Grand Jury Draws From Twelve Townships For 1902 Term
Clerks and officials oversee the January term grand jury draw for 1902. Eleven of twenty four jurors hailed from Glenwood despite efforts to diversify. The panel includes twelve townships with Malvern and Lyons omitted. Names listed include Carson Walker and Frank Wright from Glenwood among many others across multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sistors
Gleniwood
Glenwood
Deer Creek
Carson Walker
Auybody
Brown
Frank Wright
Malvern
Lyons
A. T. Wilkins
Ruwlee
Henry Brandt
St Mary
Geo
W. Brower
Oak
L. C. Zornes
Plattvilies
Stone
Bilver Creek
Ingraham
J. EF. Haines
Center
A. Mc Olain
Indian Creek
I.J. Swain
White Cloud
BR. 8
Hillyer
Petit Jury
J.R. Mintle
D. M.buckingham
Claude Deupres
A. Bauer
Clark Clover
J. L.riat
B. H. Sabin
Real estate boom in Montgomery county 1901 totals exceed prior year
The Montgomery county real estate market in 1901 hit 2,057,081.60 in recorded transfers, with railroad purchases for right of way accounting for about 236,000 of the total. 1,209 deeds were recorded, up from 748 in 1900, indicating strong demand and high values with cautious caution about future declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Recorder’s
Montgomery County
Adams County
Red Oak
Iowa
Mills County
Aix
Want to Rent and Farm Equipment Near Glenwood
Classified notice details a rental request for land near Glenwood and a cart or address for access and price. Includes a sale item 298 New Gnexwoon Canning Co. Ab year old mare weight 1000 and a spring wagon. Also mentions LUNG BALSA for throat and lung troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Youra
Juror Bed Trial in Egypt Court House Romance
The trial of Jos Tagua for disturbing a ban lifted meeting unfolds in Egypt with Lawyer McCloskey recounting a novel scene. Squire Azbill presides at his residence temple of justice as jurors sit on a bed while County Attorney Cook and McCluskey argue the case and the defendant is freed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCloskey Saya
Egypt
Jos Tagua
Joe
Geo., Smelser
Squire Palestina Azbill
Squire Azbill
Heypt
Temple of Justice
Attorney McCluskey
Squire Arbill
Thias
Wbather
Cook
McCluskey
Enoch
Insane Girl Sent to Asylum After Mania Outbreak
The 18 year old girl from Morning, once a bright student, suffered a July dementia followed by a violent manic episode. Insane commissioners ordered her transfer to Clarinda asylum after she became uncontrollable on a train ride, where a morphine injection subdued her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Lievern Liawretoe
Board of Insane Commissioners
Tulephona
Supt
Powell
Jneaner
Jaitor
Ale
Clarinda
C. C. Wilhite
Irwin
Narsea
Worth $100,000 More in Land Value This Year
Mr Jobo Bwana Jr visiting son Marion in Emeraog to oversee farms. Evans now worth $100,000 more than a year ago due to land value rise from $12.50 to $15 per acre. Evans owns 7,000 acres in Mille and Pottawattamie counties plus 1,800 acres with 457 acre Titterington farm valued higher. he would not take $80 per acre for it. Also note a Mail: Letter List for Glenwood post office week ending Jan 8 1902 lists names with notices for advertised parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobo Bwana Jr
Decora
Tig
Marion
Emeraog
Evans
Mevans
Mille
Pottawattamie
Marion L. Evans
Thigsama
Vans
For Sale or Trade Apples Wanted by Glenwood Dealer
Sam Finkenstein, a Glenwood fruit dealer, is buying apples and will pay the highest market price. Bring your apples and pop gem. inquiries directed to Mrs. J. E. Pasya u.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Finkenstein
Glenwood Fruit Dealer
Finkensetein
Evernham Promised No Ill Will Amid Settlement
A Shenandoah Sentinel note says Mr. Evernham rightly refused to sign a written vow to love his brother J B Wickham. It cites a Glenwood incident where debt was settled but love could not be compelled, arguing true affection grows from goodness and character, not written bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Evernham
Squire ‘Tollea
Mecare
Henry Iivernham
J. B Wickham
Evernham
Mr. Wickham
Shenandoah Sentinal
Glenwood
Nama Church
Saunterporte
Glenwald Mat
Funny preacher refuses marriages to nonmembers at Mineola church
A piece from Mineola reports Rev. Wm Dabike, pastor of the Evangelical church, refusing to perform marriages unless both parties are church members. The stance, described as singular, prompts speculation on its impact on church membership drives and the broader effect on ministers if others adopted a similar policy.
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Ot Mineola
Tnia
Wm Dabike
Evangelical Church
Guy Perran
Ian
Qloria
Lang
Dablke
Chris
Roanfield
Churat
Dahlke
Oartaily
Sai Generis
Howard
Dablka
Isso
Man Survives Near Plattsmouth Bridge Ice Break
An unnamed man crossing the Missouri River near the Plattsmouth bridge broke through near the Milly county shore Thursday. Workers on the Qawitch line at Bethlehem pulled him and his wagon out, but the wagon sank under the ice. Rescue saved the man and his team. the ice hole and thin ice contributed to the accident amid increased river travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Plattsmouth
Milly County
Bethlehem
Mexico
Farmers Institute of Mills County Holds Fourteenth Meeting
The Mills County Farmers Institute meets in Glenwood with President Anthony and officers Bartletson and Dean guiding a packed program. Sessions include music, prayers, farm science talks on beets and fodder, dairying versus stock raising, fruit culture, branding food, and road improvements, ending with a fruit display and adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
Mill County
W. Ty
Musis
T. Q. Records
Mills County
A. D
Urbana
Gorn
Schamel
Jas, W. Carter
Farrer
Myls
L. ‘l, Ganung
D. L. Heinsheimer
W.G. White
B. B. Dean
Leaone
M. Warren
Atternoon Sission
O.N. Ogden
J. P
W. W. Mickelwait
F. G. Day
M—Mosia
Coantey
Marah
Moore
MuktigiHome
J. Williams
John Parker
J. J. Ewing
Tubbs Estate Gains From Bank Dividend News
The Tubbs estate, represented by attorney O R Patrick of Rad Oak, learns another dividend was declared in the Officer and Posey bank failure. A $5,000 deposit found among Judge Tubbs's papers is appreciated, now totaling $2,250 uncovered of the original $65,000, with potential further interest adjustments lifting the value. Heirs receive about $2,550 amid expectations tied to the Oliver and Pasay failure. Also covered is a Woman's Club program on American women and domestic science in schools, plus a notice for corn cobs for sale from Davis & Anderson, Pavifie Junction, Ta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catata
Olliver & Pasay
Woman's Club
Papsar
Mra. O. Wheeler
Gwynn Burns Farm Dream Ends in Late Bid
The report tracks Mr. J Gwynn a Shenandoah grain buyer who pursued a Mills County farm near Vinogons and the Missouri bottom with Mr Winkler. Gwynn eyed a 65 per acre price but a second buyer Mr Jonka secured the tract before him. The note also records the sale of J M Barbour’s Tabor business to Yankee John Barbour Sam Dalton and its brick building, marking a major local mercantile transfer after three decades of service.
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Gwynn
Shenandoah Géentleman
Vinogons
Mills County Farida
Winkler
Missouri
F. H. Svearohad
Mr. Gwynn
Bvernham Farm
Dome Eerous
Mr. Winkler
J. M. Barbour
Tabor
John Barbour
Sam’ Dalton
Cleveland
Meare
Barbour
Dalton
Mr. Barbour
Meneers
Sam’l Dallon
Glades
Southweat Tows
Burbonur
Small Pox Outbreak Prompts Frugal Doctor Contract
Two cases near Waubonsie in Fremont county prompt Scott township health board to hire Dr. McKittrick of Tabor for small pox treatment at 5 per visit for one patient and 1 for each other patient. A young woman exposed develops symptoms after visiting the area, raising fears of wider spread and enforcing quarantine.
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Waubonsie
Fremont County
Szett Township
Tabor
Glenwood
Dr. McKittrick
Twendy
Tampa
Whau Mirror
Lake Waubonsie
Scott Township
McKitrick
Tabor Wen
Bates
Link Reed
Lixed Up Fine Adds Third Chair at Glenwood Barbers
Edwarda Bros. expand at the Midway adding a third chair to their Glenwood shop. Walter C. Marshall has been secured to staff the new chair and move in.
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Edwarda Bros
Glenwood
Smallpox Outbreak Quarantines In Waubonsie Area
Smallpox cases traced to Garretson family near Lyona and Bell farm prompt quarantines by Clerk Warren. Wood cutters and other residents are isolated to prevent spread as authorities move quickly. One woman in the Garretson family, now ill, faces childbirth as medical staff care for her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Welle
Bell and Wyant
Garretson
Omnia
Chay
Warren
Lyona Township
Autaa
Bell Farm
Inia
Asautanae
Waubonsie
Ma Kittrick
Tabor
Lost His Moustache in New Year’s Outrage
Henderson citizen Mr. Tuos Jackson awoke New Year’s Day minus a portion of his prized moustache after a gang of miscreants attacked him during New Year celebrations. Jackson vows to pursue the villains who mutilated his facial hair, while local comment tours the incident with cautionary irony. Also note Hunex & Youno's advertises meals and lunches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuos Jackson
Henderson
New Years Eight
Jackson
Bachus
Hhis Mountacheon
Land for sale near Glenwond with cultivation and water
Forty acres of arable land with roaning water available one mile south of Glenwond near the institution grounds and east of Van Kirk fruit farm. Priced at $2600. Inquiry through Davis & Andergon Pacitio Jus at ion.
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Glenwond
van Kirk Fruit Farm
Davis & Andergon
Pacitio Jusation
Three Dollar Shoes Hit Only Skin Deep in Town Shops
The piece warns that three dollar shoes in local stores look good but lack durability. Retailers care only about quick sales, not quality, echoing Barnum’s humbugging remark. It endorses Pingree's Composite as the sole shoe in town worth its price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnum
Pingree
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Ziartwig
Lung Balsa
Chaus. Guan
Gov. Fettere
Chas Porter
Corneballer
Woodbury
Loree
Davis & Anderson
Pacific Junction
Lowa
Ecsursday
Mugie
Wayne Cnoste
S. A. Holcomb
A. B. Judson
Sona
Daughtera
Salem Curtis
Kor Sale
aale—Corn Cobs, Davis & Andenson Pavifie Junction
Hunex & Youno's
Shoes
A. Stillwagon
Glenwood, Iowa
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