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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1914

Page

5

Rabbits Slaughtered Surpass Previous Hastings Feats

Hastings columns recount a quirky rabbit hunt led by D. M. Cook, C. H. Baxter, W. B. Van Ausdale, George Cook, Ped Crow, and driver Had Lookabill along the river. The group netted three score rabbits amid a snowy landscape while Deputy Hall was absent. The piece also notes local social visits, transfers, farm updates, and a planned corn show with a Farmers Institute.

Hastings Nimrods D. M. Cook C. H. Baxter van Ausdale George Cook Ped Crow Hall

War and Peace by Kellogg ends in hopeful plea for peace

A historical poem from Glenwood Iowa decries war and glorification of armed conflict. It contrasts soldiers’ suffering with mothers’ mourning and urges nations to teach mercy and truth to children. The piece pleads for peace to flow worldwide and end hostilities.

Ames College seeks top coach for football and basketball

Local report outlines Ames College pursuing the best coaches in the country for its football and basketball programs. It does not state whether scholarships will be required.

Ames College

Marriage of Mildred Priest and James W Leonard in Nebraska City

In Nebraska City on December 12, Mildred Priest and James W Leonard wed. Priest, a Malvern high school graduate and teacher in Malvern and Pottawattamie counties, will reside at 357 Scott Street Council Bluffs, where Leonard works for the Van Brunt establishment. A Malvern youth shines at Simpson College as orator Ward en Rimel, son of Mr and Mrs George Rimel, has potential for the state contest with The International Significance of the Plighted Word. Dick Hammond, mayor of ip ville, turned 72 on December 13. his daughter Blanche hosted a dinner for army comrades, presenting a chair memento. A drive to enroll 1915 commercial club members proceeds. A carload of 1610 bushels of corn from Malvern’s Borin elevator is headed to New York for shipment to Belgium, organized by the Commercial club committee for Belgian relief.

Mildred Priest James W. Leonard Nebraska City Malvern High School This Pottawattamie X. A. Imes Malvern Scott Street Council Bluffs van Brunt Simpson College Warden Rimel George Rimel Simpsonian Dick Hammond iPville Blanche Toothill Miss Blanche Suits Chantry Vickery Meeks Dice Clayton Woodrow Ring Borin New York Belgium Commercial Club

Real Estate Transfers in Mills County 1914 December

Report of instruments filed in Mills County Recorder's Office covering December 11 to December 18 1914. Irene J Crumbliss to S Harrod Lot 4 Thompson's addition Glenwood 6 2 none ere 700 Glotilda L Lawson to Mills County National Bank Lots 1 2 3 Block 20 Silver City 1000 Claudia M Martin to John Reed Section 24 E half E half Section 25 Platteville Township and NE quarter SE quarter Section 30 Platteville Township ae Thomas Lloyd to Hy and Mittie Walling All of Lot 10 Section 18 Glenwood lying west of public road kt ewe 1400 John B Swearingen to J W De Lashmutt NE I N W N and part AWNEL all in Section 32 Platteville Township 5700 Christian Goes to Carl Goos Part of NW% NE%4 Section 26 Oak Township Being 6 44 acres 1

Irene J. Crumbliss S. Harrod Thompson Glen- Wood Glotilda L. Lawson Mills County National Bank Silver City Claudia M. Martin John Reed Platteville Township Thomas Lloyd Mittie Walling Glenwood John B. Swearingen J. W. de- Lashmutt Christian Carl Goos Oak Township

Snow and Sleighing Boosts Christmas Spirit

Snowfall on Sunday covered a solid foundation and crisp air promises sleighing through Christmas. Packler's features beautifully framed Christmas pictures as potential presents.

Packler's

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