Resignations and rulings appear in local notes
Ella Magg Young resigns as Chicago schools superintendent. Hamburg attorney William Bammer dies after brief illness. Shenandoah farmers push hitch rack demand. Red Oak farmer Frederickson commits self harm near Steubenville. Indiana relief funds cited. Q railroad bans way car pictures. Mona Lisa found in Florence. Italian confesses theft. Hamburg pair acquitted on chicken charges. later petit larceny verdict vacated. Shenandoah post office needs space. 1913 receipts show growth. Wayne County chicken case upholds country freedom to fence poultry. Iowa corn and hay yields cited. total soil product value rises to 429 million. Boileau v Mills County Abstract upheld. tax deed dispute affirmed.
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District Court
George Boileau
Red Oak
Mills County Abstract Company
Robert Kesterson
Rawles
Kesterson
Mr. Boil
Iowa Mills Club to distribute 2000 bushels of Marquis wheat
The Iowa Mills Club plans to distribute 2000 bushels of Marquis wheat to Iowa farmers for seed. They tout it as an early, high yielding spring variety with large red berries and short straw. Interested individuals should write B F Consigny, secretary, New Securities Building, Des Moines.
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Iowa Mills Club
Iowa
B. F. Consigny
New Securities Building
Des Moines
Return of Paroled Ex-Denver Player to Malvern
Ed Summers of Malvern, recently paroled after months in Knoxville, traveled to Omaha and fell from grace before returning to Malvern. An officer retrieved him from his mother's home last Thursday, and he was sent back to Knoxville. In lighter news, D G Jamison's 10¢ Bargain Room promotes early shopping with hundreds of articles tagged at one price.
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Ed Summers
Malvern
Knoxville
Omaha
D. G Jamison
County Board Proceedings Glenwood Iowa December 8 1913
County board proceedings from Glenwood Mills County list disbursements to aid for the poor and services. Names include Mary Wait Ada Hughes Perecilla Robinson and K A Baker with small payments and groceries led by the auditor’s office. Cancellation noted.
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Glenwood
Towa
Mills County
Mary Wait
T. M. Vankirk
K. Hatcher
Dee
Ada Hughes
Perecilla Robinson
L. B. Bacon
J. B. Anderson
K. A. Baker
Sesseas
Wm, Slezak
Free Grocery Co
Cseee
One Tribune Next Week
Christmas week reduces the Tribunes print to a single issue on Monday next week. Advertisements must reach by Saturday to ensure insertion in that issue.
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the Tribune
Mills County Board Actions 1912 1918 Notes Recorded
Mills County Iowa Board of Supervisors adjourns and reconvenes on December 8 1918 with decisions on tax refunds quit claim deeds and highway actions. Grants and denies include canceling poll taxes for nonresidents and routine refunds for double assessments. Maintenance stipends set for widows Percie Miller and Lucy Herron. Adjournment to December 22 1912 and 1913 dates noted.
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J. O. Tavchtes
White Cloud
Board of Super Visors
Mills County
Iowa
A. Mayberry
Block 14
Glenwood
W. M. Estes
Board of Supervisors
Henry Sargent
Lyons
Percie Miller
Lucy Herron
M. Criswell
Laura Batlain wed Ora Douglas at Emerson home
Laura Batlain and Ora Douglas were married Wednesday at the bride’s parents home two miles south of Emerson. Rev. B. R. Van Dyke officiated as about sixty relatives and friends attended. The couple will reside on a groom’s father’s farm near Simerson and host will begin after January 1.
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Douglas Ballain
E. Batlain
Emerson
Laura
Ora Douglas
B. R. van Dyke
Emerson Methodist Church
Douglas
Simerson
Red Cross Christmas Stamps Available in Mills County
A supply of Red Cross Christmas stamps has been received by Mrs. W. F. Hill of Glenwood for distribution in Mills County. Stamps cost one cent each and proceeds benefit the fund to prevent tuberculosis. Mrs. Hill will promptly forward stamps to anyone in the county who wishes them and seeks help in placing or selling them.
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Red Cross
W. F. Hill
Glenwood
Mills County
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