Hatfield Sale Was Big One In Hastings Area
The Albert Hatfield public sale near Nastings drew $7655 from tack and stock, with 40 head of steers at $2722 and average weights near 1000 pounds. J D Parker and Chas Maynes bought the steer batch. other top bids included $226 for two mares and a $200-plus spring colt. Richer items included sows, corn, hay, and milch cows as the sale showcased practical farming stock.
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Albert Hatfield
A. B. Washburn
Nastings
J.D. Parker
Chas. Maynes
East End
Jol. W. TI. Cramer
Ira Mr. Cheney
Emerson
Clark
Statfield
Hastings
Mr. Satfield
Center Township
Christmas Edition Shines In Henderson Times Coverage
The Henderson Times produces a holiday edition with ads, town write up, and half tone photos of homes and buildings. Editor Carl Huffaker earns praise as a young publisher, though not yet old enough to vote. Attorney L Y L Genung reports 6140 acres of deeded land and plans to add 160 more features. His trip notes 500 cattle and about fifty horses on a ranch fed by sweet clover.
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Wm. Dale
Glenwood
the Tribune
Henderson Times
Carl tHuffaker
Carl
Atttorney L
Supreme Court Upholds Barnes Guardian Deed Case
The Iowa Supreme Court affirms the Mills County lower court ruling in Archer vs Barnes. It centers on a 280 acre home place deeded by Amanda Barnes to her grandson Herbert Barnes while challenging a will that left her a life estate and widow's one third dower.
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Iowa Supreme Court
Archer
W. R. Barnes
Woodruff and Wheeler
Supreme Court
Genung
C. E. Cook
Banes
W. S. Lewis
A. KE. Cook
Davis to be General Agent for Reliance Life in Nebraska
The Tribune reports Davis will move to Omaha after finishing as Clerk of the District Court next week. He has taken the general agency of Reliance Life Insurance Co. of Pittsburg for Nebraska, with offices in the Brandeis building. The firm is strong nationally and already established in Nebraska. Davis is expected to perform well, and the position is described as lucrative, likely earning from 3500 to 5000 dollars.
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the Tribune
Davis
Omaha
Reliance Life Insurance Company
Pittsburg
Nebraska
Brandeis
Nebrasa
Teachers Leave Glenwoail Schools for Holidays
All Glenwoail teachers depart today to spend the holidays at their homes including Mrs Porter in Surprise Nebraska Miss Volman in Sigourney Iowa Miss Nfaskell in Oral Nebraska Miss Van Cleave in Knoxville Iowa Miss Stitch in Red Oak Iowa Miss McDonough in Lfasitapgs and Miss Schiaible in Corning.
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Glenwoail
Tolians
Porter
Surprise
Neb
Volman
Sigourney
Nfaskell
Oral
van Cleave
Knoxville
Fiddling Contest Inaugurated By Shienandoak Firemen
Mie firemen of Shienandoak hold an old fashioned fiddling contest with no violins or benton music allowed. The ear player vows to entertain and first prize is 0 cash plus merchant prizes. Twenty five entries are reported already.
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Mie Firemen
Shienandoak
Boy Shot While Hunting Near Randolph
Cleo Campbell son of Bob Campbell was hunting near Randolph on Tuesday when he accidentally shot his right leg with a twenty two caliber rifle. The bullet grazed the bone and the flesh was badly torn but the boy escaped serious injury.
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Cleo Campbell
Bob Campbell
Randolph
Passing of A H Burger pioneer who lived 61 years in Mills County
The Mills County Tribune records the death of Albert Trudson Burger known as Hut, a longtime Glenwood resident. Born April 10, 1836 in Missouri, he moved to Mills County at age 13 and died Tuesday evening after a six month illness. Survived by wife Anna Wiles, a family of children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. Funeral held at Waubonsie Methodist church with services and burial in nearby cemetery.
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Mills County
Albert Trudson Burger
Hut
Mr. Burger
Glenwood
California
Missouri
John
Almeda
Tucker
Narl Wright
Harry Hubbell
Hit
Thos. Young
Tastings
William J
George A. Burger
Noniphan
Neb
Sc. M. Burger
Murray
Methodist Church
United Brethren Church
Lown
Burger
Towa
Merritt
Cedar County
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Waubonsie
Dames
Henry Quivale
Hubbard
Wo. G
Quarrley Wade
Columbuis
Net
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W. N. Graves
Glenwood Methodist Church
C.H. Carey
Dillard Kennett
Tarry Staraitton
M. Criswell
Raymond Rhoades
W. M. Lamy
W. H. Utterback
Chas. Abel
Peters
Asgher Lambert
Kinney
George Hurger
Doniphan
Nebo
WM. Lurger
W. G. Wade
Diaphter
Ursula
Coluumbus
Nebys
Mart White
Logan
Thas
Young and Son
Wesley
Hastings
Young
Macedonia
Obituary: Letal, Luxembur g Germany native, dies in US
Ola Letal is survived by wife Mrs Peter Stimm and a daughter of Ports mouth. Born in Luxembourg Germany, he lived in the United States many years. Funeral held Wednesday at 10 am at St Boniface Catholic church Plumer settlement. Rev Father Herman of Council Bluffs conducted service. burial in adjoining cemetery.
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Peter Stimm
Portsmouth
Letal
Luxemburg
Germany
United States
St. Boniface Catholic Church
Plumer Settlement
Father Herman
Council Bluffs
Possum Prank Beats Ralph McPherron in Tabor
In a light hearted episode from Tabor, Ralph McPherron invited hunting friends to a staged possum feast. A hoax involving a stuffed possum and a partner’s wife cook tale ends with Ralph discovering the staged meal and a possum tail in his sandwich, sparking local laughter.
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Ralph McPherron
Tabor
Ralph
Port Laird
Dr. Pittman
Laird
Doe
Pittman
May Teach Agriculture At Tabor College Move
Prof John Crossly, eight years at Ames now farming near Council Kludts, urged President Long and officials at Tabor Saturday to start an agricultural course. He cites two smaller Iowa colleges adding ag programs and predicts all colleges will follow. As a southwest Iowa resident, he notes Tabor could draw about a hundred farmer boys from Mills and Vremont counties if the department is added.
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Tabor College
John Crossly
Ames
Council Kludts
Tabor
Long
Crossly
Iowa
Mills
Vremont
Judge I Hotel Change Hands at Emerson Nebraska
Judge I Hotel owner Rounds of Wood River Nebraska takes possession on Thursday. He exchanges his own property and land near Wood River for the Emerson hotel and will move his family there. The community hopes for a stable landlord after years of frequent changes.
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Sk. I. Rounds
Wood River, Neb
Emerson
Wood River
Rounds
Hikers From Tabor Trek 42 Miles To Council Bluffs
Three men from Tabor set out on a wager to walk to Council Bluffs, covering about 42 miles. They left in the early morning and arrived 27 minutes ahead of the planned time, finishing well before expected. They passed Glanwoo Montag en route.
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Pittian
Balt
Boudd
Tabor
Glan-woo Montag
Council Bluff
Babar
Yeaghed Council Blaifts
Miss Evans Injured in New York Subway Blast
Miss Evans, a well known Malvern resident with a mother there, was among the injured in a terrible subway explosion in New York City at the start of the week. She has been an art teacher in a public school for several years. her injuries are not serious.
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Withel Evans
Malvern
New York City
Miss Evans
Ark Tescher
Farm Sells for $208 An Acre Near Red Oak
Cal Deliuper closed a 40 acre deal paying $208 an acre for the Krank Iddings farm two miles northeast of Red Oak. The property includes improvements valued at about $6,000 and stands as one of Montgomery County’s best farms.
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Montgomery County
Cal Deliuper
Krank Iddings
Red Oak
Farm Hand Turns Thief
Fred Mills a 24 year old farm hand vanished Monday night from the Nelson farm northwest of Emerson with a fur over coat two watches and 28 in cash. An ensuing search found additional missing items and Mills last seen toward Timerson after staying late reading.
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Fred Mills
East End
Young Mills
Will Nelson
Emerson
Nelson
Mr. Mills
Fred Briggs
Timerson
Mills
Tennessee
Cattle rustling suspected in Hastings area fields
Disappearance last summer of nine head belonging to Perry Wilson near Hastings points to cattle rustling on the plains and in Queen Mills. Losses total about 50 dollars for two and three year old steers stored with other cattle. Several local farmers report missing stock through the season and call for vigilance or a protective association similar to Oak township’s.
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Perry Wilson
Hastings
Queen Mills
Wyming
Wilson
James Wearin
Mike Uarbert
Robert Pierson
Nishna Valley
Oak Township
Railroad notes on speed, discharges, and accidents
Telegraph operators gain a one month advance. Several passenger conductors were discharged from service. Burlington runs a special express train each evening for holiday matter. Silk shipment of Yokohama origin valued at 1 2500 000 passed through berking ton route. New railroad timetable took effect, trains 9 and 10 rerouted to Oxford with Mills County only stop at Pacific Junction. Three coal cars damaged in Hastings yard when a freight train backed into a standing string. no injuries.
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Lis
Ubicayo
Yokohama
Hastings
Kenginger
Ernest Paulk
Tribune Urges Readers to Tell Three Thousand People
The Tribune invites readers to share their wants with a broad audience, aiming to engage about three thousand people. The appeal highlights community input and public notice style, urging participation through local channels and forums.
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