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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1916

Page

6

Churches Present Illustrated War Views On Turkey

At Congregational church next Sunday 7:30 PM our board offers first hand war condition views from Turkey. The exhibition covers Armenian defense at Zeitoun, Van bombardment, deportations, typhus martyr physicians, and Harpoot professors, with seventy eight hand colored views. Also notes Sabbath school 9:45 and morning worship 10:45 with a New Year message. Baptist services follow with 10:30 sermon and 7:30 PM final ingathering program by orchestra.

Turkey Zeitoun Egypt Van Harpoot First Congregational Baptist

Methodist Episcopal Class Meeting Schedule

The church calendar lists Sunday activities with class meeting at 9 00 A M Sunday school at 9 45 A M preaching at 10 45 A M Epworth League at 6 30 P M and a second preaching at 7 30 P M.

Methodist Episcopal Epworth League

Pleasant Grove school holiday celebration and events

East Center Pleasant Grove school held a holiday gathering with a warm fried rabbit dinner for pupils, skating and coasting, and a candy sack hunt. The students praised Miss Hilder Horend, while Rankin’s ill health forced all pupils home. Christmas visits, dinners, and a church sermon marked the season with small-town exchanges and a school program raising nearly $28. Isabella Wolfe returned home from Cedarfalls after college, missing parts of travel due to weather.

Pleasant Grove School Hilder Horend

Plan to Resume Railway Inquiry After March 4th

Washington report on the Newlands Committee shows hearings paused due to Congress workload with a January 5 report deadline. Expect resumption after March 4, with focus on extending federal regulation to unify state rules and enable railroad improvements while protecting public interests.

Deaths continued from Page 1 in Mills County

Obituary notes two long-time residents of Glenwood and Tabor. Joseph Haines, 88, pioneer of Rawles township, died December 28 after a lengthy illness, with funeral plans incomplete. He leaves a large family including 31 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. buried beside wife in Glenwood cemetery. Also mentions J Wilson of Los Angeles death of Mrs. J Wilson, former Glenwood resident, with Mr. Wilson surviving.

Sherman Hill Glenwood Rev. Byerly The Christian Church Glenwood Cemetery Joseph Haines Mills County Father Haines H. H. Rist Haines Rawles Tabor Ward Los Angeles Cal J. Wilson Wilsons

Des Moines Prof and Family Spend Christmas in Glenwood

Prof Ray French his wife and daughter Anna May traveled from Des Moines to Glenwood to visit his father A D French over Christmas. French teaches biology at Highland Park University in Des Moines and notes patient inquiry in his teaching. The long journey took nearly thirty hours, delaying their arrival and prompting interest in local advertising notices readers read.

Ray French Anna May Des Moines A. D. French French Highland Park University Glenwood

Marriages Bind Several Couples Across Iowa and Nebraska

Local paper reports multiple nuptials including John Smith of Red Oak and his bride from Hastings, with future Red Oak division prospects for the groom. Also dated Omaha ceremony December 18 joins Dawson Coy and Leslie Dawson, plus Flossie Coy. Other couples wed in Council Bluffs Nevada and Glenwood, with plans to reside near their farms and continue work for local employers.

John Smith Red Oak Hastings Stanton

Grasshopper control and long bird migration noted

The text cites poisoned bran baits and Criddie mixture as practical grasshopper controls, mentions the Pacific golden plover migrating Alaska to Hawaii covering 2000 miles, and records 634 department employees in citrus canker eradication in the Southern States. It also notes a hot water treatment device for wheat and barley with goose smut prevention and records the golden plover’s 3400 mile non stop flight from Nova Scotia to South America.

Pacific Ocean Alaska Hawaiian Islands Nova Scotia South America

Notice of Petition in Mills County Court 1917

In Mills County Iowa a District Court petition seeks repayment of 144.35 plus eight percent interest from January 8 1915 on a promissory note made to J S Carse with due date January 1 1916 An attachment has been sworn and holdings in the Henry Parker estate have been levied Garnishment proceeds and defense by February term 1917 Glenwood on February 13 1917 is required unless appearance is made default will be entered

Jas. H. Parker Jas. MW. Parker Miss County J. S. Carse Henry Parker Glenwood

Redemption Notice to H H Palmer In Mills County Iowa

Notice that on December 1 1913 the Mills County tax sale sold Lot 229 Pacific Junction Town to CG I Anderson for delinquent taxes. The right of redemption expires ninety days after completed service if not redeemed, otherwise a deed will be issued. Frank C Boyle holder of the certificate.

H. H. Palmer Mills County CG. I. Anderson Pacific Junction Frank C, Boyle A. Frank Iowa C. F. Anderson Frank C. Boyle A. D. French GC. i Frank C Boyle le Te

Notice of Tax Sale Delinquent Property

To Wm Paipson and D M Bogle. On the 1st day of the county sale C F Anderson wa s the purchaser of 20 feet of Lot 159 in Pacific Junction Iowa for all delinquent taxes due. Deed will be issued upon completion of service. Frank C Boyle, holder of the certificate.

Redemption Notice for Mills County Delinquent Taxes

Notice to A Frank that on December 1, 1918, in Mills County Iowa the treasurer will redeem and sell delinquent taxes on property described in Pacific Junction including Lot 157 and surrounding lots if unpaid. The notice warns of redemption and unpaid taxes due.

Notice of Tax Sale and Redemption Rights

To A. D. French. Take Notice that on the 1st day the county sold to GC. i% Anderson Lot 367 in Pacific Junction Ia for all delinquent taxes. The right of redemption remains.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mills County Tribune Bill Barlda Davis Owners East Center Jack Connor Mr. and Mrs. Ed Venus Henderson W.W. E. Frances Mrs. A. Jackson Malvern Gus Borena Shenandoah Imogene Phil Slaughter Emerine Missouri Conaway Dora Borene Mrs Joy Parker John Slaughter Isabella Wolfe Cedar Falls Miss Wolfe Marshall Town Grenwood Malworm Washington Congressional Joint Committee On Interstate Commerce Congress Commerce Committees Wilson Newlands Committee Newlands Chamber of Commerce of the United States National Industrial Profit League Santa Claus OUR Christmas Savings Club Everbody Glenwood, Lowa J. N. Wilson David Linthicum John Cox C. M. Jones E. L. Richards Barger-Reynolds Clyde Tharger Nevada Minnie Reynolds Jesse Reynolds Council Bluffs Reynolds Charles Reynolds Big Mud Skaggs-Newman Albert Skages Stella Newman Stevenson Methodist J. W. Carter Mr. Carter J. Fr. Newman Carter George W. Brower Hawthorne M. TE Broadway Church George JD. Crissman the Tribune District Court of Wm, Paipson D. M. Bogle
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