Malvern Biker Ends Night Flight and Christmas Game
A man using aliases Claude Morris and Claude Monden was arrested after alighting from the Wabash train with sixteen pints of liquor. He appeared before Mayor Whitfield on bond and fled on a late train the same night. A woman posing as his wife, Helen Saunders, left the next day. The couple had been in Malvern a week, previously leaving Emerson for the same offense, Basket Ball. A Christmas night high school versus alumni basketball game ended 15 to 14 in favor of the high school with Ruth, Donner, Barkus, Hertz, Nichols, Thomas, West, Hertz Jr, Boehner and others in the lineup. Various local visitors and residents celebrate Christmas, including Mr. and Mrs. Kayton, DeHart, and the W. DeHarts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Morris
Claude Monden
Constable Ballwood
Marshal Jones
Whitfield
Bondard
Helen Saunders
Malvern
Emerson
Forrest Ruth
Roy Donner
George Barkus
Frank Hertz
Dwight Nichols
Byron Thomas
Bruce West
Oscar Hertz
Carl Hertz Jr
Bruce Boehner
Charles Reynolds
Benton
Hastings
Cleveland
Council Bluffs
John Kelley
Oakland
Maleta Kelley
Mills County
Methodist Church
Berkshire hogs thrive as Henderson man grows herd
Charles Cary of Henderson raises Berkshire hogs with 35 pigs now thriving in snow. A grandmother sow born within a year has seven pigs, and one of her first litters has pigs of its own. An installation event for Henderson I O O F lodge No 448 and Garnet Rebekah lodge No 293 is planned for January 12 with R I Bell McFarland and Mrs Katie Cary present. Garnet Lodge reports strong growth and four candidates admitted at the last meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cary
Henderson
Berkshire
Henderson I. 0
Garnet Iudge
Woman Credits Chamberlain’s Tablets For Health Improvement
Mrs. R. G. Neff of Crookston Ohio praises Chamberlain’s Tablets claiming they cured her stomach trouble and restored her health after two years of invalidism. She purchased the medicine from A. J. Hows. The Tribune notes it is a county paper delivering local news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
the Tribune
Deaths in Hastings Mills County community 1915
Obituaries detail Flora Wriedt Johnson dies at 20 after eight months with Brights disease. Funeral at East Liberty Church with a local quartet. Also mourners Betsy Voorhees, Dr. W. A. Priest, and Mrs. Charles Reynolds. multiple family graves at East Liberty and Emerson cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin L. Johnson
Chris Wriedt
Center Township
Johnson
Flora, Wriedt
Bright
Omaha
East Liberty Church
H. G. Parker
Blanchard
Mesdames Forrest Chantry
LawrenceTalbott
Messrs
Stewart Foster
Ralph Dutton
Sheld
East Liberty Cemetery
Betsy S. Voorhees
Hastings
Rank McMillan
M. ‘Kuntye
Galloway
Baptist Church of
Malvern
Family Mourns Mrs Raynald and Miller Brother
Mrs. Raynald died after a fold contracted at work and lingering illness despite medical care. Eugene Miller, long-time Strahan resident, died in Denver after asthma developed into tuberculosis. he was about 34, unmarried. Burial plans set for Strahan or Sterling, Illinois, with family locations in Mills County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Miller
Strahan
Denver
Miller
Asa Miller
Lincoln
Sterling, Minois
Mills County
Wintering Poultry Care and Winter Feed Practices
Guidelines for wintering poultry urge thorough cleaning and disinfection of houses, proper ventilation, and tightness to prevent drafts. They cover floor replacement materials, culling and handling pullets versus hens, feeding regimes with mash and scratch, winter greens and proteins, sanitation of roosts, mite control, sick-bird isolation, and lice prevention with insect powder and mercury-blue ointment mixtures.
Poultry Care: Ointment Dust Bath To Fight Lice
A historic tip advises rubbing a ment mixture under the vent of a pea fowl and applying ointment two to three times yearly to deter lice. When using insect powder apply three to four times yearly or more if infestation appears. A small dust box with road dust or fine dirt allows hens to dust themselves, aiding lice control.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mills County Tribune
W. F. Hill
EARLY
A. Davis
Owners and Publishers
Advertisin
Tor
Margaret Damm
W. M. Lamb
Glenwood
F. M. Shriver
Northwest Corner Square
T. A. Pearson
Opera House
Laws
B. F. Ward
Iowa
U. S
Amos Dean
Glenwood, Iowa
H. J. McCmurray
Carl Buch
North Side Square
Gillenwood
Eagle Laundry of
Milliron Brothers
Ralph B. Townsend
With Jas. A. Swope
E. H. Matthews
Tabor
Elmer Kent Gannett
Jagor
Zublke's
Edison Globes
Glenvwood
THE
Advo Collection Agency
F. G. Day
W. 8. Lewis
Mills County National Bank
Glenwood State Bank
W. M. Lamb Bank
Carter Block
Mills County Abstract Co
Glenword
Clayton Roberts
Harry Barkus
Pat McCord
Fras.Crosier
Eugene Porter
Cliff Boyer
E. C. Kayton
DeHart
Timerson
Kayton
Imma DeHart
Della Whalen
Ward Whalen
Will DeHart
Norfolk
Nebraska
HE. H. Ralston
Mitchell
South Dakota
Ernest Wederquist
Salyers & Kayton
Chicago
Wederquist
San Diego
C. S. Borin
Updike Grain Company
Virgil Hubbell
Scotts Bluffs
Cadwell & Salyers
Leonard Fistcher
J. R. Graham
Clarkson Hospital
Essa Spencer Wilbur
Wilbur
Pacific Junction
Eugene Hertz
A. J. Connor
Connor
A. B. Cook
Kenneth
Karl
Karl Cook
State University At
W. A. Priest
Priest
Montgomery County
Ohio
Miami Medical College
Cincinnati
Harry
Sheridan
John Cunningham
Xanthus Imes
I. Leonard
East End
Emerson Cemetery
Tribune
M.A. Bomer
Mason and Dixon Line
J. L, Waterman
Iowa Telephone Company
U. Ss
Howe's
Wm. Y. Andrews
M. Norton
Andrews & Norton
T. OQ. Records
Enwood, Iowa
T. G. Byers
T.G. Byers
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