Farm Horses Dash in Storm Mail Crash Scene
A horse landed in a corncrib while two others were blown over the crib and fell into the orchard about 35 yards away. All three animals remained tied to a portion of the manger after the incident.
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09 Jul 1907
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Mills County Tribune in Glenwood, Iowa
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1907
Page
1
Storm damages at Genwood Institution and nearby farms
Lively activity followed a storm at Genwood Institution where wind and hail shattered several front windows and rain poured in. Workers saved furniture and carpets while about 2 panes broke across buildings. Engineer Franz Ballance suffered a deep cut in the laundry room. Nearby state farm crops on 900 acres incurred similar losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genwood Institution
Franz Ballance
Peach Orchard Hit by Severe Hailstorm
A major hailstorm wrecked Peach Orchard area wrecking the A. I. Burger peach orchard. Almost every tree stripped of fruit, many trees blown over, large limbs torn, bark peeled, and 84 window panes shattered. Clyde Burger’s house flooded, barn opened for horses’ escape, several horses injured by broken fences and a wedged animal in a stalk cutter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. I. Burger
Clyde Burger
Clyde
Hail damages Glenwood high school building and grounds
A hailstorm damaged Glenwood High School breaking an upper sash of 3 by 5 feet in the east assembly room. Glass flew 30 feet, wet piano, skylight office sash blown in, water damaged hooks. A large walnut tree at the rear broke at the roots, bringing down Mills County telephone wires and several poles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood High School
Mills County
Storm damages Tabor church and town structures
A severe storm damaged Tabor Congregational Church unroofing it and smashing the pipe organ and grand piano, with total church property losses estimated at 36,000 without insurance. The storm felled trees across Tabor including the Charles Fillis residence injuring a sleeping boy, and left Taber park in a tangled mess, disfiguring the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
Congregational
Charles Fillis
Taber Park
Flooded Low Lands Add To Havoc From Hail
Describes extensive flood damage after a hail storm. Water spreads from Pony Creek ditch, breaking the levy opposite Will Masters home north of the Junction. Rubbish piles dammed the water at K. L. bride, flooding W. C. Tie Lashault land and washing onto W. M. Lain farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pony Creek
Will Mstes
K. CL. Bride
W. C. Tie- Lashault
W. M. Lain
Storm Strikes Plattsmouth. Floods Collapse Buildings
A severe storm hit Plattsmouth flooding Main Street and causing extensive damage. Horses drowned in a livery barn as a large double storefront wall collapsed. The Kraft Clothing building suffered losses and officials assess widespread destruction.
Six Horses Killed In Unclear Race Incident
A confusing, fragmentary report notes six horses were killed after a race or event. Names, places, and times are unreadable, with many garbled terms and stray phrases obscuring specific details. No clear victims, locations, or dates can be confirmed from the readable text.
Storms Drive Hogs to Run, Fence Dangers Reported
The storm drove hogs to run and ignore fences, risking severe lacerations from barbed wire. Other obstacles caused injuries as hail battered the scene, with many hogs drowned or killed by the pelting hail.
Loss estimates from hail damage in the district
Farmers report wide losses from a hailstorm. W Seeger estimates losses around 5000 dollars, A H Burger expects over 2000, Sam Astes notes 10 acres of corn with losses exceeding 4000, others suffer varying amounts. The total crop damage is substantial across the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Seeger
A. H H. Burger
Sam Astes
Canning Factory to Operate as Usual Despite Rumor
The Dew Glenwood Canning Co announces it will operate this season and will accept all contracted tomatoes and Country Gentleman sweet corn for J and delivery, countering circulating rumors of a shutdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Canning Co
Doings of the Death Angel in Glenwood and Surrounding
Obituaries note Mrs. Will Suuchin died at home in Glenwood after a long illness of consumption. She was 49 and survived by her husband and a former marriage’s three children. Funeral at Baptist church Wednesday at 10 conducted by Rev Staples. Also, Amelia Lindt died July 3 in Silver City at 79, longtime resident. service by Rev Moser. burial beside husband in Silver City cemetery. A B Dalrymple died suddenly at Hastings in his 76th year, Mills County pioneer. survived by wife and eight children. service details list children across Emerson Hastings Idaho Washington Stahan and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Suuchin
Glenwood
Colorado
L. Merritt
Baptist Church
Amelia Lindt
Silver City
L. Hettinger
BR. R. Moser
A. B. Dalrymple
Hastings
Mills County
A. Osborne
William Dalrymple
Emerson
William Campbell
Everett Purcell
Alma Dalrymple
Tillman Seeks Duel With Dolliver Reported Standoff
The Saturday papers write of a sensational claim that Senator Tillman challenged Senator Dolliver of Iowa to a duel. If true, Tillman might be unavailable to speak at the Glenwood chautauqua amid talk he could be killed on August 16. The clash followed Dolliver's Jackson Michigan lecture condemning Tillman as lawless and violent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Papers
Tillman
Dolliver
Iowa
Glenwood
Tilman
Jackson
Baking powder labels reveal ingredients under new Pure Food Laws
Under the Pure Food Laws, baking powders must display ingredients on labels. The notice warns about harmful components in many products and cites Royal Baking Powder as containing grape cream of tartar, suggesting this explains its rising local sales and urging careful reading of labels before use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vie
Glenwood News Briefly Tells Of Town Happenings And Visits
Ivory and Otis make town loans while plumbing firms Bower Bros and Wilson Drug Company advertise services. Raymond Trisler quotes plumbing and heating work. Many residents from Council Bluffs, Omaha, Emerson and Sidney visit Glenwood over the Fourth. Local business updates include Steinsheimer store manager Lutkin, Dr W G Shriver visits, and real estate and millinery sales notices. A memorial resolution honors Brother Straub of the Glenwood Homestead, with funeral sentiments and committee notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivory & Otis
Bower Bros
Wilson Drug Company
Wall
F.M. McCluskey
South Side
Raymond Trisler
Glenwood Granite Works
Cigar ad and local notices mix with farm listings
Glenwood five cent cigar promoted as best on the market. Second hand Deering 6 foot not for sale. 24 quart berry cases 16 cents each at Allen Packing Co. Testimony on Foley's Kidney Cure from Tra W Kelley of Mansfield Pa. Refuse substitutes. Beadle county South Dakota land offers from $32 to $40 per acre. A 1120 acre farm ten miles from Harvard with $5000 in buildings, fully fenced and well watered, priced at $16 per acre. Inquire W A Hill at the Tribune office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie
Allen Packing Co
Tra W. Kelley
Mansfield
Foley
South Dakota
Beadle County
Harvard
W. A. Hill
Tribune
Big Horn Basin
Yellowstone River
Central States
Worland
Cody
Wyoming
Billings
Montana
Chicago
Omaha
Lincoln
Kansas City
St. Louis
Dalés
Burlington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Plattsmouth
Uae
Waller
Teds Obassie
Tady Suai
Mrs. Will Snuffin
Amelia Sindt
Glenwood News
Miss Mae Bruce
Hamburg
W. R. Bruce
Henry Yockey
Frank Ogle
Miss Anderson
Neilson
Henry C. Smith
Iarry
Center Township
KB. L. Lutkin
Steinsheimer
W. G. Shriver
Mabel
FY al, Shriver
F. d. Walhice
Dr. Woodrow House
Vine and
Third Streets
Earl Jale
Indianola
Spokane
Wash
Martha Myers
Eliott
George Hamilton
Marshalltown
K. Meyers
L. A. Williams
Tenry Burkett
North Vine Street
W. A. Harlan
L. A. Stillwagon
Stmmer
Miller
Robinson’s
Drew
Dixon, II
Ernest Smith
Tenderson
Mills-Pottawattamie
Matilda Saar
Lonnie Jones
Nebraska
Kansas
Lillie Miller Kutcher
Los Angeles
Reno
Nevada
Tribune Office
John &. Straub
Brotherhood of American Yeoman
Brother Straub
W. H. Wittle
J. R. Cannon
J. L. Ross
I A. Bowel
Deering
L. E. Geil
Singer Office
Mickelwail
Will M. Donelan
Uxchanges
D.G. Jamison
McCall
Jowa
Edison
Edison and
Vietor Phonographs
Edison Phonograph Distributors
Glenwood, Iowa
B. Clem Deaver
Land Shekers' Information Bureau
Maroony St
Omaha, Neb
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