Gun accident maims Glenwood boy in hunting prank
Ernest Bailey, 16, lost his right arm after younger brother Glen, 12, fired a loaded gun during a playful hunt near Glenwood. The shot tore through his arm. doctors deemed saving the limb impossible. Ernest was taken to an Omaha hospital where doctors removed the arm to prevent further danger. He was reported doing well after surgery with a long road to recovery ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Bailey
A. C. Bailey
Glenwood
Ernest
Agan
Omaha
Silver Grange Elects Officers for 1916
Silver Grange No. 1702 met at Balfour on December 17 for its regular session. After a morning convening and dinner adjournment, the annual election named Guy Breeding as Master and R P Landon as Overseer, with a full slate of officers including Mrs Viva Landon Lecturer and Hubert Chambers Secretary.
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Silver Grange
Balfour
Guy Breeding
R. P. Landon
Viva Landon
Earl Maddocks
Herschel Sawyers
J. G. Flanagan
Hubert Chambers
Alice White
W. Frizzell
Cleva Brooks
Pomona
Maude Burks
Ceres
Emma Markel
Flora
Marjorie Buffington
Pearl Kine
Arrested for Wife Beating in Glenwood
Elmer James of Glenwood was arrested on his wife's complaint Monday night. Sheriff Bushnell took him to jail where he languishes. James had been drinking in Omaha and Missouri river water before venting his spleen on his wife. There have been multiple disturbances in the household. The case is deplorable given Mrs. James's condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer James
Glenwood
Bushnell
James
Omaha
Missouri
Stork Delivers Two Babies to Local Families
The McClain household near Glenwood welcomed a baby girl on Monday December 7, marking their fifth daughter. In a separate arrival, the Brower family added a second daughter on Thursday December 17, continuing a year of births in the local community.
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Stork
Clyde McClain
Glenwood
George Brower
Burlington Changes Time Schedule for No 4 Route
Burlington announces a minor timetable adjustment set for Sunday December 20. Train No 1 swaps running pattern with another service and now serves Mills county at night. The updated No 4 timetable lists stops at Emergon 9:47 p m Hastings 9:68 10.1% Glenwood 10:40 and other stations in Mills county en route to Coun.
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Burlington
Mills County
Emergon
Hastings
Glenwood
Coun
Deaths from Glenwood to Salem and Silver City
Obituaries detail Mrs. H J Bennett of Carpenter South Dakota died December 16 1914 aged 66. Also noted are Conductor Ed Alderson Creston death December 16 1914 and J A Farrington of Silver City death December 17 1914. Jack McCloud former Glenwood resident died in Salem South Dakota and Heman Hastings of Silver City died December 18 1914. Funeral details and surviving relatives listed for each.
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H. J. Bennett
Glenwood
Carpenter
South Dakota
Katherine Evernham
Trenton
New Jersey
Thomas Ivens Bennett
Bennett
Frank EH. Clark
Omaha
Leila
Redford
Elijah
Leland
R. M. Cummings
Corpus Christi
Texas
Elmer
Henry Evernham
Kingsville
Thomas Edward Alderson
Ed Alderson
Creston
Pacific Junction
Alderson
Iowa
Burlington
North Branch
Illinois
Sioux City
Mr. Alderson
J. A. Farrington
Silver City
Baptist Church
Columbiana County
Ohio
Lydia BE. Lewis
L. L. Farrington
Farrington
J. R. Maynes
Jack McCloud
Salem
Elgin van Pelt
A.m
Mr. McCloud
Wm Stevenson
M. H. Church
H. A. Tolles
Heman Hastings
Mr. Hastings
Mills County
Bright
Subscribers Send In Renewals From Mills County
Peter Wortmain of northern St. Mary renews his subscription for another year. Mrs. N Browning of Woabine sends her annual Tribune subscription, keeping her in touch with former Mills county friends.
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Peter Wortmain
St. Mary
An Inexpensive Xmas Gift Tribune for a Year
A reader-friendly note presents a Christmas gift idea offering a full year of The Tribune at a low price. The item emphasizes affordability and steady access to the newspaper's local coverage and features for the recipient.
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the Tribune
Interesting relics and local happenings in Pacific Junction
Pacific Junction items describe an 1868 Cincinnati paper relic, a ten dollar Nebraska City find, and local tales. Notes cover F. B. Shuffler and Carl Spidell on a city outing, a Mexican laborer injury, a lost ticket rumor, lumber firm manager Adams visiting Nelson, and Christmas events at the opera house. Also mentions the Embroidery club, home visits, a wrestling bout, and a toy sale at the Scott building.
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RF. Anderson
Cmeinnati
Anderson
Nebraska City
Templeton
County uniform school book bill debated by association
The State Teachers' Association legislative committee drafts a county wide uniformity bill for text books. It claims improvements over existing statutes and would be compulsory for counties, with refunds for pupils moving between counties.
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State Teachers’ Association
Milla County
Doings of the District Court in Malvern area
A district court report covers a Mexican visitor in Paciflo Tunction claimed he was robbed, leading to arrests of Rafael Rodigane and Antone Embilia who were acquitted. Other actions include injunctions, foreclosures, divorces for Myrtle Heaton and Clara Dorran by default, custody rulings, and default judgments for several cases.
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Myrtle Heaton
Oscar Heaton
Sarah Louise
Fremont County
Clara Dorran
Thomas Dorran
Dorrans
Tabor
Dorran
Cadith P
Ira A
Mary W. Strahan
Henry Ranne Jr
First National Bank of Malvern
the Mulholland Co
John Gobbie
Hougas Elswick marriage ties Mills county family
Almon Hougas of Mills county wed Miss Alta Elswick from Carson at the bride’s home last Wednesday. The groom, son of T. A. Hougas, graduated from the state agricultural college at Ames. The couple will settle on the Hougas home farm. John Huebner and Miss Thelma Greenlee of Glenwood married in Omaha last Saturday.
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Arson
T. A. Hougas
Hougan
John Huebner
Miss Thelmi ' Greenlee
Glenwood
Omaha
Mills County Medical Association Meets in Glenwood
The Mills County Medical Association met in Glenwood on December 17 with Dr. A Merritt presenting on The Mal-Condition of the Alimentary Canal using X ray stereoptical views. Attendees included Drs. Parsons Rush Standeven from Malvern, Dr. Edgar Christy of Hastings, Drs. Moon Sidwell Lacy Seward from the Justitutian, and Glenwood physicians. Officers elected for the next year were President Dr. A Parsons, Vice-President Dr. Edgar Christy, Secretary and Treasurer W. A. Rush, and Delegate to the state association Dr. Moon.
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Mills County Medical Association
Glenwood
Agan
A. Merritt
Parsons
Rush
Standeven
Malvern
Edgar Christy
Hastings
Moon
Sidwell
Lacy
Seward
Justitutian
Tailor W F Meyers Returns to Glenwood Shop
At Work Again W F Meyers the Glenwood tailor resumes work at his shop in the north midway after an injury last winter. He proclaims readiness for all kinds of work in his line with new salts and permeats mats to measure by him.
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W. E. Crabill
Pacific Junction
Zerger
Main Street
W. F. Meyers
Glenwood
North Midway
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Glen Bailey
F. B. Shuffler
Carl Spidell
Carl
Antonio Lopez
Ottumwa
RK. C. Adams
Troster Lumber Company
Nelson
Nebraska
Dean Purcell
Mr. Adam
Leonard Bouquet
J. W. Bouquet
Leonard
Mr. Guppy
Plattsmouth
Dan Cupid
Opera House
Elva Hillis
Alliance
H. P. Tuey
Embroidery Club
Merl Honey
J. C. Honey
Sam Allis
Mrs. Allis
Mrs
Sam
Mila
Marguerite Moore
Marvin Moore
Alice Eaton
Flattsmouth
W. M. Moore
Will Stacey
Mary Mullica
Wsther
Joe Peoples
O. Burgess
Lamar Shearer
Storm Lake
C. J. Anderson
L. B. Gammon
Lee
Theo
Gamblin of
Gamblin
Wesley Mullica
Mondey
Scott Building
J. W. Vaught
Anderson Brothers
Davis & Anderson Mercantile Company
the District Court
Haneon
Frank Hierra
Paciflo Tunction
Rafael Rodigane
Antone Embilia
Andrew Hanzon
A. QO. Harney
Hanson
Henderson
Harney
Transon
Hansen
Mabel Lindsey
Medical Association
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