Christmas Cheer At Glenwood Institution
At the State Institution for feeble minded children in Glenwood a Christmas program titled Cradle Songs of Many Nations featured fifty performers in costumes from America, France, Indians, Scotland, Sweden, Negro, Japan, Italy, and Germany. Dr Powell opened, the orchestra played, and Rev Story offered thoughts between songs and recitations. Afterward the children enjoyed an oyster supper and gifts were distributed the next day.
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State Institution
Glenwood
Powell
W. E. Story
Glenwood Institution
Change at Poor Farm Supt Seeks Another Year
Supt. John Williams of the Poor Farm gives notice he will remain applicant for another year and hand the post to a successor at the close of his term Feb 1 next. Several applicants expected as it is a well paid county position, though no regular filings have been learned yet.
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John Williams
Poor Pury
Lona
California
Murrigd
Los Angeles
Cal
D. Gougas
John W. McMillen
Edna May Well
Jawa
Los Angels
Mae Groai
Henderson
Yas
Drake Uvi
Ife
Wade
Weather clues amid recent cold spell ease
After several days of stubborn cold, temperatures began to moderate again. Officials note lingering wind chill and unsettled skies as brief relief moves through the region.
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Pridus Gao
Pier A Fh
Christmas Weddings Weave Joy Across Glenwood
A string of Christmas Eve and Christmas Day weddings surprise Glenwood residents. Jessie Nutting, superintendent of city schools, wed Prof. T. L. Driest in Castlewood after a private ceremony at the Choate home. Other couples include Roy Stamper and Carrie Buckingham in Glenwood, William Hunter and Ethel Dalton in Glenwood, and Ida Mae Hubbard’s nuptials near Malvern. The town notes additional ceremonies and forthcoming home plans as a flurry of holiday unions unfold amid community chatter.
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Glenwood
Jessie Nutting
T. L. Driest
Castle’ Wood
J. K. Nutting
College Springs
Wayne Choate
Miss Nutting
Priest
O. H. Towslee
Stamper
Institution
William L. Hunter
Ethel M. Dalton
Jesse (Uater
R. BE. Shaw
M. E
Dalton
the Tribune
Herbert L. Priest
Castlewood
Jessie G. Nutting
Frank Sell
Henderson
Kate Jones
Malvern
RB. B. Stamper
Carrie D. Butckinghaim
Wm. M. Hunter
Ethel M.dalton
Chas. A. Cross
Ruth O. Adamson
Silver City
Death by Own Action Moore Died After Suicide Attempt
Loren Moore, who cut his throat in a suicide attempt, died last Monday night after a gradual decline. His wife reported that he believed in two Moores within him, the good and the bad, and said he planned to kill the bad Moore when he harmed himself.
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Loren Moore
The
Tribune
Moore
Shooting Affair at Hastings Hits O Herring in Mouth
Will Martin a renter four miles south of Hastings shot O A Herring in the mouth Saturday night both men intoxicated. The 32 calibre bullet knocked out three teeth and lodged under Herring's tongue then spit out. Herring a chicken buyer for Swift Co South Omaha. Martin formerly lived in Glenwood and waived preliminary hearing before Hastings Mayor Chapman bound over to the grand jury on 500 bonds not furnished. Defense will claim self defense as Herring allegedly assaulted him earlier.
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Will Martin
Hastings
O. A. Herring
Herring
Swift & Co
South Omaha
Martin
Glenwood
Chapman
Hunter Shooting Reported in Rural Dispute
Green Roch swore out a warrant in Squire foves court accusing Alex anter of attempting to take his life after a wood cutting dispute on the latter’s property Tuesday afternoon. Hunter drew a revolver and fired at Roagh, who retreated to his cave. later Hinter’s wife arrived with a shotgun, ending the confrontation.
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Green Roch
Wathonsie
Squire Foves
Alexanter
Rotch
Hunter
Roagh
Hinter
Roach
J P Jackson Captures Premiums at County Apple Display
At Clarinda last week J P Jackson attended the Southwestern Town Jforticultural Society meeting where he won premiums on the county display of apples and first on individual displays. C W Gowens placed second on the latter, while Queen Mills secured the top honors. Next year the society will meet in Glenwood.
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J. P. Jackson
Jforticultural Society
Clarinda
C. W. Gowens
Queen Mills
Glenwood
Diphtheria Claims Life of Seven Year Old Child
Leslie, seven year old son of Mr and Mrs G. Van Furn, died Tuesday after a brief illness diagnosed as diphtheria. The family has the sincere sympathy of the community as funeral arrangements were being made yesterday.
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Leslie
Dud Mes
van Ffurn
Syapathy
Building Boom Across Southwestern Iowa Regions
A Sunday feature reviews a year of building growth in twenty five Iowa counties led by Glenwood, Tabor, Silver City, Malvern and Emerson. Totalizing about 12 500 000 with major projects including a 35 000 college building and multiple residences, barns and commercial blocks, the article notes rail line issues shaping progress and flags a busy year ahead.
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Bhul
Iowa
Mills County
Glenwood
State Institution
Tabor
Intal
Warren Gregory
Green Bros
R. W. Hurlbut
Myron Munsinger
Silver City
Geo. T. Rew
J. G. Managan
Hattie Anderson
Geo. E. Leith
Z. A. Richardson
S. Francis
Jno. Flynn
Real Estate Transfers and Ads in Glenwood and Nearby
Real estate transfers listed include Wm EH Miller to C J Harrett in Deer Creek near Strahan, with property descriptions and prices. Transfers involve Harrietta J Albee, Mary A Alexander, Ed Brown, Chas P Davis, L H Stroud, Robt Morris, Al Marshall, and others, with parcels in Pacific Junction Glenwood Rawles Platteville and North Tabor. Also an employment ad offers barber trade training with Mesd English text and Moley Garber College Omaha Nebraska catalog.
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Miller
C. J. Haerett
Deer Creek
Strahan
Harrietta J. Albee
Husband
W. J. Wright
Center
Mary A. Alexander Et al
Alexander
Glen- Wook Wee
Ed Brown
Ore
Tata Miller
Mills County
Ni’ Bank
Hurry
Valentine
Cuthbert Vincent
Jno
Weatherhead
Rawles
North ‘Tabor
Robt Morris
Ira Padgett
Blked Sn
Platteville
al Marshall
C. H. DeWitt
Henry Bannister
Thompson
Glenwood
I. Brien
C. B
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Red Oak
Marie Hosquet
Pelli
Lilie Wehrend
Rock Island
Hunter-Dalton
Missouri
Amos ‘Hubbard
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Lincoln
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Thos, Kerschner
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Dodge
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Katie Smith
Hmerson
A. W. Smith
Chas
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Squire L. W. Hutfaker
Suicide Moore
the Building Record
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Elmer Howard
A. J. Ihronsbein
I. L. Donner
W. L. Smith
Mrs. Montgomery
W. G
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B. S. Hillyer
Bert Washburn
J. McCarty
J. Sandiland
C. C. Oaks
Presbyterian Church
Alf Hodgeson
J. C. Knighs
A. Clutes
W.K. Post
Olaf Nelson
D. C. Abel
R. E. Dunn
Moley Garber College
Oinaha
Heinsheimer
Heinsheimer Co
Merry Christmas
Sheridan Coal
Sheridan
Electric Light, Power, and Heating Company
Lowe's Pharmacy
Rieger
West Side Square
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