Hastings Birth and Local News Roundup in Nebraska Era
Wide Hastings notices report Ava Tmegend Karstedter birth in Hood River with 11 pounds 14 ounces. Various Hastings residents attend social events, sales, farm transactions, and hospital updates. Officials plan district meetings, threshing, and chiropractic ads appear amid community chatter.
Local News From Mineola and Nearby Families
Miss Arlu Brichel suffers mumps while Myron Nipp remains home with a cold. Mineola holds sugar and coal for local needs. Mr and Mrs John Lewing and daughter Gretchen visited Council Hhiffs. Mr Sewing had eye trouble. Mr Elliott travels for a D and RG railroad division and is noted as smallchur eood. Mrs Elliott and daughter Frm from Denver visited Mineola. Elliott is a Mills County link. Mrs Elliott is daughter of Mrs Schooning, a pioneer of Mineola.
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Arlu Brichel
Myron Nipp
Mineola
John Lewing
Gretchen
Council Hhiffs
Sewing
Mero
Claude Eiliott
Miss Frm
Denver
Elliott
D & RG Railroad
Smalchur Eood
Wilatt
Mills County
Z Eliott
Silver City
4Bliott
Caroline’ Schooning
Transactions in Mills County Recorder's Office
Filings in Mills County Recorder's Office Iowa from January 1920 at 5 PM to January 16 1920 at 5 PM. Numerous property transfers and mortgages noted with sections townships and ranges, including conveyances in Glenwood Malvern Pacific Junction and Strahan areas. Names include Davis Evans Evans Russell Phillips Haney Vinton Rhodes Vinton Hutchings Barber Lewis Plimpton Soard Horn Moore Vandervert Potts Sehade Anthony Olson State Savings Bank and United States patent transfer entries.
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County Recorder's
Mills County
Iowa
M. Ad. Uiivis
FP. Davis OW
Nwi
M. L.igvans
K. A. Evans
JO. Russell
S. Russell
A. KE. Phillips
Roy Haney
W. TD
J. KE. Vinton
W. Edwards
J. B. Vinton
W. D
A. Rhodes
F. Vinton
Milton Richards
William Kuykendall
Glenwood City
B. Hutchings
A. A. Barber
DL. Lewis
L. B. Plimpton
Cw. D
Glenwood
H. Wireman
J. W. Soard
John Olson
State Savings Bank
Pacific Junction
Q. Co. D
Malvern Light and Power Co
Town Service Co
W. 1
Malvern
Fort Des Moines Erection Tells Frontier Barracks Trial
Ruth A. Gallaher recounts the 1834 build of Fort Des Moines where Lt. Benjamin Roberts supervised soldiers who tore down nearly finished barracks to rework doorways after lacking doors. Capt Browne’s orders halted the amateur builder, preserving the structure as the town expanded after the Black Hawk War. Roberts later served in the Mexican and Civil Wars, became a brigadier general select, and influenced military science at Yale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Des Moines
Iowa
Ruth A. Gallaher
State Historical Society of
Canton
Kent
Benjamin S. Roberts
West Point
Roberts
Browne
United States Army
Yale University
Advertising Reader: Sell Items Through Tribune Column
Local Tribune ad reader promotes selling goods via the Advertising Reader column.
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the Tribune
Tanlac credited with curing Burlington woman’s stomach pains
Mrs. Carrie Dehn of 214 South Fourth Street Burlington says two bottles of Tanlac improved her health after a year of stomach trouble and fatigue. She reports relief from heart palpitations, headaches, and body pains, noting she can eat freely and feels stronger. Tanlac claims to boost digestion and overall vitality with broader benefits. It is sold locally in Glenwood Emerson Malvern Silver City and Henderson by listed agents.
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Carrie Dehn
Burlington
Tanlac
Treaith
Tanilae Las
Glenwood
A. J. Howe
Emerson
W. W. Abel
Malvern
Henry C. Morehouse
Silver City
I J. Talboy
Henderson
C. B. Irwin
Doan's Kidney Pills Praised by Glenwood Resident
A Glenwood resident, A. Standiford, testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieve backache headaches lameness and urinary trouble. He reiterates after more than five years that the medicine remains effective and continues to recommend it. Price 60c at all dealers.
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Glenwood
Doan
Mgr. Standiford
Doun
Standiford
Tposter-Milburn Co
Msgrs
Buffalo
N. Y
Rat Control Ad Promises Fast Rat Slaughter Cake
An advertisement touts RAT SNAP as a ready to use poison for rats and mice. It claims rats breed up to ten young per litter and that the product comes in cake form with three sizes 250 500 and 1.00. It guarantees effectiveness and is sold by FP W Kelley and R H Daniel.
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FP. W. Kelley
R. H. Daniel
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Hastings
Ava Tmegend
Robert Karstetter
Hood River
Ore
Ava Buoégene
Missrace Moore
Chirernee W. Moore
Silver City Rebekahs
Hastings Rebekahs
Grace Shithawiy
Dp. G. BP
Mia
Ed Hathiaway Wasers
van Gorkinn
Verne Clarke
Fy H. Priest
CL. Shoemaker
Max
Omaha Vistors
Tienry Brownell
Mary Brownell
Charles Abel
F. Alirey
Vic Cromwvall
J. B. Parker
W. H. Faton
Orville Durbin
H. F. Hackett
Strihan
Leo Darland
Merle Clark
Fred H. Priest
R. L. Diehay
Wesley Church
William Carper
Charles S. Anderson
B. P. Harais of
Prescott
Priest
John Hoeckabout
Fred Bishop
Banks Boney
Harry Piburn
Son
Peaceville
Sarah Mitchell
J. Oswald
Trick Man
M. R. Parker
W. L. Ferguson
Lodge
Shenandeah
John Hockabout
James Moore
Tye
John Wilson
J. O. Brown
Tere
Ma. Wilson
August Sevi
Gund &In
Atlantic
Clarence Mitchell
Havelock, Neb
Sarah Mitchel
Charley
Hank
Caven
Bozeman
Mont
Suiie
Lusintel
Joseph Wealin
Rurhester
Bute
Henry Wearit Qarleton
Rochester
Thea Combauy
Wearins Wauy
Emerson, Ja
Mills County Recorder’s Office
B. Geopfarth
Lana A. Geopfarth
United States
W. H. M. Pusey
Tribune
Resulta
Omaha
Raybode
Kemp
Washburn Farm
John Deere
Fleming
Chas. S. Anderson
W. H. Cramer, Auctioneer
R. S&s. McDonough
Bain
Peter Shudler
Jenkins
McCormick
Janesville
Sandwich Deere
Canton Lister
New Century Times
John Jury
Bull
R. J
J. D
Ohio
Byers
Ernest DeLashmutt
MAG & Mag
Cc. F. Davis