Fuel Committee Adopts City Fuel Rules
Burlington officials Nelson and Clark met Glenwood city leaders to address Iowa coal shortages. Mayor Wallace appointed a local fuel committee led by A B Walling, C T Goring, and C P Hamilton, which issued strict hours for stores, schools, churches, and other venues and called for municipal consultation on vital public meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Nelson
R. Clark
Burlington
Glenwood
Court House
Iowa
A. B. Walling
Wallace
C.T. Goring
P. Hamilton
Appreciation for Tribune help in census enumerator drive
Lloyd C Wendricks of Council Bluffs, supervisor of the census for the 90 Town district, thanks The Tribune for securing enumerators. He notes strong response from tenders with full quotas in several districts. To fill remaining vacancies quickly he has increased rates for the ninth district, four cents per capita for listing population and higher rates for farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd C. Wendricks
Blulis
Tribune
Vaery
Coincidence marks Glenwood Masonic lodge event
The Glenwood Masonic lodge noted a coincidental timing with a 186% date anniversary as L W Thussell joined the lodge fifty years earlier. During December 4, the home lodge conferred a life membership card on L W Russell, presented by John Y Stone, with a reception to follow and drinks urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Masonic Lodge
L. W. Thussell
Glenwood AL Pound A. M. Lodge
Russell
Bcard
Emierber
John Y. Stone
Menwoart Lodge
Medical Association Holds Malvern Session and Elections
The Mills County Medical Association met December 4 at the Malvern Commercial Club rooms. After discussions of professional matters, officers were elected with Malvern’s F. Viren as president and Logan Chaile as vice president. Secretaries were A. Hed Cross and Geeish Wetonittae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County Medical Assortie Lion
Roous
Malvern
Alfiecrs
Ldgan Chaie
Ebiseiy
Blaleolur Croppell
Ahalvern
Donelan
Glenwood
A. Persons
Malteolu Campbell
Alsdvern
Fragments on Advertisers and Local Trade Notes
A heap of garbled OCR mentions advertising, sellers, and local trade terms in a fragmented historical page. It references Pepin Italy, Aster Ae hats of Barna, and odd vials and tubing, with other nonsensical phrases about a Timmer driving pikes to obtain corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inery Nabey
Edyvertisoniests
Pepin
Barna
Doug Teerk
Odaeres
Progressive farmer calling for branded farm business
A Progressive farmer argues that farmers should treat their farms as businesses with names and brands. He contends farmers can profit from advertising as much as other merchants and sell goods through branded stations. He urges thoughtful branding and stronger farm identity.
Farm Auction Brings 44440 Per Acre Near Tastings
The Albert Statfield farm sold at auction one and a half miles southeast of Tastings on a Friday in December. A large crowd attended as bidders competed actively. Buyer Warvey Ci of the Benton community north of Hastings paid 44440 per acre, totaling 71840 for the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Statfield
Tastings
Warvey
Mrs Russell party departs for California on train
Mrs L W Russell and her sisters Anna Rule and Mrs William P Williams with Williams’s son Porter and Mr and Mrs A T L Otts left on No 3 to take a train at Onlin today for Long Beach California. They applied for transportation in October with reservations granted at the last moment. They plan to stay through the winter as Otis’ rural carrier work will be handled by his alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Russell
Anna Rule
William P. Williams
Porter
A. TL. Otts
Sundhiy
Onlin
Long Beach
Calif
Otis
Family in Cave for Ten Days After Thanksgiving Storm
A Nebraskan family of nine, Mr and Mrs Balder and seven children aged one to fifteen, were caught in a storm near Glenwood on Thanksgiving Day. They hid in a cave until township authorities found them. Temporary aid was given until a Glenwood house was found on December 6. They planned to reach a brother’s home between Sidney and Thurman. the brother could not assist. The episode highlights severe weather and hardships from real poverty.
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Balder
Oue
Ford
Nebraska
Ralph Mickelwait
Glenwood
Naw
Sidney
Thuman
brothrYro
Tlow
Kensington Party Delights Ladies At Walnut Street Home
Mrs W P bill hosted a Kensington gathering for more than a hundred women on Walnut Street. Mrs IM THM and Mrs A 4 Howe assisted, with a lively afternoon of games and socializing followed by a two hour luncheon. Attendees enjoyed a pleasant, well attended event.
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Kensington
Wil
W. P. Bill
North Walnut
Gitlerinay
W. IM
Howe
Death notices from Mulvern area mark holiday season losses
Airs William Owens died after weeks of sickness at home two miles northwest of Mulvern on Friday December 5. She leaves three children, Lloyd Owens and Mrs Charles Andersom, plus another daughter Mrs Go to Dookabill. Funeral services were held Sunday at the Methodist church with burial in Oak Ridge cemetery. Also noted is the death of a local resident, Cyat Notill, who passed after a long illness at home.
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William Owens
Mulvern
Lloyd Owens
Charles Andersom
Bhistings
Gan Daughten
Suneey
M.A
Leber
Train service reduced on C B Q and Wabash railroads
Beginning today trains on the C B Q division will be discontinued due to fuel constraints. No. 11 westbound and No. 14 eastbound via Glenwood are canceled, with local traffic covered by other trains. On the Wabash, two local trains are discontinued, affecting Malvern and Hastings routes, with remaining trains carrying passengers. Branch service from Hastings will drop to one trip daily, and connections with No. 5 may be affected. Passengers traveling to Henderson or Sidney should plan overnight stays or adjust schedules accordingly.
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Glenwood
Malvern
Liastings
Carson
Sidney
Hastings
Henderson
Mail Xmas Parcels Early Initiative Advised
Public urged to send Christmas parcels one week early due to rain impact. Emphasizes distant destinations over 200 miles and advises careful wrapping with addresses placed in corners. Notes common loss from wrapping faults and urges ink and proper pouching for western and eastern routes.
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Western Points
Trai
W. H. Biekel
Mills County Board Meets on Friday Call
The County Board of Wauction for Mills County met Friday in a call meeting at the Superintendent's office. George Wd. Mirslers, president, called the meeting to order with W. Me. Moot as secretary pro tem, who was later reelected secretary. The board, by action, considered a request from the Executive Committee of the Connecticut Red Cross Chapter to provide Mills County with one or more public assistances.
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Mills County
George Wd. Mirslers
W. Me. Moot Wan
Proten
Whd
Miude
Connecticuts Red Cross Chapter
Call Off One Annual Meeting By Fuel Committee Order
A scheduled meeting for December was called off by order of the fuel committee. No hedge meetings or quorums will be held without permission from the police committee.
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Pormissiia
Box Social Report From Faded OCR Fragments
Fragmentary note describes a box social event with unclear names and dates. The readable text mentions Holley and Wood, with surrounding garbled words suggesting a campus or community gathering and a fundraising aim. No concrete results or locations can be confirmed from the fragments.
Malvern Farm Sold At Elevated Price Per Acre
A report notes Chyal Melati purchased the 240 acre tract near Malvern at a price reported above 520 dollars per acre. Andyferkheimer was mentioned in connection with the sale as a local figure.
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Chyal Melati
Kiewt
Andy Ferkheimer Howe
Fara
Malvern
Coasting Permission Granted In Glerewood District
The city council allows Glerewood boys and girls to use Ket Street from Kelly hill for coasting. Yatel Street will be blocked at Sharp and Second from 4 to 6 pm for safety. Locust Street is guarded by a school board watchman from 4 to 6 pm, then blocked at Sharp and Second from 6 to 9 pm.
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Glerewood
Ket Street
Kelly Hill
Cport
Yatel Street
Sharp
Second
Locust Street
Wahwartayseer Entertainment at Rex draws large crowd
A Friday night show by the Wahwahtaysees and the Blue Birds at the Rex delighted a large audience. The program titled The Martil Shop, produced by the Iowa War Sayings organization, aimed to teach patriotism and women’s development through services of Camp Wire. Receipts were gratifying to promoters.
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Wahwahtaysees
Blue Birds
Mrritl Shop
Iowa War Sayings Organization
Married couples unite with church ceremony in Glenwood
Alvin Londen of Kiurhin and May Marig Antill of Glenwood were married by Rev. Stavenson at the M. E. parsonage in Glenwood on Saturday December 1 at 6590 p. The bride is daughter of Op Abr and Otis. Relatives and friends express best wishes for the couple as they begin married life.
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Alvin
Londen
Kiurhin
May Marig Antill
Glenwood
M. EL Parsonage
Rev
Stavenson
Op Abr
Otis
Pribume
Sale Dates and Public Auctions Near Malvern and Woodsmith
Notices describe multiple public sales and auctions around December dates at locations including northwest of Malvern, east of Glewood, and near the LB and GQ railroad depot. Items listed include cattle horses hay corn implements and miscellaneous goods with bidders A Wilson Carl Nason and others. Exact years and full details are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
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Joe Gindle
Cglotiwood
Tlaresdiy
Hoecomber Ll. Walon
LB & GQ
Witeh
A. Wilson
Carl Nason
Malvern
Glewood
Saltio
Manshiper UI Appreciated for Reader Engagement and Ads
The Manshiper UI wins reader approval by delivering an attractive interface that boosts engagement. Advertisers value the platform for securing measurable results and strong visibility in a crowded market.
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Manshiper
Election time for lodges in Glenwood highlights officer slate
The Pythian Sisters in Glenwood elected officers for the coming year after last Thursday night’s meeting. Mrs. Marjorie Cheyney became Past Chief. new officers include Mrs. Currie Choatee M E B, Miss Yattie Grown Execlient Senior Lenork Howe, Vera Judking Manage Anna Swone M of R, Hazel Robinson M of Finance, ThHisy Deerwestler Protector Minnie ravers, Ruie Rhoades ATUSICien Meanie Day Correspoan wszie Divvis, Press Correspoanedant Degree Captein, and Mrs. Bell Jiewis with Mrs. Nelle Ke waned Temple and Mrs. Krank Raine as Alternates and Trustees.
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Pythian Sisters
Glenwood
Marjorie Cheyney
Currie Choatee
M. EB. A
Yattie
Lenork Howe
Vera Judking
Anna Swone
Car
Hazel Robinson M
ThHisy Deerwestler
Protector
Minnie Ravers
Ruie Rhoades
Atusicien Meanie
Say Jim what's the secret of your success
A reader reflects on the secret of success using Jim the poultryman as an example. He notes success comes from proper farming, soil, feeding, and systematized practice to produce eggs. The passage contrasts editors and farmers and emphasizes teaching readers through wholesome, practical news and advertisements.
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Jim
Bates
Gatiea
Dreast Teara
Phece
Luce Fen
Jia
Wwe
Unclear text from atendence notes and subscription plea
Fragmentary OCR mentions Juddve Arthur and Judie Arthur at meetings with fainting spells and a disputed state. It references a Potuel batt, a rally by Erun, and a Christ Missy Missy subscription to the Tribune with over a hundred reminders a year.
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Arthur
Judie
Pile
Erun
Biter
the Tribune
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Fuel Committee
Medical Association
California
Cave
Mickelwait Farm
Sam Brazly
Saat fFerude
Ted Oak
C. B. & Q. Railroad
This County
Wabash
Box Social
Sandal
Jedd
Holley
Deweander
Glenwood City
Kelley” Hill
First Street
2D Street
Iter
Owrichman
Locust Fron
Pean
Logust
Mavvnn
Anatter
Tinkle
Walnut Street
Jas Firenter
Workadt
Caparions
Wetyatiin
Couneil
Wahwartayseer’s Entertainment
Louden-Antill
Dads Saudh
Owith
Vattle
Lee
Bev
Mod
Calyeartica
Boursvibeey
Rive Giles Hertest
Bell Jiewis
Nelle Kewaned Temple
Krank Raine
A. AT
Lodge
Cemwood
A. French
W. M Ve. Darting
W. I. A. Smith
Clyde Rhoids Ae
Harry Widows
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