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Mills County Tribune in Glenwood, Iowa

11 Dec 1919

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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1919

Page

11

Emerson and N Rho CD Musical Festival in Emerson

Emerson band boys host a town hall musical festival on Friday evening December 19 urging generous ticket purchases from the community. Also reports Harold Swenson's Omaha weekend visit, newborns, homecomings, and local notices including illness, school reopenings, and Red Cross Christmas Seals drive to fight tuberculosis.

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Emerson Band Boys Harold Swenson Omaha Carl Malmquist Maude Taylor Chicago University W. Hi. McGrew Andy Swisher Wast Hill Wilbur McGill Kalispell Mont McGill J. W. Parker Parker Edith McLain Irving Bass Fort Bayard N. M Elizabeth Priest Glenwood J. G. Johnson Henry Schick W. Rice Homer Smith George Lindner Fort Worth Tex Lowell Patrick Fairfield Parsons College Emma Weed van Sant’s Pauline Morrison Milton Honeyman G. O. Ramey Pred Ervin Clyde Ervin Emerson Maude Lockley J. W. Salter Biggsville Tel
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Woll outlines AFL aims for equal footing in charters

Matthew Woll, AFL vice president, answers questions from Chairman Hays of the Republican National Committee. He says corporate charters must allow employees to organize and bargain through chosen representatives. He warns against judicial autocracy, urges repeal of injunctions against labor, and calls for speedy Senate approval of the League of Nations covenant including labor provisions.

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Hayes Matthew Woll American Federation of Labor Hays Republican National Committee Federation Woll Congress Leagues of Nations
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Proclamation on City Hours and Conduct in Glenwood

The document mandates 9 am to 5 pm business hours with Saturday 9 am to 8 pm, restaurants 7 am to 7 pm, pre-9 am and post-5 pm lunch only, street lights off after 10 pm, one lit globe on the square, churches to one weekly service, no lodge or club meetings, fuel use restrictions, and a 30 minute noon recess for clerks, with penalties for noncompliance.

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Obituary notices for Carl Norall and Sibyl Jane Tubbs

Carl Norall born in Tlorne Sweden December 3 1847 moved to America 1870 and died December 3 at age 72. He lived in Emerson and Oakland before his death with wife Caroline Carlson and six children surviving. services led by Rev Doyle and Masons. Sibyl Jane Tubbs pioneer of Mills County died after brief illness born November 13 in Plowerfield Michigan married to William Wheeler. long resident of Emerson and mother of a large family. funeral details noted and continuation promised on Page 4.

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Carl Norall Tribune Emerson Methodist Church Twrsday Rev Doyle Masonic Lodge Tlorne Sweden Caroline Carlson America Galva Murray Oakland Whien Humanity Lodge No Emerson, Ta Tyler Elavph Emerson High School Norall Sibyl Jane Tubbs Sibyl J. Tubbs Bourne Hmerson Mills County William B. Wheeler Tubbs Sibyl June Wheeler Phoebe Diana Makayes Wheeler Plowerfield Mich
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RHO CD Ing Rome Federal Employment Service Cummings Ble United Mine Workers the Tribune State Fuel Administration A. B. Walling Fuel Administration C. P. Hamilton Co T. Genung
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