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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1909
Page
4
Doings of the Death Angel Mrs Strickler of Emerson
Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Strickler born Logan county Ohio May 5 Isah died November 25 1909 at her Emerson Iowa home She married Conrad Strickler February 4 1849 in Ohio They farmed in Johnson County Iowa until 1876 then near Emerson In 1890 the family moved to Emerson where Mr Strickler ran a lumber business until his death October 1903 She is survived by three brothers Thomas V McFadon Peoria Ohio Lee F McFadon Emerson and Ober E McFadon Columbus Ohio
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Sarah Elizabeth Strickler
Logan County
Ohio
Emersob
Iowa
Conrad Strickler
Johnson County
Emerson
Double Wedding in Red Oak Twins Mary Julia and Viola Peterson Wed
On Thanksgiving day Julia A Peterson or James T Blankenship of Chadron Nebraska and Viola M Peterson wed William H Smith of Edgar Nebraska in a Red Oak ceremony. The Peterson twins, daughters of Mr and Mrs V P Peterson, share the celebration.
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Red Oak
Julia A
Viola' M. ‘Peterson
V. P. Peterson
Jula
James T. Blankenship
Chadron, Neb
Viola
William H. Smith
Edgar, Neb
Settlement Reached In North Town Auto Collision
The Silver City Times reports W. A. Wilkens and M. W. Huffaker settled a head on collision near town over damages to a hog and buggy. Huffaker and Wilkens selected arbitrators J. G. Managan and J. G. Jackson with Rh. O. Smith as third man. They agreed Huffaker deserved 175 dollars.
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Silver City Times
W. A. Wilkens
M. W. Huffaker
Mrs Joyce Praises Foley Kidney Remedy Cure
Mrs Joyce of Claremont New Hampshire writes that about a year ago she bought two bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy and it cured a severe kidney trouble of several years. She calls it grand and good and highly recommends it.
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Claremont, N. G
Foley
A.J. Howe
Glenwood
Good Prices for Horses at Multiple State Sales
The sale of Percheron mares belonging to M. Ms. Ayres drew breeders from Illinois, Nebraska, Missouri, Minnesota, and Iowa. Thirty five horses sold for 15790 dollars, averaging 451 each, with a top price of 850 for a four year old mare bought by John Clipson of Albion Nebraska and a low of 150 for a 20 year old mare bought by A J Glark of Imogene. County buyers included C. E. Hilton Malvern 345 for a five year gray mare, R. Maynes Henderson 855 for a five year black mare, W. J. Hamilton 425, and Henry Parker Macedonia 785 for a three year old mare. About 3000 attended the Hop Ley & Son sale near Lewis Noy 18. Average was 710. brooder mares brought 2500, three horses sold at 1250, several over 1000, lowest price 490. All horses were blooded draft stock. The Tabor Beacon notes M W Green paid Harr Gilbert 3200 for his 25 year old roan team, in good condition for their age.
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M. Ms. Ayres
Illinois
Nebraska
Missouri
Minnesota
Iowa
John Clipson
Albion
Neb
A. J. Glark
Imogene
Malvern
V. ‘R. Maynes
Henderson
W. J. Hamilton
Henry Parker
Macedonia
Hopley & Son
Lewis Noy
Tabor
M. W. Green
Gilbert
Tree Breeders to Meet at American Association Session
Mills County readers are informed that the American Breeders Association annual session will be held in Omaha in December. A panel on tree breeding will feature Prof Frederick E. Clements of Minneapolis with Walnut Oak Hybrids by Prof Ernest Babcock. Raphael Zon and Prof J Russell Smith will discuss seed selection and breeding plans for tree crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Breeders Association
Omaha
Mills County
Frederick E. Clements
Minneapolis
Ernest Babcock
Raphael Zon
Washington
J. Russell Smith
Philadelphia
Local swindle suspect posing as government agent nabbed
A man claiming to be a government agent investigating rural mail routes worked locals around Coin and Farragut. He carried a pad with written answers to questions and asked people to sign them, then vanished with the signatures.
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Coin
Farragut
Fraud Scheme Traced Through Bank Notes and Checks
Pieces of paper found later became notes in a bank. He tracked signatures to Council Bluffs and matched them to small check payments. The craft was detected when checks were returned to parties who had endorsed them in Council Bluffs.
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Council Bluffs
Timely Health Hints From Iowa Board of Control
The Iowa State Board of Control urges ventilating homes from cellar to garret at intervals and avoiding storm windows in sleeping rooms. Open sleeping areas to fresh air and sunshine, use cheesecloth to reduce drafts, and keep curtains tight at night. Emphasizes airing barns and cattle to prevent tuberculosis among people and animals, calling for abundant fresh air for all.
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Iowa State Board of Control
Heinie Schlitz from Fatherland at Rex Theater
Coming to Glenwood, manager Clark announces Heinie Schlitz from Fatherland, a German dialect comedy with music and ten big song hits at the Rex Theater next Saturday evening. The company is well recommended, with gay costumes, dainty ensembles, and lively music that keeps audiences amused and humming. It has broad appeal and is praised as a top up-to-date show of the season.
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Clark
Heinie Schlitz
Fatherland
Rex Theater
Victim of a Vicious Assault in Glenwood
Harry Fleming of Carey and Fleming suffered a brutal assault after a basketball game at Greenlee hall. George Stubbs struck Fleming on the jaw, breaking his jaw and injuring him severely. Stubbs was arrested on assault charges, bail set at 500 dollars, and a grand jury proceeding followed.
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Harry Fleming
Glenwood Firma
Carey & Fleming
George Stubbs
Justice Edwards
Greenlee Hall
Mr. Fleming
Henry
Mr. Fieming
O. E
Dalton
George McMillen
Stubbs
Starbuuck
Genung
Starbuck
Woodruff
Intent to commit great bodily injury crime stated
Report notes a charge phrased as intent to commit great bodily injury. It references related offenses including assault and battery with penalties of one year and 30 days respectively. No further context or names provided.
Emerson items: lessons, births, sales and shuffles
Prof M C Galpin taught oratory to Emerson pupils while Dallas Briggs died in Athens Ohio. Wm Rang and Cliff Ranz dissolved a partnership with Rang continuing. Sherwin and Moats opened a new restaurant east of the bank. Clarence Shiffer visits after a hand loss in a car accident. Supple returns from Park er South Dakota. Wm Campbell sets Dec 15 public sale southwest of Emerson. Baptist ladies plan a bazaar December 18. Yeoman lodge forms a drill team. Stock shipments out of Emerson despite bad roads. Merritt home hosts Thanksgiving gathering with family from Red Oak Tekamah. Ira Cheyney faces trouble with railroad crew after attempting to pull a rear car. He hurries between No 11 and No 4, with a stop at Judge Woodruff. Subscribe for the Tribuna to keep informed.
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M C Galpin
Malvern
Ethel Cunningham
Dallas Briggs
Emerson
Athens
Ohio
Wm J Rang
Cliff Ranz
Rana
Sherwin & Moats
Clarence Shiffer
James R Supple
Parker, S Dak
Wm Campbell
Baptist
Shields
Yeoman Lodge
Dr Merritt
Red Oak
Tekamah
Neb
Ira Cheyney
Emerson State Bank
Glenwood
Ira
Judge Woodruff
L S Robinson Christmas Bulletin Announcement
L S Robinson presents an annual bulletin showcasing holiday goods across jewelry, books, china, glassware, watches, cameras, novelties, toys, dolls, artwork, and musical instruments. It emphasizes low prices, free engraving, guaranteed repairs, and a second floor eye fitting room opening after January 1st.
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Robinson
Wen
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Sensible Settlement
H. S. Fleming
Colwell
Depot Road
L. S. Robinson’s Christmas Bulletin
Conklin
Moores
Waterman
Parker
Gillette
Edison
Victor
Lakeside
Chicago
Atock
McKinoley
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