D Robbins and area farmers win consent for a switch on the Hastings and Carson branch about 5% miles north of Hastings. The 1210 foot switch will handle over 20 cars, with land donated for a depot and elevator. Rails to be laid soon, stockyards to be built, and a depot possibly on Hyans land. Locally significant impact on Hastings Henderson and Silver City shipping, with no name chosen yet, suggested as Roogan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Robbins
Hastings and
Carson
Hastings
Robbins
Hyans
Messrs
Henderson
Silver City
Roogan
Malvern High School Declamatory Contest Winners
The Malvern High declamatory contest at the Christian church featured 12 contestants after a Nov 27 prelim. Ivan Axtell won oratorical, Elmer Skages placed second. Katharine Mulholland led dramatic, Marion Knight and Sophia Anderson won humor. Mulholland was judged first overall and advances to the district contest. Judges were W. H. Mead C. E. White and Fred Keller of Council Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern High School
Christian Church
Edna Grove
Omaha
Ivan Axtell
Toussaint L
W. H. Mead
C .E. White
Fred Keller
Council Bluffs
TRY OUR MERCHANTS The Tribune Praises Glenwood Advertisers
The Tribune extols local business firms in Glenwood for their advertising. It emphasizes that readers can judge merchants by ad quality and prices, noting that local shoppers should favor home trades and see value in nearby bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Glenwood
Deaths of Mrs Oliver Sherer and Henry Humston
Mrs Oliver Sherer died in Rochester Minnesota last Saturday after Mayo Clinic surgery for facial nerve trouble. Funeral held at her sister’s Glenwood home. Her husband Oliver Sherer and relatives came from several states for the service. Henry Humston, Civil War veteran and Ingraham township pioneer, died in Oakland Saturday and was buried in Malvern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Sherer
Burta Burkett Sherer
Rochester Minn
Mayo
Glenwood
E. R. Herrick
Sherer
H.W. Burkett
Houston
Texas
Los Angeles
Charles Edmonds
Springfield
Senator B. J. Burkett
Lincoln
Joseph Feltham
Will Burkett
Herman, Neb
William Reeves
Russell Burkett
Shorer
Rochester
Henry Humston
Ingraham Township
Oakland
Stevens
Malvern
Married Collins Turley in Omaha Iowa couple wed in Omaha
Collins and Turley were married last Thursday in Omaha. The item notes pleasant Iowa weather, farmers working corn, and a corn husking contest between Arthur Thomas and William Ross with bets on Bill. Frank Allen bets on Bill. Tribune to publish records later.
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Collins-Turley
Frank Collins
Glanwood
Alice Turley
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Art Thomas
Arthur Thomas
William Ross
Frank Allen
Bill
Tribune
Merrill Johnson shifts to cattle feeding plan
Merrill Johnson clarified a prior note by stating he will not switch to cattle feeding this year. He recently received more than 4000 sheep from the Omaha market at Malvern, which he intends to feed. Also, D G Jamison’s bargain room advertises ten presents for 1.00 in a 10 cent sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Johnson
Johnson
Malvern
Omaha
D. G. Jamison
Jones & Richards
Chicago
Mr. Jones
Hastings Boy Pleads After Window Destruction
John Simpson journeyed to Omaha last Thursday and in Hastings caused damage at the Al Starr restaurant and the Quimby pool hall. He then tailed Van Gorkum, was chased to the mayoral court, and fined $15 with costs for disturbing the peace. Other items note possum theft, Pythian Sisters aiding a lodge in Sidney, cattle and lamb shipments to Chicago, local visits, and community notices.
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John Simpson
Omaha
J. Barleycorn
Hastings
al Starr
Quimby Pool Hall
John
van Gorkum
Mr. van Gorkum
Ira Hutchings
Pythian Sisters Lodge
Sidney
Clem” Kim¢ Hall
Council Bluffs
Mesdames G
Purcell P. H, Priest
C. H. Baxter
Lemon Cox
Carrie McMillan
Joseph Hayden
L. K. Mason
Har
Helpful HeadH Tints Don’t Be Too Sure You Suffer
A quip filled piece questions headaches as a sign of inner void and mocks physicians who cling to dignity in alcohol. It argues suffering stems from obstacles to natural order and urges self awareness, noting skepticism in medicine as a sign of lost confidence.
Will Creech Home Coon Supper Draws Neighbors
An annual coon supper gathers a large group at the Will Creech home in Rawiles township. Old dog Jim aids hunting, tracking and treeing game, while the event, held last Saturday night, grows with more young people joining each year, sharing interests beyond coon hunting.
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Will Creech
Rawiles Township
Will
Mills County Farmers Institute at Malvern dates December 15 16 17
The Mills County Farmers Institute will be held at Malvern on December 15 16 and 17 with three Ames College experts slated to speak. A corn show accompanies the event and several locals will have roles on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County Farmers’ Institute
Malvern
Ames College
Mills County Medics Meet in Glenwood
About twenty Mills County Medical Association members met at Dr G M Agan’s Glenwood office on Thursday afternoon. Dr Paton of Omaha spoke on ethical matters in the profession. President Dr J A Parsons and secretary Dr W A Rush, both of Malvern, attended the meeting. The Tribune notes it aims to cover all local news.
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Mills County Medics
Mills County Medical Association
G. M. Agan
Glenwood
Paton
Omaha
J. A. Parsons
Malvern
W. A. Rush
Mrs Branson Injured In Fall During Lodge Install
Mrs Atta Branson Grand Chief of the Daughters of Heathe Lodges of Iowa suffered a serious fall near the new jail in Glenwood after arriving for the lodge installation. She trained to Shenandoah and was taken to the Commercial House with back injuries though no bones were broken. Her condition remained serious as word reached Saturday evening.
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Atta Branson
H. Lodges
Iowa
Shenandoah
Glanwood
Glenwood Lodge D. of
Anna Killman
Jessie Tisher
Laura Alexander
Pearl
Arilla Alexander
Rachel Whipple
Mrs. Bransom
Mrs Frank W Dodson Crusades for Equal Suffrage in Mills County
Mrs Frank W Dodson of Des Moines state campaign manager for the Iowa Equal Suffrage Association visited Glenwood Saturday to spark local interest and organize Mills County. She has organized in 57 counties. aims to appoint a county manager in each, with helpers at voting meetings. She noted Pennsylvania’s suffrage vote as a hopeful sign amid Philadelphia political opposition.
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Frank W. Dodson
Des Moines
Iowa
Equal Suffrage Association
Glenwood
Mills County
Dodson
Guardian sought for aging Malvern man in court notes
John F. Christopher Jr asks the court to appoint a guardian for his father John B P Christopher Sr, resident of Mills County and owner of Malvern lots valued around 1000 dollars. The 82 year old is described as feeble minded and physically weak needing constant care. Court convenes in Glenwood on December 14 with Judge Woodruff. docket includes 162 cases mostly continuances. Sam Estes recently named administrator of G H Estes estate with a 70000 bond. About sixty executor administrator and guardian papers filed this year.
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John F. Christopher Jr
John BP
Christopher Sr
Mills. Couny
Malvern
Sam Estes
G. H. Estes
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Los Angeles Times
Mr. Possum
Starr Boys
Mr. Richards
Darkies
Ry Lewis
Robert Smith
Roy Quimby
TI VanGorkum
VanGorkum
Vern Clark
Howard Baxter
Creston
M. C. Warren and
Son Lyon
M. E. Cupp
Ant
Randolph
Perry Schlapia
Leota
Hazel Wort of
Emerson
Irvin Fort
R H. McFarland
Abe Harbart
Ivan Starr
Clarence Sandiland
John Peterson
Joe Wearin
Frank Mitchell
Strahan
I. R. Hutchings
John Braselton
Roseville
O. B Hutchings
F. H. Priest
Balfour
John Sawyers
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of Hastings
H. H. Wilson
Marshall
Arkansas
Harry Caven
Prescott
W. B. Caven
Bert
J. H. Massingale
Clarinda
Luther
James Gofwin
Axcelsior Springs
John McDonald
Godwin
Emma Barnes
Wausa
Nebraska
Jennie Lang
W. D. Clark
Chas
Ashmore
J L. Clarke
L. D. Clark
Carns
Neb
Father Clark
James
Albert Kuntze
Elsie Kuntze
M. Kuntze
M. E
Jack) Cupp
Jack
Abner Clark
Miaon
Mayo Bros
Roy Blakesley
Garrett
Mopsright
Name Publishing Co
M. W. Hoover
McQluskey
Jim
Mr. Cann
Farmers’ Institute
Mrs. Branson
Auto Falls
Area Way
Woodruff
Clerk of Courts
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