Democrats Fill Ticket Linville Chosen for State Rep Position
The Mills County Democratic convention in Glenwood filled vacancies with L G Linville of Glenwood named for State Representative. James N Pullman Silver City is nominated for County Treasurer and C E Wheeler Glenwood for County Auditor. Coroner Dr Edgar Christy Hastings also nominated. Delegates to state and judicial conventions elected. Linville addressed the gathering pledging to represent Mills County earnestly if elected. The resolutions committee defended the 1908 Democratic platform and urged changes to the state primary law and filing rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Linville
Glenwood
James N. Pullman
Silver City
C. E. Wheeler
Edgar Christy
Hastings
N. S. Genung
John Croak
John G Flanagan
Mills County
Committee On Resolutions
Denver
United States Supreme Court
Democratic Congress
W. J. Bryan
Baltimore
Yibenry Dresler
Fr. J. Wallace
A. B. Judson
Balfour
Pierson
Henderson
I. A. Stevens
FL. Nipp
Mineola
T. Q. Records
W. HH. Miller
Emerson
W. M. Lamb
Grant Summers
Malvern
A. L. Wolfe
Rawles
Italy
A. E. Cook
Dean
J. Y. Stone
M. Burneton
W. &. Lewis
A. 2B
Washburn
G. W. Jones
Gak. Co
M. Follett
Q. Purcell
Iastings
A. TP
Reeves
Council Bluffs
A. J. Cook
Mavvern
A. J. Chantry
Mr. Chantry
Clance Anderson
Pacific Junction
A. Hubner
C. Yates
Claude Anderson
A. d. Blair
Board of Supervisors
Unrest After City Conventions Draws Cross-Party Debate
Delegates from Democratic and Republican gatherings in Glenwood mingled at the courthouse park last Saturday. Observers note broad calls for ending plunder by powerful institutions and political bosses while seeking a free, fair path to govern with shared aims.
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Glenwood
Court House Park
Goult
Emerson Reporter Lyle Wilkins Vanishes With Fletcher
Tribune special correspondent Lyle Wilkins and CG. BR. Fletcher disappeared early Monday after traveling from Emerson to Glenwood and the courthouse. Their names with Miss Pearl Hicks appear on a local book before returning to the depot, leaving their whereabouts a mystery.
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J. Lyle Wilkins
Emerson
the Tribune
Lyle
BR. Fletcher
Glenwood
Court House
Miss Pearl Hicks
Wed In Malvern And Pacific Junction Weddings
A marriage license issued Monday to William A. Burke and Olga J. Otis of Malvern marks a county wedding. Joseph Raper and Lena M. Lynch wed at the bride’s parents home near Pacific Junction with Rev. Palmerton officiating. The couple will reside in Pawnee City Nebraska. Carl H. Spier and Ama Lynch married at the bride’s parents home near Pacific Junction with Rev. Litten officiating. A four course dinner followed the ceremony.
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William A. Burke
Olga J. Otis
Malvern
Otis
Wade
Joseph Raper
Lena M. Lynch
Pacific Junction
Palmerton
Glenwood
A. ¥. Iayneh
Raper
Pawnee City
Neb
Carl IT. Spier
Nebraska
Ama Lynch
A. F. Lynch
Rev
Litten
Methodist Church of
May Temperature and Rainfall Report for Mills County
May weather report from WW McCartney in Pacific Junction shows a mean temperature of 66.4 degrees, 3.4 degrees above the 16 year normal. Record notes indicate readings on May 7, 26, and 20 with total rainfall of three quarters of an inch, against a normal May rainfall of four inches.
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WW. H. McCartney
Pacific Junction
Weather Recorder
Mills County
Real Estate Transfers Across Multiple Properties
A series of property transfers include NN B Moore to Lon Owens with multiple lots in Pacific Juned, Jk Small to Terry with blocks in Glenwood, W Clute to Peteride land in Platteville sections, Seitz to John Seitz re of sel of ow in Oak, Beattie to Kuerland one third undivided in Silver Creek lots, J W Croy to BF Hayes in Emma A Searle's area Glen Wood, and Stobert Brown to H 4 Smith with partial Elizabeth and Lyons parcels totaling around 14 200 to 49 3000 2300 across several towns.
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Moore
Lon Owens
Pacific
Terry
Glenwood
Pecs
W Clute
Peteride
Platteville
P Seitz
John Seitz
Beattie
Kuerland
Silver Creek
W Croy
BF Hayes
Emma A Searle
Cora M Crowell
Glen Wood
Stobert Brown
Smith
Peckenpaugh
B M Williams
Lyons
Malvern
Oak
Red Oak visits and Emerson Fourth Train Special
Local notes report visits to Red Oak by Mrs red Kline and Rudolph Anderson, and James Smith selling hogs at South Omaha. A special Fourth of July train will leave Emerson at 10 pm for Red Oak, with 300 expected riders. Community events include summer school in Tab or and a windfall rain in Emerson, plus a burglar box theft recovered by Ted Bird.
Silver City Social Notes and Local Happenings
The Cemetery association meets Wednesday evening. BR Dalton from Glenwood discussed insurance last week. TL Shawler's father from Kentucky visiting. Fritz Moeller visited Portsmouth. A son arrived June 23 at Frank Decker home. Jim Pullman bought a Jackson automobile. Tye Plimb at postmasters convention in Council Bluffs. The Masons hold a special meeting. third degree being exemplified. Mr and Mrs JD Jackson back in town after illness. Mrs A Goos celebrated birthday June 22 with luncheon. Rain needed amid convention excitement and hot weather. Fred Staugher's mother from St Louis visiting. Champ Clark’s dog not helping drought, rain desired. Mrs W Colter and children visited Elmo. Silver City band concerts draw crowds each Saturday. Carl Wutfaker returned from Outlook, Canada due to sister’s illness. Mrs Moore improving. Inter-town picnic near Silver City, Mineola, Treynor with races and contests. Adolph Schultz’s place featured in event coverage.
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Cemetery Association
Wednesady
BR Dalton
Glenwood
TL Shawler
Kentucky
Fritz Moeller
Portsmouth
Frank Decker
Jim Pullman
Jackson
Tye Plimb
Council Blots
Te Masons
JD C Jackson
McCue
A Goos
Fred Staugher
St Louis
Champ Clark
W Colter
Elmo
Silver City
Carl Wutfaker
Outlock
Can
Ert Moore
Strenuous tug of war and base ball report from Silver City
A tug of war between Silver City and Treynor ended without a winner. Mineola beat Silver City 15 to 5 in baseball. Silver City and Treynor bands provided music. Boosters for Glenwood Fourth of July visited, inviting attendance. Many Silver City residents plan to go to Glenwood. A Sunday school opened at Evergreen school house north of Silver City with sessions Sundays at 3 PM. Officers include Mrs G B McNay superintendent and Lyman Bryant an 71 year old former soldier hosted a banquet for friends and old comrades.
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Silver City
Treynor
Mineola
Glenwood
Evergreen
Henderson data on cultivators and local notices
Henderson spotlight highlights quality cultivators from Saar Implement Co. plus local rural updates. Paul Saar shipped hogs to South Omaha, while Martin Saar moved cattle and hogs. Social and market events include a June 22 ice cream social and a successful Methodist market day. Several residents visit relatives in Cantril and Kansas City, with a Nishna ditch hearing noted at Glenwood and home construction ongoing southeast of Henderson.
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Saar Implement Company
Henderson
Paul
South Omaha
Earl Saar
Cantril
JS Willard
Kansas City
Jennie Fulton
Aberdeen
Ohio
MG Harover
Ramona
Gladys Weir
Halyoke
Colo
J § Willard
Martin Saar
Christian Endeavor Society
Christian Church
Tribune
William Cain
John Martin
Glenwood
Web Sowers
Cim Danley
Kansas
Malvern Hog Shipment Ahead of July Revels
Moses Parker shipped two carloads of hogs to St Joseph last week. Malvern plans a grand Fourth of July celebration this week. William Myers fell on a sidewalk Monday, cutting his head. A Red Oak touring car turned turtle north of town. no one hurt. Mrs Guy Breeding died Tuesday while visiting Thomfield. funeral held Thursday at the Methodist church. George Salyers company rebuilding coal houses at Wyant elevator. bins eighty by fourteen feet with concrete floors. Forrest Chantry tilled a hail-damaged wheat field, sowing ninety day corn in hopes of a crop. Local Methodist women hosted a gathering at a neighbor’s home.
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Moses Parker
St Joseph
Malvern
William Myers
Red Oak
Guy Breeding
Thomfield
George Salyers Company
Forrest Chantry
Methodist Church
One Paper This Week Tribune Notice
A brief announcer states there will be only one issue of the Tribune this week due to schedule, delaying news from the Baltimore convention and avoiding work on the Fourth of July.
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The
Tribune
Baltimore
Delegation Clash at Mills County GOP Convention
At Glenwood a Republican county gathering attempted to bar Roosevelt supporters from the Mills County delegation to the State convention. Most delegates named favored Taft, with A. B. Judson and R. H. Pierson vocally opposing Roosevelt, affirming Republican loyalty as the roll was finalized. The day also covered coronner and supervisors nominations, plus a Fourth of July church dinner plan in Glenwood.
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Glenwood
Mills County
Roosevelt
A.hubner
Mineola
Coronner
J. A. Blair
L Board of Supervisors
Noa
Taft
A. B. Judson
Balfour
R. H. Pierson
Henderson
Judson
Iowa
Yaft
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Splendiden
Des Moines
Councy Bluffs
J T Ward
Trank Wallace
Jeb Anderson
LG Linville
L W Boehner
JB Fickel
W G White
W Clay DeLashmutt
Judicial Convention
George White
John Flanagan
G CG Rinehart
John Olson
James Mickelwait
Center
Marion Plumb
Henerson
Charles Plumer
Wm M Donselan
Lyle Wilkins
Burke
Lynch
Spier-Lynch
County News
East Mills
Red Kline
George Cross
Rudolph Anderson
James Smith
Hmerson
Elmer Rasy
Fremont
Gladys Longshore
Maude McDowell
Tabor
Potter
Minneapolis
W A Morgan
John Johnson
A Tollinger
Abbie Bliss
Red Oak and
Stennett
John L Evans
Bride
Evans
the Lakes
J D Cramer
Brighton
JE Wiklins
Wm Baton
Eunice
Clearwater
Elihu Cheney
Charles Curry
Esther
Stronghurst
A W Coppage
Lorena Wast
Griswold
A N Tollinger
Avoca
A Q Graham
Rhode
Helen
Fort
Lupton
Cola
Catherine Lang
Laura Campbell
Pearle Hicks
Miss Campbell
Robinson
J . G Johnson
Schuyler
Johnson
Wevery
Henry Wookey
Near Here
Wookey
Ray Fields
Amanda Thorson
Huastings
Bel Oak
Baptist Church
Wilkins
Greenwood Lumber Company
Ted Birdgall
D Greenwood
Ted
Glenwood Chautauqua
Mills
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