Glenwood county notes and local notices in Tribune
Ivory and Otis offer farm loans while Bower Bros. supply pumps and windmills. Mrs G W Lyon improves after grip. Louis Chambers visits from Colorado Springs at Claude Chambers’ home. L G Wood holds Latter Day Saints meetings. Miss Cora Lufkin buys C W Lyon residence for 2200. Carrie Buckle visits from Alliance. Frank Coleman family moves to Glenwood. Boston Ideal comic opera company to perform Mascotte at the opera house next Saturday. K P convention attendees head to Hastings with royal welcome. Epworth League social at Methodist church featuring gypsy fortune telling. Harlan to give stereopticon lecture at Christian church with silver offering. Kensington entertainments begin at Mrs Donelan’s home. Mrs Martha Myers in St Joseph for millinery openings. Sickness noted in Buffington sisters. Hay for sale on Sabin place. Mills County phone. Rent for eighty acres near Pacific Junction. Various farm animal sales and trades. Local stores advertise sales and services. Miss Kellogg advertising furnished rooms. Eyewear services and a stillwagon store sale at cost. Scenic Theatre cartoon contest promoting entertainment. Descriptions of local businesses and personnel changes. Several residents relocate or perform services in town.
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G. W. Lyon
Louis Chambers
Colorado Springs
Claude Chambers
Center Township
L. G. Wood
Latter Day Saints Church
Cora Lufkin
Dr. C.W. Lyon
North
Walnut Street
Frank Coleman
Glenwood
Shelby Farms
Clarkson
Boston Ideal Comic Opera Company
Kk. P
Hastings
T Hastings
Tr. A. Butterfield
Harvey Dean
Wes Litchfield
Prompt Tribune note welcomed for guest arrivals
The Tribune asks that guest names be sent promptly to record arrivals. Do not wait until departure. It is regarded as a special favor to notify the Tribune’s offices by phone or by card.
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Tribune
The
Masonic Banquet Celebrates Washington's Birthday in Glenwood
Glenwood Masonic lodge held its annual Washingtons birthday banquet at the Commercial House. About 10 people attended and enjoyed an elegant repast with toasts and musical performances led by Worshipful Master Dr. C. H. DeWitt and Toastmaster Dr. George Mogridge.
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Glenwood
Pathers
End of Court Adjourns Glenwood February Term
Judge Green completed the February term in Glenwood. Probate matters were heard including the will of William Junagan of Center township admitted to probate. Objections were filed against J N Colby’s final report as guardian of Hleda Munsinger over a claimed underpriced sale of a team of horses. The court took the matter under advisement.
Wolf Hunt at Alma Neb Draws Big Turnout
T. G. Byers notes a large wolf hunt advertising near Alma Nebraska last Wednesday. He says it is the third big hunt this season. In the previous hunt about 200 men participated and 19 wolves were killed. DeLashmutt suggests Mills county could support a first class hunt with many hunters converging on a central point, leaving wolves little chance to escape.
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T. G. Byers
Alma
Neb
W. ©. DeLashmutt
Mills County
Byers Appointed County Tax Ferret in Glenwood
County Board appoints T. G. Byers of Glenwood as tax ferret to uncover concealed taxable property and collect taxes. Miss Clara Allbee remains manager of Stillwagon store millinery. latest hats from Chicago and New York to guide styles. Foley's Kidney Cure advertised for kidney and bladder troubles. A J Howe of Glenwood announces opening of a new millinery and ladies ready-to-wear store with February 2 sale discounts. Urino Laxative Fruit Syrup promoted as a pleasant cure for chronic constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Byers
Glenwood
Clara Allbee
Stillwagon
Chicago
New York
Ladies Nation
Micklewall
A. J. Howe
Declamatory Contest At Glenwood High School
A large audience attended Glenwood high school declamatory contest at the opera house last Friday night. Sixteen students competed with close judging. first and second place winners earned cash prizes and the top in each class may advance to represent the school at Tabor next month.
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Opera House
Glenwood High School
O.J. McManus
Emmett Tinley
Council Bruffs
Anna Peterson
Omaha
Harriet Schofield
Tabor
Paul Gilliland
Wayne Bogart
Eugene Slate
Clyde Merritt
Hazel Fleming
Ival Crouch
Bessie Evernham
Trelen Baker
Mary Blair
Bonnie Linville
Page Chamberlain
Winifred Seeger
Percy Rist
Bill Smith
Winifred
Miss Splicer
Hthe) Kelley
Clarica Rist
Tlazel Harmer
Bankers propose cures for financial flurry in Iowa
Claude I. Anderson, cashier of State Savings Bank, Pacific Junction, outlines views to the Iowa Bankers Association secretary. He urges fighting postal savings, larger state bank reserves, keeping loans at home, stricter examinations, and tying deposits guarantees to stronger safeguards to restore bankers' confidence. He also suggests national banks should limit circulation to capital and avoid asset currency.
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Iowa Bankers Association
Claude I. Anderson
State Savings Bank of
Pacific Junction
The Metropolitan Magazine Advertisement Prospect
The Metropolitan Magazine is a New York City publication billed as an excellent family magazine in touch with public movements of interest to the American family. It promises the best stories, standard illustrations, and vital content. Price is $1.50, with subscriptions available at the Tribune office for 75 cents.
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New York City
Tribune
Surprises Brighten Center Qur Center Township Socials
Neighbors and friends visited W H Evans home near Hillsdale bringing baskets and cheer as the Evans family prepares to move from C R Buttington farm to Walter Wade farm in Rawles. The next day Hillsdale hosts 30 guests for the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs David Scott with Rev Starke officiating and a silverware memento. A tenth wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs N C and L A Reasoner follows at Mrs Wm Reasoner’s home east of Glenwood with about 65 attendees and tinware gifts.
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Qur Center Township
W. HH. Evans
Hillsdale
Mr. Evans
C. R. Buttington
Walter Wade
Rawles
David Scott
Starke
U. S
Winter Moves and School Social at Eureka
Minnie Gosch and Alma have moved to Oklahoma for the winter. Pete Workman heads to Nebraska for two weeks. Geneva m relocates with family to Council Bluffs for lumber work. Will Arp visits Oklahoma to assess farming. No mail due to deep snow last week. Hu reka school No 2 hosted a Washington's Birthday box supper with a lively crowd. Verne Bailey returns from six months in northern Nebraska. Fahrlander family sick with grip. Mazel Bailey begins as Eureka Nol teacher.
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Minnie Gosch
Alma
Oklahoma
Pete Workman
Nebraska
Geneva m
Ben Mark
Council Blufts
Iith
Will Arp
Hureka School No 2
Washington
Verne Bailey
Herman Fahrlander
Mazel Bailey
Eureka School
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A. D. French
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Christian Church
Chas
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Julia Donelan
J. M. Donelan
Kensington
Martha Myers
St. Joseph
E. H. Buffington
Wm. Phifer
Sabin Place
F. M. Buffington
Charles W. Rathke
O. I. CG
Chester
J. FP
Hilledale
M. Estes
Iowa
North Side
McEwen
Grenwood
Robinson’s
Mills County Abstract Co
Scenic Motion Picture Theatre
Mer. Solo
Vilin
A. B. Dull
Sisters
F. H. Davis
Brothers
Wm, M. Lamb
America
Foley
A. McKee
Tryshe Tribune
C. F. Anderson
the Metropolitan Magazine
the Tribune
Folsom
NEW Ideal
L. E. Geil
D.G. Jamison
Sat’rday
Glenwood Opera House
the Fun
Lakers
Lillian Shattuck
Savate Opera Co
Burgess Bros
F. W., Walters
Hows’s Pharmacy
Texas
Pan-Handle
Amarillo
E. M. Duke Agent
Henderson
Motion Pictures Illustrated
G. Eby
F. J. Asbury
All
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Mills County National Bank
E. B. Woodruff
A. J. Gettler
Chas, Rathke
F. M.buffington
D. J. Helpaheimer
D. L. Helnsheimer
H. A. French
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