07 Feb 1905
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1905
Page
1
A Glenwood Iowa obituary roundup records the funeral of Rev. W. H. Howard born 1842 in Michigan died 1905 in Glenwood. Other notices include the deaths of Jupe Johnson and Mrs. Addie Nebe with funeral services in Glenwood and Atlantic.
Pioneer citizen Charles Munsinger dies of pneumonia at his home two miles north of Tabor. He leaves a wife, daughter in Denver, and a brother near Tabor. Funeral held Monday at Tabor. Also W L Carpenter, longtime Tabor businessman, dies at home Friday aged four. Funeral Sunday. Ruth Hardy, 14, daughter of Will Hardy near Tabor, dies last Wednesday with funeral Friday. Stuart Kennedy, elderly resident west of Tabor, funeral today due to dropsy. Henry Martin, old resident south of Tabor, dies Monday night from pneumonia.
Des Moines buys 36 voting machines at a cost of 318000. Other items note Atlantic census projections of a 5500 population, Gust Youngren of near Essex dies in Omaha during cancer surgery, and regional meetings and incidents across Iowa including fires, court terms, and local notices.
Glenwood items note Derr and Wilson drugs and P M McCluskey dentist. Local prices in tobacco ads. Miss Mariam Ridgeway hosts friends. Rose Hill card club at J T Howa's. Community visits include White in Malvern, Kuykendalls at Cottage Hotel, and Mrs Kuykendall ill. A ten pound daughter born to Mr and Mrs L H Stroud. Several social events and church notes. The twelfth annual Glenwood bachelors ball set for Feb 15. Town commerce includes Cottage Hotel sale to W W Miller. E M Anderson runs the hotel. Local clergy Rev J H Stark to preach this week. census workers and local sellers noted. Des Moines appointment cited. rail and military notes included.
Clarence Wilbur Taber of Evanston Illinois unveils a controversial novel built on a psychology driven study of passion. He uses his wife and a live model to enact intimate scenes including lovemaking, kisses, and anger dramatic as part of realism in the narrative creation process.
William Crawford, a Black man, told Kansas City judge he favored a baby's shoe as a luck charm over a rabbit's foot while facing vagrancy charges. Detected for lack of visible means, he claimed he works and sometimes gambles on craps, then confessed he once quit a job to gamble. the judge fined him ten dollars.
Rev. Charles M. Sheldon urges farmers to enjoy scenery, buy a kodak, and value leisure alongside work, suggesting education and wife’s comfort. Separate feature notes a severe rat year west of Springfield with cribs destroyed by rodents. one farmer reportedly killed over 200 rats with dogs and a revolver near Farmingdale.
The Japanese field marshal Margulis Oyama spoke of happiness as disposing of arms and retreating to the country with large boxes of books to read for the rest of life. He imagines peaceful days with old friends and children, in sunny weather, reading about happiness and progress.
The judge finds the petition’s averments substantially the same as those previously set forth. James is to be published for six consecutive weeks in the Mills County Tribune, a weekly newspaper in Glenwood, Mills County, Iowa, under A. B. Thornell, Judge of the Fifth Judicial District of Iowa.
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