Weekend trip notes and local society roundup
A town column records Danister’s morning westbound trip to Glenwood, license pickup, rabbit hunting, and return for supper. It lists visitors Mr and Mrs Dave Chipps, Frank Alexander, Oxford Phillips, Revrank Conrey’s sermon on Decline of Religious Real, and local social happenings including a North Pole Restaurant joke, beef-weight problems, and community notices from Malvern, Strahan, and surrounding areas with church, lodge, and school updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rant Danister
Glenwood
Dave Chipps
Spaulding
Neb
Frank Alexander
Shenandoah
Oxford Phillips
Burlington
Revrank Conrey
Peter
Charles Goodman
Marion Verney
Malvern
Augusta Trively
Strahan
SR Hurst
Autumn Breakfast and Autograph Shower at Emerson
Emerson Miss Gayle Shipman hosted about fifteen guests for an Autumn Breakfast and Autograph Recipe Shower at her home on December 3. The gathering featured autumn decor, a large four course luncheon, and toasts led by Mrs 2M Shipman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayle Shipman
2M Shipman
Horace Birdsall
Monmoh
Marion Whrans Jr
An Arbor
Mich
Dee 4
Ite
Joly
Wrank
Emersonians
Elas
Hatley County
A D Sowers
James Parkin
WC Traseall
da Shook and Son
Wi Iuetver
Dra Ballain
San Davis
Ilenry Reblek
Phoebe Linn
Gertrude Geoplarth
Kensington Club
Dee T
Do i Sturgeon
Omaha
Dames Dein
Silver City meeting elects Royal Neighbors officers
A Sweet Umar Camp Royal Neighbors of America meeting in Silver City elected officers including Oracle Miss Sadie Reeve Vice Oracle Mrs C A Moore Chancellor Mrs Decker Recorder Miss Ruth Dresve Receiver Mrs C W Ham mer and Marshal Miss Mary Rook during Friday night proceedings. Lloyd Gailey plans to move his family to a farm near Lincoln Nebraska in spring. Silver City Mines hosted a short visit by SILVER CITY Al Mines and his nephew Robert James of Garfield Run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sistant
B. W. Chompson
Inner Sentinel
Mnmma Rook
Outer Sentinel
LW Sfuffaker
OC W Tluffaker
O Crofton
Neb
G Wo Tuffaker
J G McCue
R P Landon
M V Hullaker
Masonic Lodge
C Swanberg
Frank Pullman
William Burgoin
C Kruse
M Kehoe
Perry Miller
OW Sawyer
J Taylor
al Mines
Robert James
Garfield
Stiles
Lloyd Gailey
Lincoln
Sweet Umar
Royal Neighbors of
America
Silver City
Oracle
Sadie Reeve
C. A. Moore
Decker
Ruth Dresve
C. W. Hammer
Mary Rook
Tabor Topics Highlight Local Moves and Events
George Stipe from Omaha was in Tabor Saturday while Mrs Stipe visits. Will Zimmer from Milestone Canada arrived for the winter. Cattle shipments and visits from Lon Staines of Montana noted. Leonard Gaston to wed Nellie Metcalf in Bosworth Missouri. Lillian Allery marked her tenth birthday with a World tour event at Congregational church. Isabel Wadd plans a visit to her brother Warold. Tabor Oratorio Society of eighty voices performed Handel’s Messiah at the Congregational church. Congregational church officers were elected and a treasurer reported $770 paid on church debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stipe
Omaha
Tabor
Mrs Stipe
Will Zimmer
Milestone
Canada
George Garrett
Pat Wilmartin
Wo Bell
Lon Staines
Montana
Leonard Gaston
Bosworth
Nellie Metcalf
WR Metcalf
Rawles Township
Mills County
Lillian Allery
Christian Windeavort Society
Congregational Church
Ibel Wadd
Lope la Villisea
Warold
Rabor Oratorio Society
Thandel
Messiah
Congregationa Church
Poc Todd
Wroest Swanson
Drustee
Charles Stevenson
Col Ginston
Lil Webb
11 L Woods
Edith Slanter
Walter Reeves
Will Stargett
1 McLean
Wdpar Webb
Sidney florald reports swearing in of Young as senator
The Daily Papers note the swearing in of Late Young as United States senator the day before. Huck Rowe and Gibraltie stand pat, receiving a wall map of the United States eight feet square. Senator Lafe Young from Washington shows no capacity for statesmanship and grasps at power, while the Tribune is urged to tell your story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Young
United States
Huck? Rowe
Gibraltie
Lafe Young
Washingom
D. C
Iowa
Red Oak Man Recovers Diamond After Train Misstep
Henry G Warrick of Red Oak recounts his near miss and lucky find after a diamond ring valued at 100 slipped from his finger on a Burling ton train between Glenwood and Red Oak. The ring dropped into the basin and rolled toward the roadbed near a broken telegraph pole. He jumped from the moving coach, landed on his feet, and retraced the track to recover the rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Warrick
Red Oak
Shim
Harrick
Burlington
Glenwood
Salem Curtis reports Glenwood tourists reach Phoenix safely
The Tribune prints a letter from Salem Curtis recounting a journey by the Glenwood party to Arizona. They traveled from Omaha on December 6 to Denver, then onward through New Mexico to Phoenix, noting fine weather, blooming flowers, and a diverse, friendly city population with no mixing of colors observed. They found Rolley Hall welcoming and enjoyed the scenery along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Salem Curtis
Phoenix
Glenwood
Arizona
Omaha
Denver
MeéCook
Neb
Santa Ie
jParty
New Mexico
Kyron Jones
Junnel
Santa Fe
Rolley Hall
Towa
Fiewers
The First Leaf Came Dancing Down
A poetic reflection on the first leaf falling signaling autumn. The piece contrasts summer’s fading brightness with autumn’s approach, noting red brown and gold hues and a quiet woodland mood as the leaf descends and the season shifts. The voice laments summer’s end while autumn advances.
Farmers gain in purchasing power amid high living costs
Victor H. Olmstead, chief of the U S department of agriculture statistics bureau, states in annual reports that high living costs have benefited farmers. He notes the average city man's earnings stayed nearly flat in a decade while farmers' purchasing power rose more than 50 percent, with essentials up just over 12 percent. He adds the average farmer is in better condition, having risen from the depths of low prices in the early 1900s to a well deserved recompense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor H. Olmstead
Bureau of Statistics
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Drunks on the Train precedent case in Iowa law
PD Starr won $1,000 damages against the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railway Co in Centerville. While on a Sedan to Moulton trip Starr clashed with Ollie Gulley who allegedly drank and assaulted him. Attorneys argued the railroad owed passenger safety and should have ejected Gulley. The verdict upholds railroad responsibility and may be appealed to the state supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Starr
Chicago
Burington
Plain Li
Passenge
Lee Supreme Court
Exception on use of dilatory in farm comment
Everett While, youngest son of Ceore While, defends a statement about farmers tied to a crop timing issue. He notes fifty to sixty bushels per acre on the White farm, cites snow delays in field access, and apologizes to readers who feel the word dilatory was misapplied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett While
Ceore While
Cenwool
Gora
Caine
Dee
Tao
John Brown Memorial Park Plaque Erected by Tabor Woman’s Club
The Woman's Club of Tabor has installed a cement monument in Altar Park at John Brown's camping ground. A bronze plate bears the inscription John Brown's Camping Ground 1858 1859 Erected by the Woman's Club of Tabor 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civnies
Placiow
Mills County
John Brown
Woman's Club of
Tabor
Altar Park
Fraternal Officers and Members Listent Admitted
A long roster enumerates Odd Fellows J Barber chief patriarch and officers, Rebekahs officers, Encampment leaders, Knights of Pythias officials, Yeomen, Woodmen of the World executives, and associated roles such as treasurer, recorder, master of work, and chaplain with numerous names and titles. The page compiles a community directory of fraternal society leaders and clerks.
Simpson College Opens After Holiday Vacation
Simpson College schedules January 3 reopening for new and returning students. Full courses offered in liberal arts and business, music, stenography. Located near Des Moines with major libraries nearby and frequent rail connections via Lodianola and Burlington main line at Chariton. For full information contact President Francis J. Strickland PhD Indianapolis Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Liberal Arts
Wod
I'he Friends
Simpson
Des Alpines
I'welve Tvii
Des Moines
Chariton
Prox Store Chane J. UE Rice on Tuesday sald his stovik
A garbled report notes a Tuesday incident at a local store involving a sale and drugs, with mention of new proprietors and a neighbor urged to share the Tribune to save a dollar. The text is unreadable in parts but suggests a crime or sale event and a promise of a competent van in coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. UE Rice
Silver City
Wlanagan
J. Q. Jackson
Statistics of Chief Crops in Agricultural Report
In the agricultural report the secretary lists chief crops with production and values including Wheat about 707,000 bushels valued at 825 million, Sugar noted in short tons and rail figures, Barley 108,138,000 bushels with value not stated, Rye 320,800 bushels, Rice 100,000 pounds valued at 60. The data source is a damaged OCR draft summarizing crop outputs and monetary estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luis
Vanbroe
Guo
Laal
Ave
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wall Street
W C Swartz
McCormick
Henry Schoening
Emerson
W E Agan
Anders
Henderson
Odd Fellows Lodge
T. Methinger
Patriach
L Hulfaker
Pebitt
Fo OW Anderson
Pullman
Tabor Topics
Danci
Iglenwood Lodge Officers
Odd Fellows
J. Barber
C.J. Deupree
Car
Harrison
L. G. Lingilie
G. L. Sarailton
J. W. Miller
Rebekahs
BE. T. Younker
Noble Grand
Kota Stranathan
Cora Hawkins
Nettie Hartman
Ines Stranathan
L. G. Linville
G. G. Free
George Slaley
Tlarry Cheyney
Knights of Pythias
J. A. Swope
Ewing
W. 0. TH
G. C. Ree
J. L. Bellatti
Robinson
A. Olson
Will Murphy
W. I. Clittle
Will Ross
Thos. Caley
T. L. Ross
Wirkmen
G. W. Brower
J. F. Rether
George States
G. C. Tramilton
George Staley
Dan Lugseh
O. T. McClain
Inside Waters
Tl. H. Anthonys
W. M. Plimpton
L. Stester
W. WH. Wickersham
W. OA. Morgan
GO. Bree
RE. Barnett
Wo. Welebt
Simpson College
Tribune
Lalo
Secretary of
Bericultures
Vatu
Vailtad
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