Short Course Ends Amid Wide Attendance and Awards
The second annual short course closed at Glenwood with 256 total attendees, 170 for both courses and 86 in domestic science, plus about $1,100 in prizes and cash. Warren Sawyer won the county spelling contest, with numerous prize lists and corn and apple displays reflecting strong local participation.
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Glenwood
Christmas Festivities At Glenwood Institution Delight 1800 Children
The State Institution at Glenwood hosts a week of holiday events for 1800 children and staff. A Christmas tree, chapel program, and presents from Iowa marked the climax. The operetta The Belle of Barnstapoole featured child cast, free art by Syberkrop, and choruses, with Dutch emigration dance and sailors harmony drawing praise.
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Glenwood
Iowa
Syberkrop
Mtta Newton
Dentler Graves
Bill Salt
Corn show prize winners announced in Southwest Iowa
A lengthy list records the corn show awards with distinctions for best 30 ears of yellow corn, special cash prize to Harry Hilton, and multiple district and county prizes for white and yellow corn, oats, wheat, potatoes, and kitchen crafts. Notable names include A. L B. Thomas, C. J. Deupree, M. J. Williams, G. A. Phelps, and Mintle Bros. Awards cover Platteville Lyons townships and surrounding locales with sweepstakes to Mintle Bros. Additional honors include a teacher’s prize for spelling bee participants and domestic science recognitions for Hazel Hunt and Elsie Evans.
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Warren Sawyer
West Liberty
Oak Township
Warren
Helen Stacy
Pleasat Grove
Center
Grace Murray
Timrove
Glenwood
Vera Phelps
Little Brick
Inter
Lela Johnson
Shady Grove
Awles
Robert Boyce
Gowen No 1
Oak
Ruth Lehvening
Letal
Murphy
Mintle Bros
Walter
Jordan
Jobo
Sawyer
Arkansas Black
Paul Rowe
Harold Kyrecklow
M. J. Williams
Ben Davis
Wilbur Warren
Minkler
E. I. Lambert
Snow
J. S
Gano
I. Rist
Wiles
Grimes Golden
Muntsman
H. H. Rist
Janet
G. A. Phelps
Harry Hilton
Black Twig
Missouri
Pippin
Nfarold Krecklow
B. W. Harmer
F. B. Donelan
West End
A. L B. Thomas
C. J. Deupree
Herbert’ Barbour
Malvern
Iowa
C. R. Warren
CQ. J. Deupree
M. C. Warren
W. H. Maddocks
O. BR. Warren
F. A. Hammond
Prank Choate
J. Deupree
DA. A. Barbour
W. D. Pace
Frank Choate
Frank Hilton
W. N. Maddocks
C. E. Tilton
A. Hammond
J. M. Miller
Mintle Bros. Ist
B. B. Dean
M.lover
BY. Lambert
Wayne Stacy
Mintle Bros. Sweepfsakes
Wayne Choate
Williams School
Albert Young
Oak Bluff
Morris Phelps
Moses Rhoades
Pacific City
Richard Choate
Williams
Edwin McGarry
West
Liberty
Wille Beaton
Clarence Maddocks
Pleasant
Ingraham
Clarence Banister
Plainview
Fred Alley
Hillsdale
Walter Shepard
Center Township
Hazel Hunt
Elsie Evans
Killing a Christmas Fox near Glenwood
Elmer Harmon shot a large red fox on Christmas morning at his east Glenwood home. The fox became tangled in a wire fence and could not free itself after being shot, a difficult task noted by local observer. Pelt valued at $5. Everett Rhoades chased a red fox with new hounds near his Rawles Township home Tuesday.
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Elmer Harmon
Glenwood
Everett Rhoades
Rawles
Township
Two Young Men Go Wrong in Forgery Case
Elmer Pritchett, 22, jailed in Glenwood on forgery charges, linked to a string of deposits and checks across Red Oak Malvern Hastings and Council Bluffs. Sheriff Bushnell reports $81.86 in certificates of deposit and an $418 loss to the Red Oak bank as the grand jury weighs formal charges.
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Elmer Pritchett
Trenderson
Glenwood
Council Bluffs
Sherif Bushnell
Hutchings
Hastings
Mwe
Genung & Genung
Pritchett
Red Oak
Ife
L. W. Watson
Griswold
Malvern
Bank of Malvern
Mendricks Bank
Flastings
Botna Valley State Bank
C. A. Hill
Elliote
McDonough
Tastings Bank
Napoleon
City National Bank
Henderson Bank
Council Blass Bank
Prichett
Henderson
Bushnell
Qcity National
Gn Glenwood
Hill
Watson
Red Oak Bank
Butcher Falls Dead Dudley 1 at Tabor Meat Market
Rickabaugh died early Saturday at the rear door of the Vhampson meat market after opening. Heart failure caused the death. He was 61 and long a Malvern and Tabor resident, proprietor or head man in the meat business. Survived by two sons and three daughters.
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Dudley
Rickabaugh
Tabor
Vhampson
Malvern
Ile
1400 Mile Sleigh Ride
Alfred Delavan of Long Beach California bade farewell to Tabor relatives after a three month visit. We joined his daughter Mrs Desda Alberg at Woodbine and she heads to Alaska to mine gold, planning a 1400 mile sled dog journey into the interior after a Seattle steamboat passage.
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Alfred Delavan
Long Beach
Cal
Tabor
Woodbine
Dauhter
Desda Alberg
Klondike
Alaska
Seattle
Malvern Man Wanted for Obtaining Money Under False Pretenses
Gordon Munn of Malvern area is sought for securing 260 from Malvern National Bank by pledging horses and mules as security while lacking ownership. He borrowed cash and a 2250 certificate, then bought a 65 diamond for a hospital-connected young woman, aiming to gift her a Christmas present. He had no prior arrest reports but left town before capture.
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Gordon Munn
Malvern
Malvern National Bank
Munn
Fred Durbin
Council Blairs Hospital
Randolph High Declamatory Winners Crown Contestants
Friday night at Randolph high school crowned representatives for the Tabor contest in March. Ray Gillette won oratorical with Daniel O Connell on the Repeal of the Union. Iva Reed earned the dramatic prize with The Last Word. Helen Townsend took humorous with Aunt Elinor's Hero. Eva Reed won the gold medal for top score, while Townsend earned the silver.
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Randolph
Ray Gillette
Daniel O’connel
Iva Reod
Thumorous
Helen Townsend
Elinor
Eva Rood
Emerson residents show lukewarm view of postal savings depository
Nothing doing in Emerson as Chronicle notes no depository has opened here yet for the postal savings system. The editorial cites that no depository exists to date, a fact unlikely to boost government confidence about the program.
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Emerson
Chronicle
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Pacific Junction
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