Hereford cattle sale by George T Rew of Silver City
Mills county residents gain in cattle farming as George T Rew lists 46 head of registered Polled Herefords for a December 21 sale at the state fair grounds Des Moines. The sale includes 20 bulls and 26 cows and heifers from 1 1/2 to 5 years old, with 14 additional head from other breeders joining a total of about 60 head. Catalogs available from B O Gammon Des Moines Jr.
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Des Moines
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O O F Home Coming Honors Longtime Members
Glenwood Lodge L O O F held its annual home coming with simple plans for degree work and refreshments. One candidate received the initiatory degree and two received the first degree. Eighty two members attended. Veteran jewels were presented to J F Dike and George Peck for forty and forty five years of membership, with thanks from W S Lewis.
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Home Lodge
J. F. Dike
George Peck
Veteran Jewels
Iowa Children Excel in Arithmetic Says Ashbaugh
Ernest J. Ashbaugh reports on a bulletin proving Iowa students exceed peers in arithmetic. Courtis tests administered to over 13 000 children across five grades in fifty two towns measured addition subtraction multiplication and division with time constraints. Results show lowest accuracy in addition and highest in division.
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Iowa
Ernest J. Ashbaugh
Towa
Tribune Readers Seek Accurate Address Updates
The Tribune requests subscribers provide both old and new addresses in full. The list will be corrected Friday, December 15, to reduce misdelivery. Notify the office immediately if any label error is found.
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Tribune
Birth of a Nation seats on sale at Rex Theater
In small towns results generally lagged city results though many towns under a thousand recorded top individual scores. A 1915 to 1916 comparison shows gains in speed and accuracy, while Iowa handwriting tests last year matched or exceeded peers elsewhere.
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Pioneer Fred Double Remembered as Glenwood Patriarch
W. T. recalls Fred Double as possibly the oldest living Glenwood adult pioneer. He first met Double in 1855 while Double worked for Landlord Betts at the car avansary on Locust street. Longtime contemporaries include the Windhams, Goodells, Donelans, Otises, Fairs, Townsends, and Bradways. Double, seen as patriarch, remains active and successful in his chosen industry for about forty six years.
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Fred Double
Glenwood
Betts
Car Avansary
Locust Street
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Goodells
Donelans
Otis
Fair
Townsend
Bradway
Double
Walt
Long-serving Glenwood cemetery trustees face election
A call meeting of Glenwood cemetery lot owners is announced in The Tribune to select three trustees. Since 1890 W C DeLashmutt and M G Maynards have served, with CG H Towslee, then Edwards and later Belatti and Robinson joining as replacements. The meeting is set for December 26 in the Community Club room at the Armory.
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Tedegr
Belatti
Towslee
L. &. Robinson
Armory
Mt Gerezim Chapter Elects Officers for Year
Mt Gerezim Chapter No 59 Glenwood elected its officers at the annual meeting on December 11 Hight. The Mark Master Mason degree was conferred on Sergeant B A Matthews. Officers-elect include George BE Masters Excellent High Priest J B Chanberlin Hing SW Taraway Seribo J C Daniel Treasurer K B L Hester Secretary.
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Mt. Gerezim
Glenwood
Mark Masstex
B. A. Matthews
George BE. Masters
Chanberlin
Comparisons Of Property Valuations In 97 Towns And Cities
T A Polleys, tax commissioner for the Chicago and North Western Railway, compiled a table comparing true and assessed valuations in 97 towns and cities for 1916. Readings show varied transfers and per capita wealth, with Council Bluffs and Moville among the notable entries, and Swaledale marking the highest assessed percentage near 80.
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Chicago & North Western Railway Company
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Pottawattamie
Carson
Macedonia
Oakland
Council Bluffs
Moville
Swaledale
Good Fellows Santa Aid Campaign in Glenwood
A Glenwood appeal invites Good Fellows to fund Christmas gifts for local children. Readers urged to report how many you will sponsor and to name needy kids for a fair distribution. Letters from Glenwood children request toys, dolls, guns, skates, candy, and a Bible, reflecting holiday wishes and poverty concerns.
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Dead Man
K of P Elects Officers at Glenwood Castle Hall
At the December 7 meeting of K P No 48 Glenwood Castle Hall the annual officer election was held. Winners include Don Rayne as Chancellor Commander Walter Trown as Vice Chancellor Jamey Swope as Frelate J Tt Wonda as Keeper of Stecards and Seal A Murphy as Master of Finance Delawell as Master of Exchequer Ta Rennelt Inside Sentinel Anthony Outs to Sentinel Frank Raine Captain of Wardrehe Mihlon 4
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K. of P
Don Rayne
Walter $. Trown
Jamey A. Swope
Frelate
J. Tt
A. ‘H Murphy
M. Delawell
D. Ta Rennelt
Red Cross Christmas Seal Plea for Health Care
The notice urges support for Red Cross Christmas seals highlighting care for the sick and disease prevention. It wishes readers a happy Christmas and a healthy New Year, promoting good will and the idea that buying seals supports a worthy cause at local Red Cross drugstores.
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Ted Cross
Germany Proposes Peace End to World War I
The German chancellor Bethmann Hollweg proposes ending the European war with the sanction of the Emperor and Reichstag. French and English papers dismiss it as a retreat by a losing Germany and accuse allies of shifting blame to prolong the conflict.
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Europe
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Reichstag
Malvern vs Oakland Ends In Tight Season Contest
Oakland high school team traveled to Malvern for a close basketball game led by coach Mr Moyer. Both squads showed clean sportsmanship and strong play, with the score reflecting a well matched contest that could have swung on the final moments.
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Moyer
An Appropriate Gift for Christmas Tribute Remembrance
The Tribune offers a solution for hard to find gifts and rising prices by inviting readers to place names on a gift list. Call at the Tribune office or mail or phone the names of those to receive The Tribune as a remembrance throughout Christmas and the year.
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Malvern Rout Oakland 82 to 23 in basketball game
The visiting coach drew two unsportsmanlike cautions for coaching from the sideline causing time to be called twice. After the second warning the official gave him an option to leave or stay silent. Final score Malvern 82 Oakland 23 with lineups including Malvern W Aistrope and C Aistrope and Oakland Brown and Johnson. Attendance 156. Oakland to face Glenwood High on Friday December 15.
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Bellwood
Glenwood High
Deaths and tributes toll in Glenwood and area
Obituary notes Grandma Caroline Kidwell Greenlee of Glenwood dies after a weeks long illness from pneumonia. Born 1825 in Tennessee, she married P. W. Greenlee in 1849 and lived in Venango County Pennsylvania, Sidney Iowa, then Glenwood. Funeral at two pm Friday, burial beside husband in Glenwood cemetery. Also recalls Henry Marlow of Pacific Junction, IA, who died December 9 near Gravity, Illinois, aged about 79. funeral held in Hamburg.
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Glenwood
Caroline Kidwell
Knoxville
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Sidney
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T. C
Lincoln
Ned
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John H
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Pacific Junction
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Henry Marlow
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Gravity
Albert Lincoln
Hamburg
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Mother Shipton Prophecy Text Rendered for Publication
Fragmentary OCR of Mother Shipton prophecy with archaic phrasing and garbled lines. It includes references to world upheaval, water spectacle, gold at foot of hills, a wooden boat, a Jew entering England, and an announced end of the world between 1821 and 2021, with many misread letters and repeated fragments.
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Sven
Public sales announced for December at multiple Iowa farms
Auction notices list sales by H Noland and Mintle Bros on the J W Miller farm near Tabor, with horses cattle and farm machinery. T L Caley on the S Bogart farm near Glenwood. T G Byers as auctioneer. J H Ranne on his Glenwood area farm with livestock grain and implements. K C Dice at Billy Boyd farm near Tabor listing horses cattle hogs and farm machinery.
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J. W. Miller
Tabor
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J. H. Ranne
Glenwood
Mr. Ranne
K. C. Dice
Billy Boyd Farm
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Recount Seems to Beat Kruse in County Treasurer Ballot
The ongoing recount in Henderson County for treasurer between M. J. Maxwell and J. W. Kruse shows Maxwell ahead by three votes after precinct boards altered many ballots. Missing border soldiers ballots and a disputed envelope with one Kruse vote could still tie or flip the result.
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Henderson
J. W. Kruse
Silver City
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Des Moines
Center Township
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Deer Creek
Board of Recount
Illness in Atkinson, Mrs Lewis Tinville
Grenwood residents regret news of Mrs. Lewis Tinville of Atkinson Nebraska nine affliction over five weeks. She describes nervous trouble and a toe infection that grew serious enough to threaten hospital care. She was bed fast for a week and may need two weeks on crutches. Remember our buggy and auto top repair. Christmas cigar boxes at Red Cross Drug Co.
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Lewis Tinville
Atkinson
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