New Court Cases Filed in Glenwood Terms Start Soon
Recent filings list John Pullman of Silver City suing J F Lookabill for 712727 on four notes and a merchandise balance, Nettie McBee seeks divorce from Andrew McBee for habitual drunkenness after three years, and Will M Donevan sues Amanda Bale for 95.20 for farm management services in Merrick county.
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Glenwood
Davis
John Pullman
Silver City Implements
J. F. Lookabill
Nettie McBee
Andrew McBee
Will M. Donevan
Amanda Bale
Merrick County
Nebraska
Cummins Elected Senator by Iowa General Assembly
The Iowa General Assembly voted 112 to 40 to elect A. B. Cummins to a six year Senate term on straight party lines. Claude R. Porter received a small number of votes in both chambers. The formal declaration followed, with Cummins addressing the joint session after the vote.
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Iowa General Assembly
People of
Iowa
A. BR. Cummins
Claude R. Porter
Cummins
Senate
House
Porter
Quarantine Jingle from Mills County Families
A humorous verse mocks extended quarantine with playful chores and disinfecting tips, urging households to endure and dream of release. The rhyme lists tasks from attic to cellar, including beating rugs, airing whiskers, and cleaning floors as a lighthearted regional quip.
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Mills County
Evans Buys Large 2560 Acre Nebraska Ranch
Marion L. Evans has bought a 2560 acre ranch in Rock county Nebraska. His son John will manage the property in the spring. The ranch sits about twenty miles south of the Genung ranch, near Mills County investors J D Robbins and the Thompson Ranch. Quint and Bert Genung have long operated the Genung ranch, regarded by visitors as among the state's best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion L. Evans
Rock County
Nebraska
John
Genung Ranch
J. D. Robbins
Malvern
Mills County
Qulint
Bert Genung
Genung
Injured by Vicious Bull Near Hetzel Farm
Milo B Fellows aiding Mr Hetzel drive cattle near Strahan when a vicious bull charged. He was knocked from horseback into a ditch with the horse on top, suffering a badly broken leg and heavy injuries. He was carried home for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Hetzel
Strahan
Milo B. Fellows
Robbins named supervisor to fill Mills County vacancy
J D Robbins was chosen to fill the east end district vacancy on Mills County's board after James Greig’s resignation. The appointment followed legal counsel and county officials confirming there was no legal election last fall and that action was needed immediately. Robbins has ten days to qualify and may decline and seek election court review.
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J. D. Robbins
James Greig
East End
Mills County
Tribune
Criswell
Davis
Recorder Rhoads
Robbins
Greig
Dr Schier Praises Fort Madison Warden Sanders Reforms
Dr A B R Schier, Glenwood Institution physician, commends Warden Sanders for reforms at Fort Madison Penitentiary begun last April. He notes improved conditions, new music programs led by Stevenson, and dentistry by Dr Caldwell, with focus on turning inmates into better men during their stay.
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Tribune
A. BR. Schier
Glenwood Institution
Fort Madison
Sanders
The
Schier
Stevenson
Glee Club
Caldwell
Glenwood
Overcoat Theft Leads to Grand Larceny Charge
Charles McCauley, 25, jailed at Glenwood on grand larceny charges after stealing a coat from a Pacific Junction eastbound stock train passenger car. He posed as a trainman to distract passengers, taking the coat of Mr. Bower of Glenwood, who was en route home from cattle deals near Mt. Pleasant. Grand jury meeting February 2 to act.
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Charles McCauley
Glenwood
McCauley
Pacific
Mr. Bower
L. A
A. O. Bower
South Omaha
Mt. Pleasant
Overcoat Theft Suspect Arrested at Depot
McCauley, missing his overcoat, was spotted by City Marshall T. O. Zornes as he entered the depot wearing it. Arraigned before Squire W. H. McLaughlin and bound over to the grand jury, McCauley was brought to Glenwood that night. His parents live at Plattsmouth. he has worked as a switchman at the Junction. Police note prior liquor addiction and possible escapes from Lindon state institution. He may be the man who once impersonated a railroad worker to extort money from Alex Cain of Henderson over emigrant goods.
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T. O. Zornes
McCauley
Squire W. H. McLaughlin
Grand Jury
Glenwood
Plattsmouth
State Institution
Lindon
McQauley
Alex Cain
Henderson
Burglars Strike Carey and Fleming Store at Glenwood
Burglars entered through a rear window of the Carey and Fleming store in Glenwood last night. They ransacked dress goods, overalls, and shirt departments, then left for Lon Mayberry’s barn two blocks away and altered clothing there. A new shirt and Fleming’s crevenerite coat were found discarded near the Otis livery. An attempt to summon Lincoln bloodhounds failed as they were unavailable.
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Carey & Fleming
Glenwood
Istore
Lon Mayberry
Mr. Fleming
Otis
Lincoln Blood Hounds
Wrank Hodges
Tabor Defeats Corning In High School Debate
In a Friday evening debate at Tabor Corning was represented by John Frederick Clif ford Pomeroy and Fred Thomas arguing for federal control of interstate corporations. Tabor was represented by Nelle Asman Gladys Green and Mildred Hanter who won. Judges were Prof Morgan Glenwood Rev Wilkins Malvern and Redcliff Red Oak. A banquet at Superintendent Volkamanns home followed.
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Tabor
Corning
John Frederick
Clifford Pomeroy
Fred Thomas
Nelle Asman
Gladys Green
Mildred Hanter
Morgan
Glenwood
Wilkins
Malvern
Redcliff
Red Oak
Sidney Goes Dry in Fremont County Town
Sidney, an ancient village and historic capital of Fremont County, becomes the first dry town in forty years after A VY Penn surrenders his liquor permit and J E McDonald withdraws his application following a 241-signature remonstrance. The movement is led by the Women's Christian Temperance Union which hopes no further permits will be requested and Sidney will stay dry.
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Sidney
Fremont County
A. VY. Penn
J. E. McDonald
McDonald
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Electric Lights for Tabor Set for February 1
Tabor will begin electric service by February 1 with power from Malvern. Building the line and heavy wire to transmit current cost about 1000. The cross-town supply experiment attracts interest for small towns seeking lights.
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Tabor
Malvern
January Bridegroom and Bride Marriage in Glenwood
Miss Eva L. Mickelwait married Ernest I. Wright at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ira D. McKnight in Glenwood. Rev. J. C. Harris officiated at 4 o clock with Miss Estella Wood as bridesmaid and Parl Mickelwart as best man. The couple will reside on the J. C. Davidson farm two miles southwest of Glenwood. Relatives from Odebolt Pacific Junction Atkins Nebraska Leigh Nebraska attended. The Tribune extends best wishes.
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Ira D. McKnight
Glenwood
Eva L. Mickelwait
Eirnest I. Wright
J. C. Harris
The
Christian Church
Estella Wood
West Liberty
Town
Parl Mickelwart
Gertrude Davidson
J. C. Davidson
the Tribune
BE. A. Wright
Odebolt
Junction
M. A. Wright
Frank Wright
Pacific Junction
G. E. Wright
Atkin
Neb
H. ©. Nagel
Leigh
Neh
George Is. Lloyd
Weston
Logan
Council Bluffs
Christian Parsonage
Price
Thomas Lloyd
Malvern
Lloyd
Standard’ Oi
Tribune
Ada Plumb Weds Marry Alexander On Silver City Farm
A mid-day wedding united Ada Plumb and Marry Alexander at the Plumb home east of Silver City with Rev. Peter Jacobs officiating. They plan to reside on a farm near Wesley Chapel, Anderson township. The event followed with a family dinner and gifts.
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P. V. Plumb
Silver City
Ada
Alexander
Peter Jacobs
Alice Plumb
Wesley Chapel
Anderson Township
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J. B. Winkler
Mary Wells
Rawles Township
American Experiment Company of
Lincoln, Neb
C. A. Hodgkinson of
A. Kearney
Imogene
A. H. Winkler
Mr. Winkler
Mary J. Greedy
Iomgene
Kearney
L. M. Gutchenritter
Charles Barbee
Center Township
Daniel Barbee
Toppenish, Wash
Washington
First National Bank of
Malvern Publishing Company
Iowan
A. E. Cook
D. CG. Cole
Butler County
Frank L. Lemon
Lincoln
Emerson
Lemon
Emerson Chronicle
Blutts Nonparei
West End Mills
Henry E. Schoening
Leopold Knoefler
Snider
Superior Court
Knoefler
Samuel Allis
Schoening
the Times
Stewart
Coin Gazette
Coin
Missouri
Evans
Dr. Schier
D. G. Jamison & Co
Alexander Plumb
Lloyd-Weston
Court House
F. H. Davis
G. W. Edwards
Edwin A. Seeley
E. Seeley
Flora Weak
Jamisone
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