New Glenwood Malvern Route Changes Transport Plan
Road work in the Glenwood Malvern area closes the old Ranne farm bridge and a dangerous subway. The new alignment runs straight past Hastings under the subway then south to Norton farm, intercepting the old road further south. The change adds a rail grade road closure, opens a new north road on the old Ranne farm, and abandons the narrow existing route deemed risky. The old bridge and short sections are removed to improve safety and travel.
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Glenwood
Malvern
Ranne Farm
John Frazier
Frazier
Subway
Hastings
Everett Purcell
Norton Farm
Ranne
Rane
Poard
Ranner Bridge
Ulvert
Road Improvement Cuts Curve Between Glenwood and Pacific Junction
The project straightens a historic bend between Glenwood and Pacific Junction, easing travel and recalling old land changes. The straightaway from the hill northeast of the Ghost House toward the Haynie corner removes the bluff curve, with dirt taken from the bluff to form the new grade.
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Glenwood
Pacific Junction
Pail Haynie Place
Frank Cheatie
Ghoate
Haynie
Obituaries from Mills County and Julesburg notes
Obituary notices honor Julia Warren, ages 75, longtime Mills County resident, funeral tomorrow at West Liberty Church led by Rev H W E Goodrich. Also included is Clarence Guy Alley born Sept 17 1896 north of Tabor Iowa, died Nov 25 1916 at Julesburg Colorado after a Wyoming herd trip, survived by parents William and Mattie Alley, four sisters and five brothers, plus many relatives.
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Olevia May Kephart
Mt. Zion
Fremont County
Omaha
Neb
H. R. Kephart
Sargents Bluffs
Bila Kephart
Council Bluffs
Della Walker
Hazel Fuller
Elliott
Carl Kephart
Fleming, Colo
Julia Wiaarren
Thusband
Isage Warren
Mills County
Glenwood
West Liberty Church
HW. BE. Goodrich
Guy Atley
Clarence Guy Alley
Tabor
Mills
Fremont
Holyoke
Colo
Hillsdale
William
Mattie Alley
Lulu Graybill
Carson
Jessie Briley
Roy
Whiter
Annie
Freddie
Tale
Yena
Kenneth
Julesburg
Wyoming
Red
Red Cross Christmas Seals Now On Sale in Mills County
Mrs. W F Hill of Glenwood has received a supply of Red Cross Christmas seals for Mills County and will furnish them to anyone who will sell them through the season. Seals are on sale in Glenwood at the Fair Store and the Red Cross drug store. Each seal costs a cent and proceeds support Red Cross work and the fight against tuberculosis in Iowa. Use them on holiday letters and packages.
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Red Cross
Good Picking Sets Fall Corn Harvest Record
Lawrence Day, north of Glenwood, posted a fall corn picking run that averages above one hundred bushels per day. He achieved a standout 1124 bushels on December 1, a mark likely difficult to surpass.
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Lawrence
Glenwood
Musical Program At Glenwood Woman's Club
Glenwood Woman's Club members will remember the musical program at the club room Monday December 11. The event was postponed a week due to the Short Course. An interesting place to visit quoted as a note from D. G.
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Glenwood Woman's Club
Short Course At Glenwood Promises Iowa Farm Progress
Mills County Ames Short Course now in progress in Glenwood with strong Ames support. Highlights include top corn exhibits, Donelan Cup awards, and prizes for Mintle Brothers and others. Livestock, spelling contest, and a Mother Goose stage event are part of the program as crowds view the entries and learn farming methods.
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Iowa
Ames
Glenwood
Commonwealth
Mintle Brothers
R. O. Jackson
Glen Jackson
Kemp & Evans
Wendell Wilson
Red Clover
Timothy
Court House
County Fair Results Highlight Local Winners and Classes
The record lists numerous contestants and awards across classes including winter wheat oats and potatoes. Notable names include George A Phelps Florence Robinson Hazel Gladwyse C R Warren Earl Maddocks and Mintle Brothers among others with first and second place finishes noted for multiple entries.
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Mintle Brothers
C. N. Kelley
H. L. Nima
TL. Mackay
George A. Phelpa
BP. A. White
Weeatherherd
Glassburn
Earl Maddocks
Howard Mintle
Pace & Moors
Ist
J. Mackey
George A. Phelps
L. Gladhghy
Florence Robinson
Hazel Gladwin
F.C. Weatherland
H. J. Nims
K. W. McKnight
C. R. Warren
S. J. Parker
Burl Maddocks
Deupree
A. No Kelley
A. B. Thomas
R. WH. Wilson
D. A. White
Tal
J. W. McKnight
Gass
Tl. W. McKnight
Honard Mintle
Mintle
Mra
Dewpres
Thittle Whelps
Hazel Gladwis
Florence Robinso
I. I. Nims
PB. Strawathian
Harl Maddocks
Rex shows Portici drawing crowd with Pavlova performance
The Dumb Girl of Portici at the Rex Tuesday night drew near full houses for both performances. Pavlova delighted audiences as Fenella. Seymour is praised for bringing such pictures to Glenwood and will feature Paramount titles starting tomorrow with The Dawn of a Tomorrow starring Mary Pickford, shown twice weekly on Tuesdays and Fridays.
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Portici
Rex
Pavlova
Fenella
Seymour J
Glenwood
Seymour
Paramount Pictures
Mary Pickford
M W A Officers Elected by Glenwood Lodge
The Glenwood lodge Modern Woodmen of America elected officers for the ensuing year Consul L L Al Dubhelt W Myers Tt Woods W Rhoades Wunt T oh Bmouse elman K Mi Coleman HW Anthony Wis G WM George Mogridis Board of Managers UL Paelder three year term 4 P Perry two year term
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Glenwood Lodge
Modern Wood
Men of America
Ll AL Dubhelt
W. Myers
Tt Woods
W. Rhoades
Wunt—T. Oh
Two New Editors Enter Mills County Press
Two editors made their bow to Mills county readers in the past week. C. W. Bays of Woodbine debuts as editor and publisher of the Silver City Times. O. O. Buck begins as editor of the Opinion of Glenwood. Both bring long experience in journalism.
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Glenwood
Arthur B. Thomas
Mills County
C. W. Bays
Woodbine
Silver City Times
O, O. Buck
Opinion
I. O. O. F. Officers for Glenwood Lodge
At the December meeting the Glenwood I O O F lodge elected officers for the term. Frick Traines became Noble Grand, Warry Wuebbell Vieu Grand, Courge J Muley Recordlingsecretary, Fo Murphy Finniehel Secretary, Cheyney Preasurer, and W. S. Lawla Trulates.
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Glenwood I. O. O. F
Frick Traines—Noble Grand
Warry Wuebbell
Rebekah Officers Elected at Glenwood Lodge Meeting
At Monday night’s Glenwood Rebekah lodge meeting the officers for the new term were elected Currie Kiddue Nobta as Noble Grand Willian Gewls as Vice Grand Nettle Wiettott as Recording Secretary Misa Tatu as Treasurer Gileard as Preasurer
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Glenwood Rebekah Lodge
Currie Kiddue
Nobta Gran
Willian Gewls
Nettle Wiettott
Gileard—Preasurer
Plain common sense health diet and exercise
A health column notes that reducing rich foods and increasing outdoor activity can reverse fat and skin problems in dogs and humans. It argues excessive appetite causes digestive strain, fatigue, and skin eruptions, while modest diet and regular exercise improve vigor.
Glenwood Merchants Launch Christmas Advertising Drive
Local merchants announce a Christmas advertising campaign promising strong goods and confident messaging. Readers are urged to look for seasonal suggestions from the Glenwood merchants as they promote their wares and business readiness for the holidays.
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Glenwood
District Court Begins Session Oversees Mulholland Case
Judge Woodruff visited the drainage area in Anna EH Mulholland versus the Wabash R R Company. The grand jury completed its small docket in one day, naming seven jurors with Morgan Alexander as foreman. J G Flanagan was appointed administrator of Mrs Josephine McCoy estate. William Burgoin named administrator of Elizabeth Jane Phelps estate. An indictment was returned against George Bailor of Lyons for grain sale against a landlord lien. Bailor pleaded not guilty and posted bond. Petit jurors to report next Monday.
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Woodruff
Anna
EH. Mulholland
Wabash R. R. Company
Morgan Alexander
Wim. Kneeland
G. 8. Purcell
Charles Fisher
J. J. McCoy
Elmer Fickel
W -E. McGrew
J. G. Flanagan
Silver City
Josephine McCoy
William Burgoin
Elizabeth Jane Phelps
George Bailor
Lyons
Iowa Breeders Shine at International Live Stock Show
Iowa livestock exhibitors in Chicago showcase a unified display, with Greater Iowa Association officers guiding visitors from Argentina and other countries. The Iowa barn features banners celebrating world prizes won by Iowa horses and cattle, signaling strong export potential and solid state leadership in livestock.
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Iowa
Chicago
Greater Iowa Association
Iowa Spirit
Towa
South America
Enire
Springfield
Mass
Itowa
Argentina
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New Glenwood Malvern
Rev
Conway of
Ewart Howe
Maurice Lewis
Morris Phelps
Arthur Buch
Howard Miller
Edwin Carter
Wm. Alley
H. R.kephart
Sia Kephart
Roy Walker
Charles Fuller
Cw “Kephart
Hormer
Milo Kier
Homer
Lyons J Township
Hannah ‘Kier
Albany
Ohio
Miles
Joesphine McCoy
Cassius McCoy
State ‘Hospital
Clarinda
Clarind “Hospital
Ingraham
the Tribune
Tabor College
Margaret ‘Lawrence
Newtonville
Julia A. Warren
D. G
Arthur Thomas
Johnson
Daniel Auto
Marshall Livery
Glenwood Woman’s Club
Armory
Rex Theater
Rebekah
D. G. Jamison
The
Tribune
D. G. Jamisson
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