Clubbing Offers for Subscriptions via the Tribune
The Tribune lists savings on year ahead reading by pairing with home paper subscriptions. Beriberner's Magazine $4.00 with the Tribune yields value, Youth's Companion $1.75, Farm Life 5c, The American Home $1, all offered with the Tribune.
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Beribner's Magazine
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Tribune
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Esses
Youth's Companion
Farm Life
Tribane
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Tha Lowa
Publishers Offer December Rates for Tribune Subscribers
A publishers notice announces a price increase to 1.50 per year after January 1. During December, paid-up or prepaid subscribers can renew for 1 year at 1.00, those in arrears plus 1.00 receive through Jan 1, 1905, and new subscribers in December pay 1.00 for a year through Jan 1, 1908. A limited-time Atlas of the World by Rand McNally is offered for 1.00 to back-due or advancing subscribers.
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Rand, McNally & Co
Chicago
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Warning to country girls on dangers of St Louis trip
The St. Louis Advocate warns rural girls and small towns about risks of traveling to St Louis for the world fair. It cautions that the gateway city depot is full of snares for unwary feet, and advises caution before boarding any carriage or accepting offers to work or board, urging readers to protect their sisters.
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St. Louis
Advocate
Court Opens Tuesday for a Short Session
Court opened Tuesday after a slow start caused by the Malvern wreck delaying trains. Judge Macy soon had matters under way and with no jury cases and a light docket the session is expected to last only a few days.
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Macy
Judge Macy Opens Glenwood Court In First Term
The Tribune reports Judge Macy began his term in Glenwood on Tuesday. He returns this week from a nine week stay at Presbyterian Hospital Chicago where he had cataract removal. A Harlan resident for 24 years, Macy studied at Iowa State University and its law department, taught school, and once mentored by Judge Deemer of the Iowa Supreme Court. Born March 25, 1848 in Knightstown Indiana, he descends from Quaker lines linking to Nantucket Rhode Island. His father moved from North Carolina and was acquainted with Joe Cannon of Illinois.
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Macy
Glenwood
Presbyterian Hospital
Chicago
Thornell
Judge Macy
Knightstown
Ind
Nantucket
Rhode Island
North Carolina
Joe Cannon
Illinois
Cannoz
Grand Jury Reports Indictment In Ly ons Township Case
The grand jury reported Wednesday morning returning one indictment against Geo. Taylor of Lyons township for assault to do great bodily injury to Sam Blackburn. Bond set at 300 dollars. Several other cases noted include a postponement in the case of Will F. Meyers tied to Ben Taylor’s shooting, and multiple divorce actions involving Susie Abel, Nora Murphy, Mrs. Earl Garman, and Mrs. Catherine Cross. A $10,000 damage suit over a death at Plattsmouth bridge proceeds with Jan 12 filing.
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Geo. Taylor
Lyons Township
Sam Blackburn
D. C. Jackson
Foreman
Silver City
J. H. Rhoads
Pacific City
J. W. Miler
Glenwood
Paul Haynie
Pacific Junction
B. F. Dunagan
Byron Clark
Plattsmouth
Burlington
Wm. R. Webb
Plattsmouth Bridge
H. H. Woodrow
Elihu Cheney
David Sandiland
Walter Dunner
Indian Creek Township
Col
A. J. Chantry
A. Spooner
N. D. Lewis
George Cross
Emerson
Moondamin
Cross
Emerson Tear Mills
Missouri
Monona County
Lows
Aurn Never Marss After Furter's Autropity Hesling Olie
Price Zoe reports a brief note about an unusual event involving Aurn and Furter's autropity healing. The piece mentions the Bane tit Bureau and a quick price reference, with no clear date or broader context available.
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Furter
Hesling Olie
Bane Tit Bureau
Lyach
Price
Zoe
High Price Farm Sales Near Henderson Show Strong Market
Last week 80 acres of the Priest estate near Henderson sold for 95.50 per acre to M H H Harbert, exceeding the appraised value by 20 540 per acre. An adjoining 20 acres sold to C J Parker and A J Stonebraker as two ten acre tracts for 127 50, though only appraised at 90 937.50 less than sale price.
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Henderson
Priest
M. HH. Harbert
C.J. Parker
A. J. Stonebraker
Munsinger of Tabor files voluntary bankruptcy petition
Myron T. Munsinger of Tabor filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in U S court on a Saturday, listing liabilities of 44037 65 with practically no assets. Assets include 8300 life insurance exempt under national law and 200 in household goods and one watch. Attorney L I Genung of Glenwood says he has turned over everything to creditors and is left practically penniless.
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Myron T. Munsinger
Tabor
U. S
L. T. Genung
Glenwood
Munsinger
Death of Mrs Nancy Smith Near Hastings
Mrs Nancy Smith died Monday at 4 30 p m at the home 24 miles east of Hastings age 76 born in Kentucky and resident of Mills county for about ten years She leaves a son Charles Smith and a daughter Mrs Dudley James Funeral was held Wednesday morning from the James home with burial in Emerson cemetery Rev Cline of the Baptist church officiating
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Hastings
Dudley James
Kentucky
Mills County
Chas. Smith
James
Emerson Cemetery
Cline
The
Baptist Church
Big Goose Egg Daily Output at Clarinda Poultry Plant
A Clarinda Poultry, Butter and Egg Co. plant records a Monday peak as workers killed picked packed and billed 17 580 fowls for shipments from San Francisco to London in ten hours. The plant averages about 16 000 daily, with Monday’s total slightly above normal due to rested staff.
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Clarinda Poultry, Butter and Egg Co
San Francisco
London
Clarinda Herald
Mills County School Notes Des Moines Exhibit Encourages Local Effort
Miss Mettie Kerney resigns from Golden Hill due to poor health. Miss Sadie Leavitt to complete term. Eureka school closed two weeks for mumps. Miss Minnie Rager teaches. Heaton school holidays moved up for mumps. Miss Mabel Moore is teacher. Hillsdale flagging strong exhibit work at Des Moines Educational Show, urged countywide effort. Many town schools to close Friday for holidays. Ray Nelson begins winter term in Elm Grove. State census shows Iowa school population down by 46,000 since 1900, Mills County down 170 since 1902. note that a prominent congressman once failed teacher exams in the county.
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Mettie Kerney
Golden Hill
Sadie Leavitt
Eureka
Minnie Rager
Heaton
Mabel Moore
Hillsdale
Des Moines
Ray Nelson
Elm Grove
Barratt
Iowa
Mills Y County
Congress of the United States
Nickel Plate Holiday Round Trip Spur Exports East
Nickel Plate Road offers holiday round trips at a fare of one and a third for trips within 150 miles. Tickets valid Dec 24 25 31 1903 and Jan 1 1904 with return through Jan 4 1904. Through service to New York City Boston and other eastern points. No excess fare charged. Chicago depot La Salle and Van Buren streets is the sole passenger station in Chicago on Elevated Loop. City ticket offices 111 Adams street and Auditorium Annex. Policy notes and unrelated ad text follow.
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Chicago
New York City
Boston
Chicago Depot
la Salle
van Buren Streets
Adams Street
Auditorium Annex
Matrimonial Mix-Up In Silver City Area
In a strange case near Silver City, J M Warth aged 41 married May Welsh 20 while both were believed to be wed to others. Faith and his newly wedded wife were jailed in Council Bluffs after warrants were issued by Faiths’ partners. An attorney says the tale is preposterous and Faith faces prosecution.
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Silver City
Faith
EB. Starbuck
Glenwood
Starbuck
Clerk Potter
Quieting Title In Mills County Real Estate Case
In Mills County Iowa District Court a petition by A. B. Martin seeks to quiet title to Lot 9 in Section 4 Township 72 Range 41 West of the 5th P M, 18.60 acres off the west side of the 8. B. 34 of N. It, with unknown heirs of Aaron S. Haines and George Foster named as defendants. The suit alleges defects in records clouding title and seeks a decree barring all defendants from any interest. Defendants are warned to appear by noon of the second day of the next term beginning in Glenwood February 2001 or a default will be entered. Dated December 4 1908. The publication order for six weeks in the Mills County Tribune was issued by Judge W. H. Green.
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District Court
State of Laws
Mills County
Tearm
B.C. Martin
Fred F. Shuman
Mary Edith Shuman
Emma Shuman
Minora
Aston
Haines
George Foster
William Connor
District Court of
Lows
Aald
Township
Stange
Iowa
Aaron
Pach
Enid
Anid
Ranaon
Asid
Bagun
Glenwood
Town
Lown
Theo. W. Ivory & Carlif
Probate Notice in Mills County District Court
A notice in Mills County District Court notes a will for Geo W Brooks deceased Mis County Iowa. The will was filed December 5 1903 and February 2 4901 with a fixed time for proving the instrument at Glenwood Court House. Objections will be heard at the hearing date set by the clerk O Poller on December 7 1903.
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Geo. W. Brooks
Mis County
Lowa
Glenwood
Ewid
Poller
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Susie Abel
Arvel Abel
Council Bluffs
Genung
Mills County School
Wa Moors County
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M. Faith
May Welsh
Milla County
Tribona
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Finkenstein
Mary Chambers
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