Local Visitors Stop Over In Malvern Area
Mrs W E Reed of Madison Nebraska visited with her father T M Aistrope and relatives Tuesday evening. Miss Merle Coffman came from Omaha for an over Sunday visit with her mother whose health has worsened. H A Deardorff left for Panora Iowa to see his aged father in poor health. Mr and Mrs James Durbin of Emerson and son Frank visited Fred Durbin and wife. they plan to winter in southern Texas. J B Shay of Park City Montana arrived with his granddaughter Ethel Shoop of Laurel Montana to visit longtime friends. Shay was a former county resident.
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Fred
Texas
J. B. Shay
Park City
Mont
Leslie
Andrew
Ethel Shoop
Laurel
Shay
Tabor Topics Highlight Local Quips and Ventures
Beacon correspondent Sam Wheelsbarger notes town happenings in Tabor Township. He jokes about woodcutting mishaps, league hoop injuries, a 120 acre farm selling for 160 dollars net, and a March possession by the buyer Harry Wilkins. Georg e Hall returns from Chicago with Will’s rising teaching career and a Paris trip delayed for a $7,500 singing contract. Frances Grass rises to Seattle prominence as a church soloist after Elks Memorial praise. Mrs. Crocker returns from Malvern while Prof. L Worthington Smith, now a Drake College professor writing for Blanche Walsh, writes poetry and plays with wife Mrs. Smith contributing to Criterion.
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Sam Wheelsbarger
Green Township
Arthur Mauk
Juwa
Tabor
Harry Wilkins
George Hall
Will
Chicago
Paris
Culbertson
Frances Grass
Malvern
Farnham
Seattle
Wash
the Elks Memorial
West
Richard Crocker
Walter Donner
L. Worthington Smith
Tabor College
Blanche Walsh
Drake College
Des Moines
Tribune Readers Fill Mills County Quiet Demand
If you want anything tell it in the Tribune columns. No other method reaches Mills County people so easily and cheaply. Each issue carries inexpensive readers that have gained wide approval and are increasing in use.
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Tribune
Mills County
Silver City Notes From The Times Crowd Gathers for 78th Birthday
E Banister and daughter Dora Cook depart for Hol yoke Colorado to stay on her claim until final government papers arrive. Rev QC Sitzler and Herman Peters bring Mrs Sitzler home from hospital after two operations. A family gathering at Andrew Vohs north of Glenwood marks Chris Y Vohs 78th birthday with relatives and friends, including guests from Council Bluffs. Smallpox quarantine remains largely unchanged south of Mineola, Henry Dietchler Jr house still under quarantine and regarded as money maker by him. John Mass celebrates 74th birthday with seven daughters two sons and grandchildren. two elaborate meals shared by family.
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E. Banister
Dora Cook
Holyoke
Colo
Rev
QC. Sitzler
Herman Peters
Mineola
Omaha
Sitzler
Andrew Vohs
Glenwood
Vohs
Chris Y Vohs
August Alt
Lillie and
Wm. Weight
Council Blutts
Henry Dietchler Jr
Henry Dietchler
Henry
John Mass
Tribune readers seek non-subscriber name and price
The Iowa Farmer Des Moines mentions adding a non-subscriber name and a $1.60 figure to complete the Tribune family listing for readers at 25 cents a year.
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Tribune
Iowa Farmer
Des Moines
School Levy Debate In Barrett District
Elmer Fickel and Henry Aistrope of White Cloud township visited Glenwood Saturday to discuss a Teachers Fund levy with Supt. Masters. The law allows a maximum of 30 dollars per pupil, and Barrett district with 10 pupils can raise only 300 dollars, enough for about seven months of school. Unable to hold nine months, the district plans to stay within the limit, failing to run a full term as in other counties faced with similar issues. Barrett has had no school for two years due to lack of pupils. this is the first levy in three years.
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Elmer Fickel
Henry Aistrope
White Cloud Township
Barrett
Glenwood
Masters
Therfore
Childs Reasoning About Santa Claus
A playful exchange where a child asks if Santa Claus is married. The parent notes uncertainty, and the child reasons that if Santa were married Mrs. Santa would not let him stay out late at night.
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Santa Claus
Santa
No Room for Any More Holes in Stocking
A brief humor note quotes Mickey and a neighbor discussing Christmas stockings, with the punchline that the stocking is already full of holes. The exchange captures a lighthearted local social moment.
His Gift and Hidden Hatred in a Blackout Verse
A fragment describes a man who gives a girl a pair of skates then harbors bitterness toward fate as he observes her with another. It hints at unrequited affection and inner conflict, ending with a nudge to reuse old clothes and promote Tribune Job printing.
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Coats
Fin Mills
Tabor Topics
Silver City
Asher
Drew
Rex Theater
Turkeys
W. J
Watson
Cor
Westinghouse Electrical Goods
G. D. Keffer
Hastings
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