Local notes from Glenwood and nearby towns turn up town news
The Glenwood area community page lists visitors, moves, hires, sales, and events. Corinne Record and Mrs Charles Record visit Omaha. Ivby breaks a leg in Williams billiard hall. Mabel Smith begins teaching. Al and Clyde Brown assist calendar plant plastering. Daniel Barbee plans a Yakima valley move with auction June 20. several residents travel to Red Oak Missouri and Arkansas. concerts by the Institution band in Plattsmouth. Miss Bertha Douglas wins gold watch at Malvern drawing. many locals announce moves, visits, and family updates.
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Mabel Smith
Tipton
Marsh
John Norman
Harriett Meyers
Reasoner School
Charles W. Pangburn
Glenwood
W. A. Duan
Ed H.schulhof
Institution
Plattsmouth
Parmele Theatre
Frank Donelan
Billie
Red Oak
Archand Hi Walling
Dick Wilkins
Clyde Brown
Daniel Barbee
Yakima Valley
Washington
Millard & Breen
McCluskey
South Side
P.O. Hox
Freed Jaquier
Council
Giulfs
L. M. Garman
J. Wee Miller
John Miller
Paonia
Colo
Bertha Douglas
Royce & Smith
Malvern
Frank Robbins
T. G. Byers
Harlan County
Nebraska
Tribune
Poultry Show at Rob inson's hall Glenwood Jan 19 20 21
The article notes a forthcoming Poultry Show at Rob inson's hall Glenwood on January 19 to 21 with large exhibits expected. An incubator full of eggs timed to hatch during the show is described as a featured and prize item. A Colorado real estate firm offers wheat land near Colorado Springs at 3.40 to 83.00 per acre, claiming 30 to 40 bushels per acre yields.
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Robinson's Hall
Glenwood
Colorado
Colorado Springs
the Tribune
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Closing Out Sale At Glenwood Area Farm
Daniel Barbee offers a closing sale at the farm east of Glenwood on Thursday January 26 featuring 14 horses 32 cattle 20 Shropshire sheep 5 hogs 40 bred sows 65 stands of bees plus baled timothy seed oats farming implements and household goods G W Allbee conducts a public sale at the old Donelan farm three miles southeast of Glenwood on Tuesday January 24 offering five horses and mules 18 cattle including 5 milking cows 4a shoats 3 sows and farm implements and house hold goods Col Byers and John Nichols are auctioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Barbee
Glenwood
G. W. Allbee
Donelan Farm
Col. Byers
John Nichols
Robert Morris Public Sale At Henton Station Farm
Robert Morris will hold a public sale Wednesday January 25 at his farm two miles northwest of Henton Station. Items include 13 horses 4 milk cows 14 bead heifers and steers 31 head hogs bushels corn hay and a large lot farm implements. Col E C Byers served as auctioneer.
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Robert Morris
Henton Station
Col
E. C. Byers
Subscriptions and listings in Wallace's Farmer and Tribune
An assortment of subscription offers for Wallace's Farmer and Iowa Homestead trio via The Tribune, plus Parm Progress at 10 cents yearly. Also notices for farms for rent in Heaton Station Bartlett area and a lost item notice seeking a missing 1 month old spaniel named Spunie with contact in Glenwood Iowa.
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Wallace’s Farmer
Tribune
Iowa Homestead
Homestead
Homemaker
Farm Gazette
The
Parm Progress
Republic
St. Louis
Heaton Station
Bartlett
Craig
Millard & Breen
Glenwood
Timber land for sale listing amid unclear dots
Timber land for sale notice appears garbled with scattered letters and phrases. It mentions Iowa and possibly Minnesota areas, but the text is illegible and the exact terms, prices, and contact details are not decipherable.
A.B. Tudgon's Address on Railed Rates and Free Competition
A.B. Tudgon in his annual address as grand master of the Lowa Grange argues against favored rail rate practices and calls for lawful maximum rates and a strengthened inter state commerce commission. He champions free competition across industries to ensure fair play and equal rights, criticizes paternal government subsidies, and urges broader discussion from Mr. Judson. The piece ends with a humorous Harper's Weekly vignette about a quiet little gambling game among Adirondack summer residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.B. Tudgon
Lowa Grange
Judson
Inter-State Commercce Commission
the Tribune
Mr. Judson
Coal vein found near Jo cality by Mc Guire boys
The Thurman Mirror reports a 13 inch coal vein discovered while McGuire brothers sank an abandoned well on R Baylor’s farm south of Thurman. Drilling suggests another thicker vein nearby. coal burns freely with good fuel quality. The old well had gone dry years earlier.
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Thurman Mirror
McGuire Boys
R. Baylor
Mrs Vanderbilt Hurt by a Big Dog in New York
A telegraph dispatch from Newport reports Mrs A G Vanderbilt injured while shielding her poodle from a large dog. The dog scratched her forearm, wound treated at a drug store, not seen as vicious but playful. The note highlights a bloody era amid reports of Russian casualties.
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R. C. Estes
South Omaha
Frank Deerwester
Frank Anderson
Silver City
Drayman
Glenwood
Gary Erna
New York
A. G. Vanderbilt
Newport
Park Row
St. Louis Republic
Rousing Tale of a Noble Patient and a "Rarest Disease"
Dr Wyman narrates a humorous scene with Lord Charles Beresford as patient and Sir Frederick Treves, house physician, as attending. Treves murmuringly praises symptoms, causing Beresford’s confusion until the royal doctor declares the patient has the rarest disease of the century, a diagnosis once thought extinct.
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Wyman
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Lord Charles Beresford
Sir Frederick Treves
Royal Household
Sir Frederick
Lord Charles
Murmuur
Lord Beresford
A Sport to the Last
A humorous yarn recalls a German in Hoboken who left $25 for friends after death and a Hibernian friend who asks to treat pallbearers with $10. The joke pivots on whether to treat them after the funeral or on the return trip, the dying man choosing the former.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Om Dunn
Hoboken
Tom
Billy
Buffalo Courier
Baroness Hedwig von Schroeder Shines in Washington Visit
The Chicago Journal quotes Baroness Hedwig von Schroeder of Berlin enjoying a grand time in the United States. She praises American hospitality, notes language has not hindered friendship, and expresses a wish to linger in Newport while admiring the warm reception from locals and visitors alike.
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Europe
Hedwig von Schroeder
Berlin
Newport
Chicago Journal
Country Without 4 Heggar Menditaney Las
In Switzerland, where it once was common, efforts seek work for those who wish to work. Those unwilling are placed in institutions for compulsory labor. A canon of Schiny2 imposes penalties on persons who by alms or deception harm others, including theft from houses and fraud against insurers.
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Switzerland
The Shepherd and the Sheep of the Flock
An eccentric Scottish divine tells of meeting parishioners at a lawyer known for sharp practice. The lawyer jokes about whether they are white or black sheep, the minister quips, and vows that if they stay long enough they will be ferried.
Hyomoi Ad Promotes Cure for Catarrh in Southern Guide
J P Pitman of the Dunn Guide forwards a clipping praising Hyomoi the remedy for catarrh and a letter urging wide distribution. The notice claims Hyomoi cures catarrh without stomach dosing and highlights a $1 outfit with 50 cent refills and a guarantee.
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South
Guide
Dunn
NCL Ita
J. P. Pitman
Pitman
A J. Howe
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the City
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Corinne
Omaha
Evan Lloyd
Brevier Brown
Charles Woodruff
Ames College
Ivby
Will Denelan
Tabor
Union Pacific Railway
Dorothy Ross
Nels Ross
Sora Johnson
Nina Williams
Lizzie McCreary
Council Bluffs
Frank A. Deerwester
Miss McCreary
Deerwester
Ira McKnight
William Bachman
Alliance, Neb
Missouri
Arkansas
Eduard Bachman
C. H. Record
Los Angeles
Beery W. Wright
George Lose
M.A. Templeton
F. G Buttinton
Ezra Bradford
Sunshire
Duwers
Mar
Jason Brown
Wight
Brown
Wes Iorling
Barbee Public Sale
Allbee Public Sale
Chas
W. Davies
Fuwa
S Tsy Lyrins
Iseba Itsdale
Lowa
Ley the Vribune
Udson For
Adirondack
Sutmer
Audre
Harper's Weekly
Thurman
Simeonora
Central Park
Mr. Ford
Boniface
Anthony
New York ‘Times
James
Hubbell's Grocery
Roely Mountain
Wow
Co. Fe, CO
Byers
Rocky Mountain
DeWirr & Co
Cardus
Ladies Advisory Dept., Inc
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga, Tenn
Katy Flyer
Kansas City
Kansas
Oklahoma
Pexas Putata
Kilveis City
Oklahoma, Indian Territory
Lexas
Ehora
Katy
St. Louis, Mo
Thur
Glenwood Opera House
Clint and
Bessie Robbins
Edward
Himes
Stoudrs
Northwestern Yeast GO
Chicago, Ill
Coryrchts & Anyons
Anne Trea
Patedtica
Blunt & Co
Scientific American
INN & Co
Oxeway
Washinton
D.C
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