Glenwood News Briefs and Local Updates
Glenwood residents read of loan offers from Ivory & Otis and local firms while updates note moves, travels, and health concerns. Individuals named include Raymond Trisler and Elmer Hall, with community items on clubs, schooling, and a charity drive. A reform school transfer involves Harriett Edgar and Emma Hubbell, aged 16.
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Glenwood
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Hamburg
Wheeler
Harriett Edgar
Emma Hubbell
Reform School
Mitchellville
New Lodge Officers Named at Glenwood Yeoman Lodge
Named officers installed include Foreman J. W. Murphy Jr Master of ceremonies J. B. Cannon Correspondent W. H. Hittle Master of accounts J. B. Ross and Chaplain Mrs. Minnie Ross. About 125 attendees shared a supper. Local notices promote Foley's Honey and Tar and other ads from A. J. Howe and Mills County Abstract Co. Public sales and farm listings follow, with details on estates, livestock, and properties near Glenwood Iowa.
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Glenwood Yeoman Lodge
J. W. Murphy Jr
J. BR. Cannon
W. H.hittle
J. 8. Ross
Minnie Ross
Servant in the House at Boyd’s Omaha Opens Week
Omaha theatergoers may see Charles Rann Kennedy’s The Servant in the House at Boyd’s Theater for a week starting Monday January 25 with matinees on Wednesday and Saturday. The play, produced in New York last March, drew wide attention for its central character likened to a Christ and sparked debate over its daring themes. Clergy in New York endorsed the work from pulpits, urging congregants to attend the comedy drama.
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Charles Rann Kennedy
Boyd’s
Omaha
New York
The Servant in the House comes to Omaha stage
The modern comedy with touches of tragedy has enjoyed long runs from New York to San Francisco and Chicago with high praise from Harper's, Chicago papers, and the New York Sun. Henry Miller's Associate Players bring an all star cast to Omaha for an extended engagement to accommodate out of town patrons.
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San Francisco
New York
California
Chicago
Powers Theater
Harper's Magazine
Chicago Daily News
New York Evening Post
The
Chicago Tribune
Chicago Record Herald
New York Sun
Omaha
Henry Miller
President N Y Central picks W C Brown as head of NY Central
N Y Central announces the election of W C Brown, formerly a Burlington Route official, as president. Brown began as a section hand at 16, learned telegraphy, and rose to train dispatcher before 19. He served as division superintendent between Creston and Council Bluffs and is 55. He is well known in Southwest Iowa and among veteran railroad men at the Junction.
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Tribune
Weekly Times
Council Bluffs
J. R. van Horn
Ray
Glenwood
The
Times
Theodore Beckman
Glenwood Larness
L. E. Geil. E
Isogart
Beekman
Auditorium
Chicago
W. C. Brown
Burlington
New York Central Railroad Company
Mr. Brown
Iowa
Creston
Randolph Notes and Omaha Murder Toll Update
Mrs Bowery returns to Randolph while Albert Smith travels to Omaha due to the death of his brother L A Smith the murdered policeman. Miss Mary Howery visits with Mrs L By Baker as BF Long heads to Council Bluffs for his granddaughter Vena Moore’s death. L A Smith, once a Randolph resident, was killed in Omaha. Arthur Hostetter and wife of Palive Junction visited relatives, and W W Bacoba of Honey Creek was in town Thursday.
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Arthur Hostetter
Palife Junction
W Bacoba
Honey Creek
Thureday
Real estate transfers and property exchanges list
A compilation of land and property transfers in various townships and towns. Notable moves include Mrs. Perry G Thrapp exchanging 40 acres near Pacific Junction for Cottage hotel property in Glenwood, and EL Means acquiring Cottage hotel parcels in Glenwood and Hastings. Additional transfers include numerous 40 to 160 acre parcels in Oak, Center, St Mary, and Malvern plus city lots in Pacific City and Glenwood.
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Perry G. Thrapp
Emerson
Pacific Junction
Platteville Township
E. L. Means
Nebraska
Glenwood
Rodman
LC Stevenson
Center
L Mitchell
M Matheson
St. Mary
CF Nipp
A Schoening
Oak
Schoen
C Schoening
Boyer
Wederquist
Strahan
HS Russell
D D Thomas
Malvern
Pierson
RJ Wilson
Anderson
RA Pierson
R Pierson
J L Anderson
Willadson
St Mary
Hutchings
C W Kelley
P C Honeywell
Kemp
Pacific City
G Thrapp
Hastings
A White
M E Smith
C Walker
Ira Padgett
Robi, Johnson
John Johnson
Strahan Officers Elected at Modern Woodmen Lodge
Citizens report several ill in Strahan over the past two weeks linked to vaccination but no smallpox outbreak. BS Vestal improved after illness last week. Modern Woodmen lodge elected F J Steele as venerable consul Glenn Hackett as worthy adviser R S Murphy as banker CO A Payne as clerk B M Cully as escort W S Wortman as watchman W C Sloan as sentry JW Langmuir J H Reasoner and 18 Bradley as managers.
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Strahan
BS Vestal
Woodman Lodge
F J Steele
Glenn Hackett
R S Murphy
A Payne
B M Cully
W S Wortman
W C Sloan
JW Langmuir
J H Reasoner
Bradley
Religious author lauds Foley's Kidney Remedy
A writer describes years of kidney trouble and a severe winter attack confining him to bed for eight days. He reports thick white sediment in his urine and frequent passing. After starting Foley's Kidney Remedy, the pain subsides, urine normalizes, and he recommends the product.
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Foley
A. J. Howe
Glenwood
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Ivory & Otis
Raymond Trisler
Red Cross Drug Co
P. O
Robinson’s
BE. G. Woodrow
Ferguson
West Side
L. A. Stillwagon
Denver
Elmer Hall
Frank Coleman
Si Thompson
Clarence Anthony
Bessie Anthony
J. L. Anthony
Woman’s Club
W. S. Elliott
Ralph Heinsheimer
Delafield
Wis
St. Jon's Military School
Frank Deerwester
Burington Junction
Dale Skiles
Rapid City
Lambert & DeMoss
Sam King
Reveal
L. A
Bower
T. S. Bower
Methodist Hosital
Shenandoah
Marcus Schoening
Oak Township
Bluffs
Belgrade
Neb
J. B. Cattron
West Liberty
Cattron
Mills County
Lincoln
Union
24Th
Lown
Upper Vine Street
J. ¥. Record
Janet Record
Mrs. Shriver
W. §. Elliot
Jamisons
Mills County Abstract Co
J. W.laraway
Tabor
Jackson
Balfour
H. B. Anderson
J. F
C. H. Spelman
Council Bluffa
Byers Bros
John E. Scott
Rawles Township
C. C. Scott
Macedonia
John Scott
Gu Essily
Sers
Omaha Theatre
Creston Clarke
N. Y. Central
Bartlett
Fred Fancher
Hudleson
Council Bluffs, In
Silver City
Byers Bros. Auctioneers
Cols. B. C
T. G. Byers
E. G. Whipple
North Side Grocer
L. E. Geil
Leffert’s
Broadway
Q Records
Walter Breen
Mills County Abstract Company
Glenwood, Iowa
Man
Cs Stark Bro
Louisiana
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